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join us for a memorable learning and gifting experience this season at the lli skills bazaar! excited about making your own slime? use decorative googly eyes, sprinkle glitter or throw in a splash of colours to customise your celebrate a colourful christmas. make 2 christmas ornaments in glas* mosaic. make your unique bauble with a huge array of decorations ranging from glitter, paints, stickers, moss, beads, markers amongst many other learn to make a simple wooden desk tray using reclaimed pallet wood! diy your own snow globe with the decorative items available. you are free to customise and beautify your artwork. prettify your home this christmas with a christmas fairy light led glas* jar lantern transformed into a work of art. create your own no sew snowman plushie for christmas using socks and as*orted embellishments. the lli skills bazaar aims to promote lifelong learning and cultivate the mindset of giving back to the community through the use of skills. friends and families can come together to learn new skills to create personalised gifts through the interactive workshops and purchase unique gifts from the independent skills market stalls. with the festive spread of food, look forward to savour and unwind at this fun since its' launch in 2013, the lifelong learning institute (lli) is one of the two continuing education and training (cet) campuses set up by skillsfuture singapore (ssg). as a vibrant ad*lt-learning campus, lli serves as a gateway for in-demand skills training and professional awwa is a non-profit organisation that aims to empower the disadvantaged to maximise their potential to lead dignified and independent lives. today, awwa serves over 10,000 clients a year - enhancing the quality of lives of children and youth with special needs and disabilities, caring for families and caregivers as well as seniors with health and social needs, whilst advocating for an the movement for the intellectually disabled of singapore (minds) was founded in may 1962 by a group of philanthropists who believed in the