<p>Firdaus Sani, 32, is the founder of Orang Laut SG. He created it to share more about the indigenous people in Singapore. Through the food he sells, he retells stories from Orang Laut families, the indigenous people of Singapore, who live on Pulau Semakau – which is more commonly known today as a landfill.</p>

Firdaus Sani, 32, is the founder of Orang Laut SG. He created it to share more about the indigenous people in Singapore. Through the food he sells, he retells stories from Orang Laut families, the indigenous people of Singapore, who live on Pulau Semakau – which is more commonly known today as a landfill.

Firdaus Sani: Retelling forgotten stories through food

When each of us makes an impact, we help uplift people, situations, communities in ways we could never have imagined. We are here to shed light on the inspiring achievements and experiences of Singapore’s youth in hopes of uncovering more stories along the way. 

This is exactly what Impact by Youthopia is all about. 

All of us can make an impact and your story can inspire another person to take action. Sharing these stories to the best of our ability is also our way of making an impact, what’s yours?

For more stories of outstanding youth, visit Youthopia.sg/impact

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When each of us makes an impact, we help uplift people, situations, communities in ways we could never have imagined. We are here to shed light on the inspiring achievements and experiences of Singapore’s youth in hopes of uncovering more stories along the way. This is exactly what Impact by Youthopia is all about. All of us can make an impact and your story can inspire another person to take action. Sharing these stories to the best of our ability is also our way of making an impact, what’s yours? For more stories of outstanding youth, visit Youthopia.sg/impact

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