National Library Board

Established in 1995, the National Library Board serves as Singapore’s primary cultural and educational institution. It manages a comprehensive network of public libraries, providing citizens and residents with extensive access to physical books, audiovisual media, and sophisticated digital archives. By fostering a vibrant reading culture, the organization supports lifelong learning across diverse demographics, including children, teens, adults, and seniors. Its strategic focus remains on democratizing knowledge and ensuring that information resources are readily available to the entire community through both physical and virtual channels.

The National Library Board operates a robust infrastructure comprising 13 locations across Singapore. With a workforce of 500-1,000 employees, the organization maintains high operational standards to deliver specialized library services and educational programs. Beyond traditional lending, the institution leverages modern technology, including a dedicated mobile app, to facilitate seamless discovery and resource management for its patrons. This technical integration ensures that the library remains a relevant hub for information in an increasingly digital landscape, catering to the evolving needs of a modern, tech-savvy population.

Community engagement remains a cornerstone of the organization’s mission, as it actively collaborates with various partners to launch educational initiatives and cultural programs. These efforts are designed to nurture a learning community and support the intellectual growth of the nation. Meet National Library Board's team to understand the leadership driving these strategic initiatives and the operational expertise behind their extensive service portfolio. Through these collaborative efforts, the institution continues to solidify its role as a vital pillar of Singapore’s social and educational framework.