About Little Good SG and HazeHelp
Little Good SG is a small community initiative by Hemalatha and Sriraman. We want to create simple, free tools that may make everyday life a little easier for people in Singapore.
During haze, the numbers can be confusing. People still need to buy food, collect medicine, travel or look after someone at home. We created HazeHelp to turn official air-quality guidance into practical choices, with particular care for seniors, people with health conditions and those who need help getting around.
Beyond showing haze readings, HazeHelp suggests practical alternatives, places to check for indoor activities, ways to complete important errands, and official assistance information during severe haze. This one is made with the hope that even a small amount of help can matter. HazeHelp is independent. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by NEA, MOH or the Singapore Government. There are no accounts or personal details stored, and no paid services. Only your chosen town or region may be remembered on this device to make future visits easier.
Contact: hello.littlegoodsg@gmail.com
Official data and safety information
NEA provides 1-hour PM2.5 readings for five regions. Choose your neighbourhood or a region to see that region’s reading and activity guidance. Our neighbourhood mappings follow NEA’s published regional guide.
Before choosing an area, we show the range across Singapore for information only. No activity recommendation is made until a region is selected. You can always choose a different town or region.
Indoor place suggestions link to official NLB and PA finders. They are not confirmed open or nearby, and are not necessarily activated haze shelters. Haze shelter and N95 assistance information follows official 9 October 2026 government advice and must be confirmed with the responsible agency before travelling. We never ask for NRIC or medical records.
The estimated outdoor time helps us suggest ways to reduce exposure. The options (under 15 minutes, 15–60 minutes, over an hour) are not NEA safety cut-offs and cannot guarantee that any activity is safe. The 1-hour reading does not forecast the rest of a long outing.
NEA recommends 1-hour PM2.5 for activities now. For tomorrow's activities, check NEA's 24-hour PSI forecast and health advisory. We do not predict tomorrow's air quality.
NEA haze readings ↗NEA outdoor activity guide ↗Government data source ↗
This guidance is not a medical evaluation, workplace safety clearance, emergency service or transport booking service. A disability or mobility difficulty does not automatically imply greater medical sensitivity to haze. If readings fail to load, no current-condition decision is provided.