ABLE is a social service agency that serves persons with physical challenges and their caregivers through our (4Rs) programmes providing Rehabilitation, Respite (for their caregivers), Return-to-Work and Reintegration (to society); thereby enabling them to live with dignity and lead productive, meaningful and independent lives.
Ain Society is a Singapore-based charity dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by cancer. Since 2000, we have provided emotional support, financial assistance and specialised programmes for children, adolescents and adults throughout their cancer journey. Guided by our mission, “Looking with our hearts, filling lives with hope,” we strive to create a nurturing community where every individual can find strength, comfort and hope. Ain Society supports individuals and families affected by cancer through emotional, financial and specialised care programmes, creating a community of compassion, resilience and hope.
Ambulance Wish Singapore is a registered charity incorporated in May 2019 that supports terminally ill patients and their loved ones through the simple but deeply meaningful act of wish-granting. Ambulance Wish Singapore is an Institution of Public Character (IPC). By helping to fulfil these wishes, Ambulance Wish Singapore wants to transform the end-of-life experience for patients with a limited prognosis of less than 12 months, giving them and their families a measure of joy, peace and comfort. As a volunteer-enabled organisation, the work of Ambulance Wish Singapore is an extension of the provision of care for the dying that goes beyond the walls of hospitals and hospices, to impact homes and hearts. Our work is rooted in our motto, “Fulfilling Wishes, Celebrating Lives”. Unique Registration Number (UEN) 201916704W
Started in 2017 as a ground-up movement, Be Kind SG creates inclusive opportunities for persons with disabilities to learn, connect, participate and thrive. Today, we are a registered IPC charity, supporting people with disabilities across different stages of life. Our programmes create inclusive opportunities for people with disabilities while supporting the families and caregivers around them: Play.Able — supporting children with disabilities and their siblings, together with their families, through inclusive play, sports, learning and family activities. Seeds — supporting teenagers and youths with disabilities and their families through opportunities to learn, build confidence, develop skills and participate meaningfully in the community. Be A Special Friend — connecting older adults with disabilities with volunteers through friendships, outings and meaningful activities, helping to reduce social isolation and strengthen community connections. Through these programmes, we create meaningful experiences, build connections and help people with disabilities participate more fully in the community — because everyone deserves to belong .
Beyond Social Services is a community development agency in the service of a community’s efforts to meet its needs. We adopt an asset-based community development approach and work at bringing about neighbourhoods where there is a strong sense of interdependence among neighbours so that families and communities can care for themselves and each other. While we attend to those seeking assistance, our core work is leading a community development process in 68 public rental housing blocks located mainly in the Central Singapore District. These blocks are organised by proximity into 17 neighbourhood clusters.
Boys’ Town is a charity founded by the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel in 1948. We first began as a residential care for children in need after the war, imparting education to and providing shelter for them. Over the years, we have expanded into a social service agency providing a continuum of services for children and youth in need. Boys’ Town’s services and programmes now include residential care, fostering, respite care, youth outreach, clinical intervention, adventure-based intervention and various mental wellness programmes under Our Milieu Project (OMP). Boys’ Town serves both boys and girls, from infants to young adults. We help children and youths from disadvantaged and disengaged families, who may have faced hardship resulting from difficult home situations, abandonment, and abuse. Each year, Boys' Town works with over 2,000 children and youths. With over 77 years dedicated to the social mission, Boys’ Town equips children and youth in need with the skills to become socially integrated, responsible and contributing members of society. All qualifying donations are eligible for 250% tax deduction (if applicable).
Established in 1997, Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to raising breast cancer awareness and supporting those affected by breast cancer in Singapore. BCF promotes breast cancer awareness and early detection through talks, outreach events, research and publications, while providing psychosocial support through programmes such as Healing Through the Arts (HTTA), support groups and befriending activities. BCF also supports women with financial needs through subsidies for prostheses and bras under its Positive Image and Appearance Scheme, as well as a complimentary wig loan programme. As a registered Charity and Institution of a Public Character (IPC), BCF relies on public donations to sustain its services and programmes. BCF also operates satellite Breast Cancer Support Centres @ Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Woodlands Health and Tan Tock Seng Hospital, with plans to establish more centres in the future.
About BMSG Breastfeeding Mothers’ Support Group (BMSG) is a community-led organisation dedicated to making breastfeeding support more accessible, practical and compassionate for mothers and families. For many mothers, breastfeeding can be a rewarding experience, but it can also come with uncertainty, challenges and moments when they simply need someone who understands. BMSG was built on the belief that no mother should have to navigate her breastfeeding journey alone . Our Mission To make our vision a reality, BMSG focuses on three key areas: 🤱 Support We provide support for breastfeeding mothers, connecting them with trained mother-to-mother counsellors who understand the challenges of breastfeeding from personal experience. 📚 Education We provide education for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers and their families, helping them make informed decisions throughout their breastfeeding journey. 📣 Advocacy We advocate for greater public awareness and understanding of breastfeeding, working towards a more supportive and breastfeeding-friendly community. Our Mother-to-Mother Support At the heart of BMSG are our volunteer counsellors who have chosen to use their experience to support others. We have around 60 counsellors on our roster , all volunteering their time to help mothers in need. Our counsellors provide: One-to-one counselling for mothers seeking personalised breastfeeding support Group counselling sessions , where mothers come together in welcoming spaces such as cafés and parks A safe and understanding space for mothers to ask questions, share experiences and simply be heard While breastfeeding is the main focus of our support, we recognise that sometimes a mother doesn't need another solution, she just needs another mother who gets it . Equipping Our Counsellors Breastfeeding recommendations and evidence continue to evolve. We are committed to ensuring our counsellors have access to current, evidence-based knowledge and training , so they can provide mothers with relevant, safe and compassionate support. Through continued training and development, we aim to grow our network of mother counsellors and reach more mothers who need support. Our Impact Every conversation matters. Whether it is helping a mother work through a breastfeeding challenge, giving her confidence to continue her journey, connecting her with other mothers, or simply listening when she needs someone to talk to, our volunteers make a difference one mother at a time. With the support of our community and donors, BMSG can train more counsellors, strengthen our programmes and ensure that more mothers have someone to turn to when they need support. Be Part of the Journey When you support BMSG, you are helping to build a community where mothers support mothers, families are better informed, and breastfeeding is understood and supported by the wider community. Together, we can make sure no mother has to navigate her breastfeeding journey alone.
CampusImpact provides a safe environment for children and youths from disadvantaged families - to journey with them and watch them blossom. Through our focus on socio-emotional learning, coupled with strong volunteer and community partnerships, we build resilience, pro-social behaviours, self-esteem and closer family ties among our children - essential building blocks for a stronger society!
Established in 1968, CSLMCH provides shelter, care and protection for children aged 5 to 21. Children in the Home have experienced neglect or abuse and are admitted through the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF). Residents remain under the care of CSLMCH while social service professionals work closely with their families to assess and prepare for reunification. In cases where family reunification is not possible, residents will be prepared for transition to independent living and community integration after discharge. The Home provides holistic support, including educational assistance, social-emotional coaching, therapy, spiritual nurturing and life skills programmes. Licensed under MSF’s Social Residential Homes Act (SRHA), CSLMCH is also a registered charity under the Charities Act with an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status and is a member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS). The Home is an MSF-designated Child Protection Case Management (CPCM) Agency, delivering specialised case management services to safeguard the well-being of children and to strengthen families. For more information, visit www.cslmch.org.sg or call 6713 9150
Founded in 2010, Clarity is a mental health charity that empowers individuals to lead meaningful lives. We adopt a holistic approach to advancing mental wellness, fostering meaningful progress for individuals, practitioners, and the community. Our initiatives encompass clinical services, mental literacy programmes, practitioner guidance, and advocacy, all with a singular goal: to build resilience, deepen understanding, and strengthen the support systems that enable people to thrive.
Club HEAL was formed in 2012 by a group of like-minded individuals passionate about helping people with mental health conditions regain confidence in themselves and work towards community reintegration. We also support their families throughout the recovery journey, helping them provide better care and support. Our services include day recovery activities, counselling, home visits, public education, support groups and volunteer training. Our work goes beyond managing mental health conditions. We walk alongside individuals and their families as they rebuild their lives, strengthen relationships and reconnect with their communities. Club HEAL is an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) and a full member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS). We are also part of the community mental health teams under the Community Mental Health Masterplan driven by the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), together with the Ministry of Health (MOH).
Cycling Without Age Singapore (CWAS), an IPC-registered charity dedicates itself to bring joy to seniors and aim to end senior loneliness through meaningful community programmes and purposeful volunteering.
Dementia Singapore was formed in 1990 as the 'Alzheimer's Disease Association' to better serve Singapore's growing dementia community, increase awareness about dementia, and reduce the stigma surrounding the condition. As Singapore's leading Social Service Agency (SSA) in specialised dementia care, Dementia Singapore aims to advocate for the needs of people living with dementia and their families; empower the community through capability-building, knowledge and consultancy; and deliver quality, person-centred care innovations . Dementia Singapore is registered as a Company Limited by Guarantee (UEN No. 202111519K), listed as a Charity and is recognised as an Institution of a Public Character (IPC). Dementia Singapore is a member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and Alzheimer's Disease International. We have been appointed by NCSS as a "Centre of Specialisation" since 2007, and are one of 13 Learning Institutes under the Agency for Integrated Care Learning Network.
Who We Are Focus on the Family Singapore is a local Christian charity dedicated to building a Singapore where family continues to be valued and prioritised. We believe strong families form the foundation of a thriving society and that every child deserves a loving home marked by healthy parent-child and husband-wife relationships. Founded in 2002, we were established in response to the growing needs and new challenges facing modern families in Singapore. Why We Exist Families today face increasing pressures and rapid change. From parenting challenges and relationship struggles to mental well-being concerns and the impact of an increasingly digital world, families need practical support and encouragement to remain strong and connected. Our mission is simple: Helping Families Thrive to Transform Generations . We envision transformed families in every season of life, thriving families in every generation, and family champions in every community. Who We Support Our work serves families across different life stages, including parents, couples, children, youth and individuals seeking to build healthier and more resilient relationships. We seek to equip everyday families with timely and practical resources that strengthen emotional, relational and mental well-being through life's transitions. What We Do Through programmes, initiatives, resources and community engagement efforts, we encourage and equip individuals and families to build strong relationships at home. Over the years, we have conducted experiential programmes, organised nationwide initiatives and journeyed alongside parents and couples seeking to strengthen family bonds. We have also introduced practical resources to support families navigating challenges such as mental well-being and social change. Creating Lasting Impact Since our founding, Focus on the Family Singapore has impacted millions of everyday families through our resources, programmes and outreach efforts. As society continues to evolve, we remain committed to helping families build meaningful connections, deepen relationships and nurture environments where every family member can thrive. Why Your Support Matters Strong families do not happen by accident. They are built intentionally through support, encouragement and access to trusted resources. Your support enables us to continue equipping families, strengthening relationships and helping future generations experience the stability, care and connection that begin at home.
Food from the Heart is a charity with IPC status that feeds the less-fortunate through its food distribution programmes. It was established in February 2003 after Singapore-based Austrian couple Henry and Christine Laimer read a report in the Sunday Times about bakeries discarding their unsold bread. Stirred, they then decided to collect and redistribute surplus bread from bakeries to those in need. Food from the Heart is Singapore's foremost independent food charity devoted to alleviating food insecurity through efficient distribution of food in a sustainable manner; while making a significant impact on food waste reduction.
At Hao Ren Hao Shi 好人好事 (HRHS), we believe that we rise together when united by a shared purpose and a caring community. What started in April 2018 as a grassroots initiative by Mr. Anson Ng has grown organically into a dedicated, volunteer-led movement. With full Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status, our mission remains focused on a commitment to provide meaningful relief to underserved Singaporeans - always delivered with dignity, respect, and empathy. As rising living costs and an ageing population place greater pressures on vulnerable households, our work on the ground continues to expand. In 2025 alone, HRHS conducted 340 outreach events, delivering over $1 million in essential provisions to 30,000 beneficiaries. Through strong collaborations with corporate partners, schools, and dedicated volunteers, HRHS strives to empower seniors to age in place, assist low-income families, and foster a lifelong culture of social responsibility across generations. Thank you for standing with us and supporting our movement! We just want to provide a little help and kindness to those who will welcome it.
Limitless is a charity providing accessible mental health support to youths aged 12-25. We work to reduce barriers to care by offering low-cost and free services, meeting youths where they are, and supporting those who may not be ready, willing, or able to seek help otherwise. For many young people facing crisis, suicidality, trauma, or complex challenges, we are often the last place they turn to before giving up. Our goal is simple: to ensure every youth can access the support they need to find hope, worth, and purpose.
Founded in 2002, Lutheran Community Care Services (LCCS) actively engages and empowers individuals and families to build and sustain relationships. Through the power of relationships, we seek to break the hurt cycle for people affected by conflicts, violence, poverty, and incarceration, and journey with them to work towards their hopes and dreams.
New Life Stories was established in 2014 to prevent intergenerational incarceration. New Life Stories is an IPC (Institution of Public Character) that aims to provide children of incarcerated parents with essential reading and pro-social skills to ensure that they are not left behind in their crucial early years of development. New Life Stories has put in place a holistic strategy targeted at providing support to children of the incarcerated and their families. The programmes aim to provide these children with educational and emotional stability so that they can have a fairer start in school. Their parents are also supported by our customised in-prison programmes to prepare them for their release and to give them the reassurance to successfully reintegrate back into society. New Life Stories also educates and guides the families by providing them with essential tools to be self-sufficient. Monetary donations above SGD50 are entitled to a tax deduction of 250% per transaction.
Your Generosity is Our Sustainability A Good Deed Can Become a Lifelong Commitment In 1978, the founder, Mr. Eddie Tay, began with a simple belief: good deeds can bring people together and build a more caring community. That belief became Realm of Tranquility. Realm of Tranquility has NO affiliation with any Instituition or Religious Body Realm of Tranquility has NO paid Management Committee, all are on pro bono basis For 48 years, Realm of Tranquility has worked to mobilise and advocate lifelong volunteerism, bringing people together to serve needy communities. Through assistance to needy families and the elderly, islandwide food-ration distribution to more than 1000 families in rental blocks, Traditional Chinese Medicine services, community activities and volunteer efforts, the organisation continues to turn compassion into action.
SASCO Senior Citizens' Home was set up on 21 January, 1981 at a HDB void deck in Telok Blangah to provide lodging and care for the destitute elderly regardless of race, language or religion. We were registered with the Commissioner of Charities in the same year. We are also affiliated to the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and a member of the NCSS Charitable Fund. When the Home was first set up, it took in 10 residents from the now defunct Woodstock Home. Since we moved to the new premises at SASCO@HongSan also known as Evergreen Place, our occupancy continued to increase steadily. Now, we are able to accommodate up to a total of 102 seniors. Besides lodging and personal care, we provides a range of organised activities for our residents including karaoke sessions, board games, art and craft, and other group activities. To meet the residents' rehabilitative needs, professional physiotherapy sessions are conducted at least twice weekly. Spiritual needs are also not forgotten, as there is also a private prayer room for residents of all religions to use. Basic recreational resources such as television sets, reading materials and board games are also available. Today, SASCO Senior Citizens' Home comprises of a Sheltered home, Daycare Centres and Active Ageing Centres, offering a variety of eldercare services. Find out more on our official website: sasco.org.sg
The Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic (SBFC) is a charitable organisation founded by local Buddhists. Guided by the Buddha’s principle of compassion, its objective is to provide free medical services to the sick and underprivileged, alleviate their suffering from illness and help them lead healthier, happier lives.
SPD is a local charity dedicated to helping people with disabilities or those who may develop disabling conditions to maximise their potential and integrate them into mainstream society. Today, SPD delivers over 20 programmes and services spanning early intervention, day care, senior care, day rehabilitation, employment and educational support, assistive technology, community activities and lifelong learning as well as case management. Through these services, we serve individuals with physical, sensory and developmental needs, as well as autism, across different life stages. Founded in 1964 by a group of Rotarians, we were known as Society for Aid to the Paralysed (SAP). In its early years, SAP operated a sheltered workshop that provided meaningful employment opportunities for persons with disabilities who faced difficulties seeking open employment. We were renamed Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) in May 1998 and later to simply SPD in July 2014 to better reflect the work that we do of serving people with a wide spectrum of disabilities beyond only physical one. To strengthen governance and better position the organisation for future growth, SPD transitioned from a society to a company limited by guarantee (CLG), becoming SPD Ltd. with effect from 1 April 2026. As a CLG, SPD Ltd. remains a non-profit entity fully committed to carrying forward the mission and work of the former society.
The Red Pencil (Singapore) is an Institution of Public Character and a registered charity founded in Singapore. Its mission is to bring the benefits of creative arts therapy, such as drawing, music, movement and dance, to less privileged children, adults and families who have experienced overwhelming and traumatic life circumstances, including life-threatening illness, violence and abuse, especially when words are insufficient. While visual art therapy is the most developed creative arts therapy modality in Singapore, music therapy and dance/movement therapy are being actively reinforced as complementary therapeutic modalities. We partner with hospitals, family centres, foster and elderly homes, shelters, schools, prisons and other health-related institutions to integrate creative arts therapy into existing psycho-social programmes. Through this process, service users are able to express the unspeakable, find relief, build inner and external resources, gain self-confidence and feel empowered to move towards a more hopeful future.
Established in 1998, Waterways Watch Society is a non-governmental and non-profit environmental organisation. Committed to fostering appreciation and promoting conservation of our environment, especially the waterways in Singapore. Incorporating fun into learning and volunteering is a big part of our mission! As a strong advocate of social responsibility and environmental stewardship, we aim to foster appreciation for our waters and instil a sense of ownership for our environment through our wide variety of experiential-learning programmes. Our work is driven by three core objectives: Promote Awareness: Connecting the public directly with local aquatic ecosystems to cultivate genuine pride and care for our blue spaces. Advocate Protection: Serving as eyes and ears on the water, actively monitoring, removing litter, and safeguarding Singapore’s catchments. Educate for Responsibility: Inspiring sustainable daily habits by showing how everyday land-based choices directly impact our waters. By recognizing that environmental issues are deeply interconnected, focusing on long-term sustainability, and empowering individuals to take personal ownership, WWS ensures Singapore’s waterways remain clean, vibrant, and protected for generations to come.
