Community Outreach
We fulfill our social mission to bring hope and change lives of Singapore’s poor, disadvantaged and emotionally suffering through active Community Outreach.
We reach out to low-income seniors, disadvantaged youths and vulnerable families, by harnessing the support of various stakeholders, such as government, corporate partners, community organisations, grantmakers and volunteers.
While we serve clients, beneficiaries and service users islandwide, we have done more intensive outreach in the following communities in Singapore: Punggol, Sengkang, Buangkok, Marsiling, Jalan Kukoh, Ghim Moh, Bendemeer, Queenstown, Eunos, Toa Payoh and Jalan Bukit Merah.
Some of our partners include: North East CDC, Johnson & Johnson, SAP, various active ageing centres and nursing homes, and Central Christian Church, among others.
All Community Outreach initiatives are based on our 3 pillars: Silvers, Learning Buddies and Samaritans .
Silvers
- Falls Prevention
- Joyful Journey
- Befriending
Learning Buddies
- Tuition Programme
- Skill Empowerment
Samaritans
- Distribution of Essential Aid
- Home Refresh
- Financial Aid (by referral only)
Join Our Community Outreach
To support our Community Outreach initiatives or to find our more about our programmes, please call 6312 9671 or email: adrian_ng@hopewwsea.org.
How can you help?
Donation
Your generous contribution enables us to fulfill our social mission. Every donation, big or small, makes a huge difference.
Volunteer
Contribute your time, skills and expertise on a regular or ad-hoc basis. Enrich your life experiences as you immerse yourself in a worthy cause.
Campaigns
Support specific appeals and projects that need urgent aid in cash or in-kind, from donating used laptops to low-income youths, pre-loved home appliances for seniors living on their own, to sponsoring low-income families for specific interventions.
Partnerships
We welcome CSR partnerships and philanthropy support from companies, foundations and grantmakers to address identified gaps in the sector and meet the needs in the community.
