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This welfare organisation established in 1995 aims to provide a fulfilling life for seniors. It’s all about ageing healthily with quality of life, and helping them stay socially connected. The team has active ageing centres around Singapore with befriending and budding services for lonely seniors. There are also community case management services a...
Metta Welfare Association covers a plethora of services. That includes early intervention for children with learning difficulties and providing care for adults with disabilities. Not to mention medical help for the elderly, special education, and vocational training. You have the option of setting up a monthly or one-time donation on its website. O...
If you’ve got a heart for helping underprivileged women, volunteer with Daughters Of Tomorrow. The charity supports women from low-income families in Singapore by equipping them with workplace skills, connecting them with sustainable job opportunities, and providing post-employment support. It’s all about empowering women to achieve financial indep...
With over 1,200 beneficiaries each year, APSN (formerly known as Association for Persons with Special Needs) is a social service agency that provides special education, vocational training, and employment support services for individuals with mild intellectual disabilities. Volunteer your time in engagement sessions with beneficiaries which include...
Ever used the self-ordering kiosk in any of the Mcdonald’s outlets in Singapore? Then you might have noticed the donation prompts as you order your McSpicy meals. All donations through the kiosk go to Ronald McDonald House Charities. It’s an organisation that looks to improve the well-being of hospitalised children. It does this by providing places...
The opportunities are endless at Giving.sg. Volunteers of all ages can help beneficiaries and causes you’re passionate about. Join the monthly food distribution team or be a medical escort assisting senior folks with their hospital appointments. Whether you’re volunteering for the first time or if you’re a seasoned pro, there’s something to give to...
Be a trash hero and contribute to keeping our environment a clean and safe space. Do your part by cleaning up beaches in Singapore. Learn about the impact of pollution caused by trash. Then learn how we can do our part in promoting a toxic waste-free community. There’ll be guides to assist you and even gloves and garbage bags provided. All you have...
Help create a stable home for the less fortunate with Habitat for Humanity’s Project HomeWorks. This initiative may be more laborious than others since the cleaning can get pretty intense. But you’ll be giving the elderly, low-income families and those with disabilities a safe and sanitary home. Planning to volunteer with the family? Join the UnLit...
This non-profit organisation is a little different from your usual charity. It shines a light on various individuals who don’t have the means to help themselves. Through its crowdfunding platform, you can alleviate their plight by donating money. All the beneficiaries listed undergo a strict verification process and the case managers will ensure yo...
Previously known as Very Special Arts, the team has been running for over 25 years. They’ve conducted successful art programmes, workshops and art exhibitions for disabled children and adults. Have a skill you’d like to share? Try volunteering to teach art classes or holiday workshops, help provide office support. Or aid in setting up exhibitions f...
Members of the public can access the Charity Portal for latest news and developments in the charity sector. The portal provides a one-stop resource centre for the public who want to know more about charities in Singapore. It also provides a list of electronic services for charities to submit relevant applications and annual submissions.
Below is a list of Non-profits, Charities and NGOs working in Singapore. You can browse all major, active Singapore NGOs and view details of their work focus. Total Results = 390
You can search for charities and IPCs on the register maintained by the COC found at the Charity Portal (www.charities.gov.sg). More statistics on the charity sector can also be found in the COC Annual Report available on the Charity Portal.
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The list of philanthropic organisations continues to rely on publicly available information and is based mainly on organisations listed in the Charity Portal as well as the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore’s (IRAS) list of qualifying grantmakers.
