Our Singapore Programmes
Tuition Support Class
Bring Our Children Out
Tuition Support Class
The Tuition Support Class programme—offered both online and onsite—was initiated to provide academic assistance to underprivileged children who may lack access to quality learning resources at home.
Tuckshop Meals Coupon
Bring Our Children Out
Tuition Support Class
The Tuckshop Meals Coupon Programme is to ensure that no child has to go through their school day hungry. Many children from low-income households attend school without the means to buy food during recess or lunch breaks.
Bring Our Children Out
Bring Our Children Out
Bring Our Children Out
The Bring Our Children Out Programme is an initiative designed to expose underprivileged children to enriching experiences beyond the walls of their homes and classrooms. Many of these children rarely get the chance to explore life outside their immediate environment due to financial and social constraints.
Reuse Textbook
Digital Learning Access
Bring Our Children Out
The Reuse Textbook Programme is a sustainability-driven initiative by the Children Welfare Association. Through this programme, we collect, sort, and redistribute gently-used textbooks to children from low-income families, ensuring they have access to essential learning resources for the new academic year.
Digital Learning Access
Digital Learning Access
Digital Learning Access
The Digital Learning Access Programme is an ongoing initiative by the Children Welfare Association aimed at closing the digital divide for children from underprivileged backgrounds. Through this programme, we provide laptops, tablets, internet connectivity, and digital literacy support to children who would otherwise struggle to participate in online learning and digital-based school assignments.
Health Screening
Digital Learning Access
Digital Learning Access
The Health Screening Programme is a vital initiative by the Children Welfare Association that focuses on providing free basic health and dental check-ups for children from low-income families. Recognising that good health is the foundation of a child’s development and education, this programme ensures that no child is left behind due to undetected health or dental issues.
Our Overseas Programmes
Healthy Smiles, Bright Futures (Indonesia)
Safe Haven Shelter for Street Children (Philippines)
Steps to School: Shoes for Children (Vietnam)
In many parts of Java and Sumatra, children lack basic dental and health care, leading to infections and missed school days. This program offers mobile health & dental clinics, hygiene kits, and health education workshops to children and their families.
Steps to School: Shoes for Children (Vietnam)
Safe Haven Shelter for Street Children (Philippines)
Steps to School: Shoes for Children (Vietnam)
In remote villages across Vietnam’s central highlands and Mekong delta, many children walk long distances to school barefoot or in worn-out sandals. This exposes them to injuries, infections, and discourages daily attendance — especially during the rainy season when paths become muddy and hazardous.
Safe Haven Shelter for Street Children (Philippines)
Safe Haven Shelter for Street Children (Philippines)
Safe Haven Shelter for Street Children (Philippines)
Thousands of children in Manila live on the streets, exposed to hunger, abuse, and trafficking. Safe Haven Shelter offers them a secure place to sleep, meals, education support, and counseling to help them reintegrate into society.
Support Children Welfare Association's Object
a) To provide social services, support, and resources to children who are vulnerable, disadvantaged, or in crisis situations.
b) To ensure that all children in Singapore have access to quality education and opportunities for personal development.
c) To improve the physical and mental health of children, focusing on preventive healthcare, nutrition, and mental wellness.
d) To raise public awareness about the challenges facing children, such as poverty, abuse, and neglect, and engage the community in the solutioning process.
e) To build partnerships with other local and international organizations to maximize the impact of child welfare efforts.
f) To engage the wider community, including youths, in volunteering and social action to promote children’s welfare.
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Programme 1 :
The Tuition Support Class programme—offered both online and onsite—was initiated to provide academic assistance to underprivileged children who may lack access to quality learning resources at home.
Programme 2 :
The Tuckshop Meals Coupon Programme was created to ensure that no child has to go through their school day hungry. Many children from low-income households attend school without the means to buy food during recess or lunch breaks. This often leads to fatigue, loss of focus, and even absenteeism. Through this programme, we provide eligible students with meal coupons that can be used at participating school tuckshops to redeem nutritious meals, snacks, or drinks. These coupons give children the freedom to choose from a selection of healthy options, promoting both dignity and independence in how they access food.
Programme 3:
The Bring Our Children Out Programme is an initiative designed to expose underprivileged children to enriching experiences beyond the walls of their homes and classrooms. Many of these children rarely get the chance to explore life outside their immediate environment due to financial and social constraints. This programme organizes educational outings, recreational trips, cultural visits, and nature excursions that broaden their horizons and offer them moments of joy, wonder, and discovery.
Programme 4:
The Reuse Textbook Programme is a sustainability-driven initiative by the Children Welfare Association aimed at promoting educational equity and environmental consciousness. Every year, thousands of textbooks in excellent condition are discarded after just one use. Through this programme, we collect, sort, and redistribute gently-used textbooks to children from low-income families, ensuring they have access to essential learning resources for the new academic year.
Programme 5:
The Digital Learning Access Programme is an ongoing initiative by the Children Welfare Association aimed at closing the digital divide for children from underprivileged backgrounds. In today’s technology-driven world, access to digital devices and the internet is no longer a luxury — it is a basic requirement for education. Through this programme, we provide laptops, tablets, internet connectivity, and digital literacy support to children who would otherwise struggle to participate in online learning and digital-based school assignments.
Programme 6:
The Health Screening Programme is a vital initiative by the Children Welfare Association that focuses on providing free basic health and dental check-ups for children from low-income families. Recognising that good health is the foundation of a child’s development and education, this programme ensures that no child is left behind due to undetected health or dental issues.
Ways to Help
There are many ways to get involved and support our cause. You can make a donation, become a volunteer, or even organize a fundraising event in your community. Whatever you choose, know that your contribution will make a difference in the lives of those in need.