In Singapore, we support programs providing access to education and skills training. Our grants are currently by invite only.
ACTIVE GRANTS
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Samaritans of Singapore Limited (SOS) adopts a holistic approach to suicide-related topics, focusing on prevention, intervention and postvention, an intervention conducted after a suicide for loved ones and friends. With the mission to be an available lifeline to anyone in crisis, SOS offers emotional support to people in crisis, thinking of suicide, or affected by suicide
Supported the development of a safe space for youth in crisis
Mental Health • 2023-2024
35 students received mentorship and financial assistance
The Ishk Tolaram scholarship supports students to complete secondary schooling, progress to tertiary education and pursue their aspirations to be meaningfully employed.
Since 2019, the Scholarship has supported students from Eunos Primary School and Changkat Changi Secondary School.
Ishk Tolaram Scholarship
Education• 2019-2023
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
The Singapore After-Care Association (SACA) supports ex-offenders and their families through reintegration and rehabilitation. SACA supports daily needs, self-improvement, emotional well-being, education, skills upgrading and family cohesion for ex-offenders through interventions like case management, counseling, advocacy and training. SACA seeks to support ex-offenders through their Exam Preparation Support Scheme for General Certificate of Education (GCE) students and IT support bundle for their educational support program.
5 youth
received exam preparation support
Education • 2023-2024
The Dyslexia Association of Singapore supports those with dyslexia and specific learning differences in Singapore, achieve. The Preschool Early Literacy Programme (PELP) in particular helps preschoolers at risk of dyslexia, develop skills to become confident achievers when they entire primary school. As children younger than 6 years are not eligible for subsidies, PELP’s bursaries helps those from lower income backgrounds offset costs and access diagnosis and intervention without delay
Education • 2019-2023
319 children supported through the Preschool Early Literacy Programme
Boys’ Town equips children and youth who may have faced hardship and come from disadvantaged and disengaged families with skills to become socially integrated, responsible and contributing members of society. Boys’ Town Learning aims to close the gap for school drop-outs and youths who cannot proceed further along education pathways or those who have been temporarily taken out of their school environments due to suspension or other reason.
93 students supported through alternative education pathways
Education • 2019-2022
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
SHINE supports students who have the potential to do well but struggle in school due to situational challenges. The EN3 program empowers children and youth with suspected, hidden or persistent learning difficulties/disabilities, and their caregivers, by providing timely psycho-educational assessment and consultation services to inform decisions around learning support and interventions.
8 youth
supported with psycho-educational assessments
Education • 2023-2025
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Trampolene's Growing Alternate Talent for Engineering Sector (GATES) program develops persons with disabilities with Autism Spectrum Disorders towards successful careers in the engineering field. The employment program provides off-site and on-site training and work environment preparation before permanent employment. We are an impact bridging funder for the GATES program, which also uses a results-based financing model.
27 youth
accessed training and employment
Skills Training • 2022-2024
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
The Inclusive Fund is a pilot initiative co-developed by Ishk, the Kewal Ramani Foundation, Diana Koh Estate, Octava Foundation and the South Central Community Family Service Centre (SCCFSC) to support low-income transnational families in Singapore who face challenges navigating essential systems due to their mixed citizenship. The Fund helps bridge the gap in critical needs such as school and medical fees, employment and legal support for families in need.
121 families
supported with essential needs
Livelihoods • 2019-2024
PAST GRANTS
Beautiful People is a platform for building mentoring relationships that transforms lives for both mentors and mentees. Since starting in 2006, their mentoring model has been adapted in various areas including girls', boys' and children's homes, women's prisons and youth development centres.
The Dream Fund is set up to serve mentees who are already discharged from residential institutions but need to support themselves financially and provide for their own independent living arrangements.
Education • 2019-2021
4 students
supported financially and provided for their own independent living arrangements
HCSA Academy aims to equip HCSA Community Services’ beneficiaries and other vulnerable individuals with the professional skills required to secure stable employment in the F&B industry, giving them a new lease of life and a level playing field to support themselves and their families. The Academy offers a six-week, hands-on training in their kitchen and facilitates job placements upon successful completion and certification in the highly coveted WSQ Higher Certificate in Food Services (Culinary Arts).
Skills Training • 2019-2021
36 students
trained in culinary arts
SDI Academy promotes the socio-economic mobility of migrant workers and refugees and the safety of their workplaces through the provision of English, personal development and entrepreneurship courses. They help workers overcome language barriers, achieve work advancement, upgrade skillsets for better employability and integrate into society. They also organize 5 flagship events throughout the year to bring fun and joy to the migrants and create opportunities for them and local Singaporeans to interact.
Education • 2020
148 migrant workers supported through
Basic English course
SHINE Children and Youth Services was established in 1976 to support students who have the potential to do well but struggle in school due to situational challenges. The Scaffold Program offered by SHINE is an early intervention programme that works with Secondary One and Two Normal Academic students from mainstream schools and their social ecosystems to achieve improved school outcomes, parent-child relationships, and school-student attachments and reduced referrals to downstream programmes.
Education • 2020
30 students supported
through the Scaffold Program
Agape is a contact centre set up to provide employment for those who are disadvantaged and want to turn their lives around. This includes inmates, physically challenged individuals, single mothers and ex-offenders.Their work can benefit even those who cannot commute to them, including visually impaired individuals. Since November 2018, Agape has been able to reach out to Changi Women’s prison and displaced civilians via home-based work.
Skills Training • 2020
10 women supported with laptops to work from home
Halogen Foundation focuses on building young leaders and entrepreneurs through quality leadership and entrepreneurship education available to all young people, particularly those who are disadvantaged, come from challenging family backgrounds and/or are in need of financial assistance. The NFTE Graduate Student Scholarship provides financial assistance to selected students who drop out of school due to financial challenges and the NFTE Graduate Mentorship Program supports selected young graduates from the NFTE program to chart and achieve their personal and schooling goals.
Education • 2019-2022
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59 students
supported with
financial assistance
and mentorship
Daughters Of Tomorrow (DOT) is an IPC charity empowering underprivileged women into sustained employment, thus enabling their families towards social mobility. DOT complements existing training and workforce-related agencies by connecting volunteers and community resources to enable each woman on an individual level.
13 women supported through the train-and-place eldercare providers programme
