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Join us to provide care and make life better for our
children and their families. Whether you are befriending
our children, raising funds or helping out in events,
you are working alongside us for a common cause - to
protect the physical, mental and emotional well-being
of our children, our assets.
At Singapore Children’s Society, we have a range
of volunteering opportunities that you can choose from.
Reach out to a child by becoming a friend, or simply
lend a listening ear to children who are lonely, distressed
or facing relationship problems. You can also choose
to educate and enhance the lives of our children by
giving talks, conducting activities, or teaching a skill.
Here are some activities that you can volunteer in:
- Administrative Work
- Befriending
- Children & Family Support
- Fund Raising
- Outings
- Skills Sharing
- Tuition
For more information on our volunteer
positions and programmes, please click
here.
If you would like to volunteer, please click
here to apply.
 Training
For Volunteers
Training is provided to help our volunteers
learn and enhance their skills in areas that are relevant
to their volunteer work such as mentoring, communication
skills, basic counselling etc.
Tribute
to Our Volunteers
 THANK
YOU! - To all our dedicated volunteers who give their
precious time and effort to help our children and their
families.
In appreciation of our volunteers,
we organise a Tribute to Volunteers function annually.
For individuals or organisations with exemplary voluntary
service, we confer the following awards:
- Ruth Wong Award
- Special Commendation Award
- Commendation Award
- Special Merit Award
- Merit Award
- Long Service Awards
From The Heart
Here’s what some of our volunteers have to say
about their experiences:
‘I
like what I’m doing because I love children and
I love talking to them. In a way, I am helping them
with their problems which may seem nothing to adults.’
– Sarasa, Tinkle Friend Volunteer
‘I
volunteer as I know that there are others who need help
more than me, especially the children who are from less-privileged
homes.’
– Rong Quan, Student Care Volunteer
‘It
is gratifying to note that every child who was admitted
to the Home gained weight after staying there for three
to four months.’
– Committee Member Dr Lim Hwee Leng
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