Thank You, Donors and Supporters
Over the last 70 years, Singapore Children’s Society has continued to broaden its reach and services to address the complex challenges faced by children, youth and families in need.
Our work has been made possible by donors and supporters who have helped us grow from a single convalescent home in Changi into an established charity for children, with more than 10 service centres islandwide. They include long-time supporters like Lam Research, which has been recognised as one of our Gold Supporters for several years now, including this year.
RoundBox Youth Usher in Mid-Autumn with Mooncakes
Guided by RoundBox @ Children’s Society’s Youth Counsellor Ms Francine Foo, 10 youth spent an afternoon creating no-bake oreo and royal milk tea snowskin mooncakes.
Spotlight on Volunteers: Finding a Meaningful Way to Give Back to Her New Home
“I wanted to feel part of Singapore and meet Singaporeans. I also wanted to contribute towards helping a wonderful and worthwhile charity,” says the winner of the Society’s “Winnie the Pooh – Most Caring Award”. The award was given out as part of our Tribute to Volunteers event held on 20 November 2021.
Get Good Behaviour Without Getting Physical
A joint study by Singapore Children’s Society and Yale-NUS College has found that while many parents do not perceive physical discipline as effective or acceptable, they still use it frequently. The use of fear to control children is also so ubiquitous that most adults don’t even realise they are doing it.
70th Anniversary: Telling Our Story Through Our Logos
As Singapore Children’s Society’s services evolved to meet changing needs, so, too, has its logo. There have been three versions
Happenings: An Insight Into Yishun Family Service @ Children’s Society
Everything was abuzz at Yishun Family Service @ Children’s Society on Saturday, 9 July, ahead of an Open House which would allow
Reflections: Having a Hand in Shaping the Future
Mr Muhammad Ilyas Bin Zainal Akmar’s volunteering journey with Singapore Children’s Society started out quite early on. Back In
Happenings: Taking Social Issues to the Stage
Theatre can be a powerful way to spotlight social issues – especially ones that are hard to discuss – and to engage the communit
Happenings: Safety and Well-Being Take the Spotlight at Singapore Children’s Forum
The Singapore Children’s Forum (SCF) made its in-person return this year, beginning with a five-day camp during the June school
Reflections: Making the Best Possible Impact on Youth
For Ms Lee Hwee Nah, the head of Youth Service @ Children’s Society (YSC) since 1 July 2022, every encounter with a child and fa