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Non-profit Organization Management in Singapore
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Non-profit Organization Management sector based in Singapore. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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National University Of Singapore Students' Union Nussu
National University of Singapore Students’ Union (NUSSU) is a unique student-run institution that is autonomous from the University Administration primarily in terms of operations and budget. Perspectives and opinions about any issue vary, as such, to facilitate communication between the Union and the administration, Student leaders from various faculty clubs and non-faculty clubs volunteer to come together as the NUSSU Council to address the concerns of their fellow undergraduate union members. The NUSSU Council is spearheaded by the NUSSU Executive Committee (NUSSU EXCO). The NUSSU Council constantly strives to work towards upholding its vision of being a representative, inclusive and credible institution to promote, safeguard and uphold students’ interest and welfare in NUS. It hopes to be an approachable Union that can be useful to NUS students during their time in University. Every full-time undergraduate at NUS is a Union (NUSSU) member by default and everyone is entitled to voice their opinions about any university-related matters, especially in situations where they find that their welfare is being compromised. The avenue for them to do this is through NUSSU feedback channels that are readily available and accessible on-campus, as well as online. Undergraduates can also choose to approach members of the NUSSU Council directly in person – All representatives are prepared to listen and work to improve the lives of students on campus. NUSSU also works directly with the University administration to solve issues with regards to students’ welfare. In a nutshell, NUSSU strives to amplify the voices of the students and at the same time act as a bridge between the students and the university administration to promote students’ interest and welfare in NUS.
10001+ staff
Australian Alumni Singapore
The Australian Alumni Singapore (AAS) is the national umbrella organisation for Singaporean or Singapore-based graduates of Australian universities. With the support of the Australian High Commission, AAS, the Australian Alumni of Singapore, aims to promote friendship and goodwill among the various graduates and members from different Australian tertiary and professional institutions. Over the years, AAS has created platforms that forge closer business, social and cultural links between Singapore and Australia - alliances that enhance professional and leadership opportunities for Australian alumni from different Australian tertiary and professional institutions in Singapore. Our main objectives are: 1) To provide facilities for returned students from Australia to meet together 2) To further the legitimate and collective interests of its members 3) To promote professional growth and development of its members 4) To promote networking and friendship with members and the business community 5) To provide assistance to students intending to study in Australia and to those newly returned 6) To promote goodwill between Singapore and Australia AAS works closely with the universities and their respective alumni organisations in order to achieve these objectives.
10001+ staff
Halogen Singapore
Realising a world made better by future-ready young people, who step up and catalyse change in their communities. Halogen is a non-profit Institution of a Public Character (IPC) charity that seeks to support youths from all walks of life to realise their fullest potential. Halogen believes in the inherent potential every young person has to bring positive change to their communities. We provide young people with development, mentorship, and incubation opportunities, and focus on building strong foundations so that they can lead themselves, lead others, and lead change. We bring together partners and resources to support young people in their growth journey, and leverage on measurement tools to track and deepen impact. Through our work, Halogen seeks to empower future-ready young individuals with the right character, mindsets, and soft skills to realise a better world for us all. Recipient of the Charity Transparency Award 2024.
11 to 50 staff
Pertapis Education And Welfare Centre
PERTAPIS was formed in 1969 by a group of young aspiring Muslims who believed in the importance of moral and religious education in order to build a strong resilient self in youth. In the days of kampung living, the community would come together to help ease the burden of families in need. For most, this did not change even after modernisation and families moved into flats. They carried on that kampung spirit by forming ‘block committees’ and organising activities involving social interaction, community bonding and welfare support. From its humble beginnings, Pertapis, as a ‘self-help organisation’ is today an approved charitable organisation under the Charities Act with Institution of Public Character (IPC) status and has helped more than families in need.
51 to 200 staff
Tsao Foundation
Established in 1993, Tsao Foundation raises community awareness of the needs of seniors and their family caregivers through training and education to build capacity, initiating research and study, developing innovative and duplicable care models for community-based aged care services. The Foundation also design activities to empower mature adults to master their own ageing journey over their life course in terms of self-care, growth and development. We also support senior serving groups and organisations to promote the benefits of longevity and inspire positive ageing in place. The Tsao Foundation has a long tradition of working with global agencies involved in improving the quality of lives of older persons. For instance, since 1997, the Foundation has been a member of HelpAge International, an international NGO serving disadvantaged older persons. We are also appointed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) as a Centre of Excellence and Knowledge Partner in its project- “Strengthening Developing Member Countries’ (DMC) Capacity in Elderly Care” Towards that end, the Foundation has pioneered evidence-based approach to ageing and eldercare across a range of disciplines - physical, cognitive, and emotional – which hinders their ability to safely complete activities of daily living and who live at risk in the community. Our goal is to enable them to age in place with quality of care and dignity; an enduring principle in the Foundation's work. Tsao Foundation operates two day-care centres at Tiong Bahru and Whampoa; as well as primary care, dementia care, home care and counselling services for the seniors. We accept referrals from hospitals, clinics, community agencies, volunteers and families.
51 to 200 staff
Filos Community Services
Filos Community Services is a not-for-profit social service organisation with the mission to empower individuals and families to live more fulfilling, meaningful and happier lives. Founded in 2004, Filos is a registered charity and Institute of Public Character (IPC) in Singapore committed to building the strengths of the community, through our programmes for different groups: children, youth, families and elderly.
11 to 50 staff
Global Centre For Maritime Decarbonisation Gcmd
The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) was established as a non-profit organisation on 1 August 2021 with a mission to support the decarbonisation of the maritime industry by shaping standards, deploying solutions, financing projects, and fostering collaboration across sectors. Founded by six industry partners namely BHP, BW Group, Eastern Pacific Shipping, Foundation Det Norske Veritas, Ocean Network Express and Seatrium, GCMD also receives funding from the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) for qualifying research and development programmes and projects. Since its founding, bp, Hanwha Ocean, Hapag-Lloyd and NYK Line have joined as Strategic partners. To-date, over 130 centre- and project-level partners have joined GCMD, contributing funds, expertise and in-kind support to accelerate the deployment of scalable low-carbon technologies and lowering adoption barriers. Since its establishment, GCMD has launched four key initiatives to close technical and operational gaps in: deploying ammonia as a marine fuel, developing an assurance framework for drop-in green fuels, unlocking the carbon value chain through shipboard carbon capture and articulating the value chain of captured carbon dioxide as well as closing the data-financing gap to widen the adoption of energy efficiency technologies. GCMD is strategically located in Singapore, the world’s largest bunkering hub and busiest transshipment port.
11 to 50 staff
Acres Animal Concerns Research & Education Society
Mission “To create a caring and socially responsible society where animals are treated as sentient beings and where the environment is preserved for future generations.” The Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) was founded by a group of Singaporeans and registered as a society on 24th May 2001 (Registration No: 0176/2001). We are registered under the Charities Act on 11th January 2005 (Registration No: 1849) and registered as an Institution of Public Character on 1st June 2007 (Registration no. ACRES aims to: 1. Foster respect and compassion for all animals. Improve the living conditions and welfare of animals in captivity. Educate people on lifestyle choices which do not involve the abuse of animals and which are environment-friendly. ACRES strongly believes in promoting community involvement in tackling animal welfare issues and in building partnerships with all related bodies to improve animal welfare. ACRES driven by its concern for animals and carries out it's animal protection efforts through 24-hour wildlife rescue & rehabilitation services, humane education programmes, promoting cruelty-free lifestyle, tackling the illegal wildlife trade and promoting coexistence with Singapore's wildlife. ACRES's volunteers play an important role in the work we do, and we believe promoting active community involvement in the animal welfare movement.
11 to 50 staff
Aiesec In Singapore
AIESEC Singapore develops leadership among youth aged 18 to 30 and contributes to strengthening the global employability market by providing an end-to-end international talent recruitment solution for Enterprises, NGOs, and Start-ups. AIESEC is the world's largest youth-run organization developing the leadership potential of young people. Present in 120+ countries and territories across 2600 universities, we provide students and recent graduates with life-changing experiences to intern or volunteer abroad within partner organizations. We partner with organizations ranging from Fortune 500 to local enterprises in developing and sourcing their global talent needs across our network. Through our programs in universities, we provide organizations with access to a global network of young talent who have the capabilities to make a positive impact. For the last seven decades, we have developed over one million leaders ranging from business, civil society, and world leaders, including one Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. Learn more about us at -
201 to 500 staff
Ieee Ntu Student Branch
NTU Student Branch is a student chapter of Singapore whose mission is to foster the spirit of innovation and promote the passion for technology among students at NTU. We The NTU Student Branch adheres to its mission by organizing events for the student community in NTU and Singapore to kindle their creative side. Our events are extremely popular and well received in the developer community. Some of these events are: iNTUition - the 24-hour hackathon across South East Asia - Coding Bootcamp Techathlon - Tech related workshop series
11 to 50 staff
Ray Of Hope
Ray of Hope is a crowdfunding charity committed to serving emerging and unmet needs in Singapore. We provide a safe and trusted platform where individuals in need can seek financial support, ensuring that no one is left behind. Many struggle in silence because they don’t qualify for aid via existing support systems. A non-citizen student unable to afford school fees. An injured migrant worker with no access to support. A hardworking father unable to fund his child’s urgent medical procedure. These are the people Ray of Hope stands for. By identifying and verifying real cases of individuals who have fallen through the cracks, we amplify their stories and connect them with donors, corporate partners and volunteers When we uplift those in need today, we empower them to give back tomorrow—building a community where kindness is paid forward, and resilience grows stronger with every act of giving. Because hope is made possible, together- Ray of Hope (RoH) is a registered charity (UEN under the Charities Act (Chapter 37) since 12 April 2018 and a member of National Council of Social Services. RoH has been accorded IPC (Institution of a Public Character) status from 31 March 2025 to 31 October 2026.
1 to 10 staff
Securities Investors Association Singapore
SIAS actively promotes good corporate governance and transparency practices, investor rights, investor education and is the watchdog for investors in Singapore and is a registered Charity and an Institution of Public Character.
11 to 50 staff
Spca Singapore
SPCA Singapore is a registered, non-governmental animal welfare charity with IPC status. The Society runs various animal welfare services including 24-hour emergency rescues, cruelty & welfare investigations, Singapore’s only community animal clinic, adoption programmes, education programmes, sterilisations for community animals, and a shelter for over 200 unwanted, abused or abandoned animals every month.
11 to 50 staff
Beyond Social Services
We believe that youth offending is the product of young people’s environment and not inherent in them. As such, all our work moves towards the development of “villages” with the capacity to raise children. With the support of such a “village,” young people from disadvantaged and troubled backgrounds can escape the cycle of poverty and crime and be responsible citizens. We do not define citizenship by one’s passport but by one’s willingness and commitment to be part of a “village” that looks out for its vulnerable members. “It takes a village to raise a child” and so we bring together people in the children’s family support network, their neighbourhood and those from the larger Singapore community to be that “village” and to show young people the meaning and value of responsible citizenship. In this light, our programmes are simply the “doors” by which people come to us but our work as a whole, follows a similar flow. We deescalate a crisis or problem to a point where the families can take charge; provide an environment for these families to utilise their strengths in problem-solving and finally, we find avenues for people into a community. This way, people remain in control of their difficulties, learn to become inter-dependent on family and friends and move beyond the need for professional support. Do you want to contribute as a volunteer or otherwise, please have a look at our website You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram! Like our page today!
51 to 200 staff
Care Community Services Society
At CCSS, we are not content simply to see someone helped; we want to see individuals and families transformed and become empowered people who are then channels of blessing for others in the larger community. Care Community Services Society was founded in 1996 by Trinity Christian Centre. We are a registered charity affiliated with the National Council of Social Service (NCSS). We are an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) and all donations made from 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2018 will enjoy 2.5 times tax deduction. Visit us on: Website - Facebook - Instagram - Connect with us: 6950 7500 ccss@ccsscares.sg
51 to 200 staff
Impart
We envision a Singapore where every youth is surrounded in communities of care, regardless of their background. To this end, we partner with case-workers and social service organisations to support youths facing adversity through educational support, sports engagement and passion projects.
1 to 10 staff
Viriya Community Services
Viriya Community Services (VCS) was established on 8 March 2001 as a voluntary welfare organisation. Every year, our multi-disciplinary team of social workers, counsellors, family therapists and psychologists another other professionals support thousands of individuals and families. We provide community-based family services, community mental health and health services, community development programmes and specialist services, including psychotherapy, psychological services, grief and bereavement support services, patient and caregiver counselling services, and employee assistance programmes. VCS is a society registered under the Societies Act, and a charity under the Charities Act. VCS is a full member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), as well as an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) under the supervision of the Ministry of Social and Family Development, which acts as the Central Fund Administrator. As an Institution of Public Character (IPC). Outright cash donations of S$50.00 and above will qualify for 250% tax deduction and will be automatically included in your annual assessment.
51 to 200 staff
Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network
The Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHN) is dedicated to promoting hospice and palliative care in Asia and the Pacific. Our purpose is to empower and support organisations and individuals committed to alleviating suffering from life-threatening illness. The Network promotes education and skills development, enhances awareness and communication, and fosters research and collaboration. We encourage established programmes to assist less experienced and more isolated colleagues.
1 to 10 staff
Association Of Small & Medium Enterprises
ASME is a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to empower SMEs for Growth and Success.
11 to 50 staff
Bizlink Centre Singapore Limited
Bizlink Centre is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive employment services for disadvantaged people, especially the disabled. In particular for people with disabilities (PWDs), Bizlink provides one-stop employment and job assessment services. Bizlink acts as a bridge to connect people with disabilities to potential employers and businesses. It has been serving the disabled community since 1985 when it started as a project under the Ministry of Community Development (now MCYS). Today, it proudly continues to uphold the mission. Mission To reach out to people with disabilities in Singapore and to assist them in achieving independence, dignity and integration into mainstream society through open and sheltered employment.
201 to 500 staff
Centre For Fathering
Centre for Fathering is a non-profit organisation founded in to promote active and involved Fathering and address issues caused by fatherlessness in Singapore. The organisation aims to turn the hearts of fathers and children towards each other by inspiring fathers to be better role models and strengthen families. We equip men to be the fathers their children need. Over the last 23 years, the Centre for Fathering has empowered and equipped more than fathers through its programmes conducted in schools, prisons, religious organisations and companies. Every year, the organisation runs nation-wide campaigns with a reach of 4.7 million and engages more than families. CFF is proud to announce that we have been awarded the 2022 Charity Transparency Award! The Charity Council introduced the inaugural Charity Transparency Awards (CTA) in 2016. The CTA recognizes charities with good disclosure practices that the Charity Transparency Framework (CTF) recommends. CFF helms nationwide movements DADs for Life and MUMs for Life which inspires fathers and supports mothers. Follow the movements' page here:
11 to 50 staff
Indian Women's Association Singapore
The Indian Women's Association (IWA) of Singapore is a voluntary welfare organisation. Founded in 1997 IWA comprises of a large exclusive member body representative of both the expatriate as well as local Indian Community. IWA is completely volunteer run organisation IWA endeavors to bring the Indian community together by giving them a platform to connect, support, and network with each other whilst living in Singapore. Through IWA our members participate in social, cultural, educational and philanthropic activities. IWA’s mission is not only to present a cultural platform, but also to provide a networking interface for its working members.
11 to 50 staff
Isc2 Singapore Chapter
ISC2 Singapore Chapter is a non profit member community of ISC2 credential holders in Singapore. We aim to advance the Singapore ecosystem of Cyber and Information System Security Professionals. We provide members with the opportunity to build a local network of peers to share knowledge, exchange resources, collaborate on projects, and create new ways to earn CPE credits. Our chapter programmes provides members access to knowledge sharing from Government Agencies and Industry leaders. The community is focus on helping the development of leaders and professionals in information systems security. We strive to keep our members informed of the latest advances in technology, techniques and policies. We also promote awareness of the profession and educate the public on how to defend against security threats.
11 to 50 staff
National Youth Achievement Award Council
The National Youth Achievement Award Council is a non-profit organization that administrates the National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA) in Singapore. The NYAA Council is advised by an Advisory Board chaired by Mr Heng Swee Keat, Minister for Finance and the NYAA Council is chaired by Mr Teo Ser Luck, Entrepreneur, Investor and Member of Parliament for Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC. It is administered by the NYAA Secretariat, which is headed by Mr James Soh Executive Director. The NYAA Council is an Institute of Public Character (IPC) in Singapore. The NYAA Council serves in many government committees and non-governmental organizations in Singapore as well as in many international agencies worldwide.
1 to 10 staff
Ntu Eee Alumni Association
Nanyang Technological University Electrical and Electronic Engineering Alumni Association was founded in 1996. Our vision is to be one of the best Alumni Associations in Singapore that Value Add to Our Members. Our mission is to be the Platform to Connect, Engage and Serve Our Members, Creating a Lifelong & Worldwide Community of Alumni. We Live by the following Values- Service with Passion - Innovative & Fun - Unity with Trust
11 to 50 staff
Objectifs Centre For Photography And Film
Our goal is to cultivate original voices in visual storytelling, and to inspire and broaden perspectives through the power of images. We do this by presenting a year round programme of exhibitions, screenings, workshops, talks, mentorships and residencies, aimed at fostering dialogue about visual culture, and advancing the practice and appreciation of photography and film.
1 to 10 staff
Pinnacle Bni Singapore
PINNACLE is BNI Singapore's longest running chapter. We are a network of established business owners that meet every week to network, refer, collaborate and share resources to GROW! Over the years, PINNACLE has generated millions of dollars in business referral deals and collaborations. Our mission is to continue to build a network of business rockstars that help each other generate revenue with BNI's proven referral system through collaboration and support. Memberships go through a rigorous screening process to ensure a quality group of business people. Feel free to get in touch If you are looking to grow your business with an amazing community of established and supportive business owners.
11 to 50 staff
Ppis
Founded in 1952, PPIS (Persatuan Pemudi Islam Singapura) is a non-profit organisation focused on community services. PPIS is dedicated to working with women of all ages in carrying out their multiple roles in society. We run three core community services, namely Family Services, Student Care, and a Residential Facility, serving as a secular halfway house for women engaged in community rehabilitation programmes. With 10 centres island-wide, the services work together to provide quality and holistic support and developmental programmes for women and their families across the different phases of their lives.
201 to 500 staff
Singapore Chartered Tax Professionals Sctp
Want to be part of the community and excel in tax, altogether? The Singapore Chartered Tax Professionals (SCTP) is the national tax body bringing together tax professionals from diverse backgrounds to advance the profession. Launched in 2010, the then Singapore Institute of Accredited Tax Professionals, in 2020, transformed itself into an independent body engaged in all aspects of taxation, with members from a plethora of sectors in business, in practice and government. With a global view, SCTP leverages the collective expertise of its members in diverse roles across the economy to achieve tax excellence across the profession in support of Singapore’s vision of a value-creating economy that is open and connected to the world. SCTP continues to be an advocate of tax issues based on tax policies and rules that are sustainable, of substance and pro-business. It is well poised to be a leading tax institute beyond the borders of Singapore with members well attuned to the business landscape and equipped to partner local and international businesses in their strategic growth from strength to strength. Get clued in NOW- Follow us on LinkedIn - Subscribe to the Tax Channel (https://t.me/sctp_tax_hub)- Join the tax community's mailing list (https://sctp.org.sg/JoinMailingList)
1 to 10 staff
Singaren
SingAREN (Singapore Advanced Research and Education Network) is Singapore’s national research and education network. It is the sole provider of local and international networks and services dedicated for serving the Research and Education community in Singapore. SingAREN Open Exchange (SOE) interconnects Singapore’s research and education community to the international Research and Education Networks, including Asia, Australia, Europe and the U.S.A.
1 to 10 staff
Amp Singapore
Established in 1991 as a result of the visionary First National Convention of Singapore Malay/Muslim Professionals, AMP offers meaningful programmes and services to support families, debtors, professionals, workers, students and youths. We embrace our independence and non-partisanship, and will work in critical collaboration with all who share our vision of building a dynamic Muslim community. Follow us to stay updated on our thought leadership, problem-solving initiatives, and community mobilisation efforts, and be part of this exciting movement. A dynamic Muslim community A model organisation in community leadership To be a thought leader, problem solver and mobiliser for the advancement of the community We are committed to serve the community with passion. We take pride in our role in society. We place community interest before self and maintain high moral values and discipline. We aim for excellence in our work and add value to what we do. We champion creativity and dare to explore new ideas to overcome challenges- We work as a team, believe in shared responsibility and value partnerships with others.
51 to 200 staff
Anza Singapore
The Australian and New Zealand Association (ANZA) was founded in 1948 to provide friendship and support among Australians and New Zealanders living in Singapore. ANZA welcomes all nationalities, with around 40% of our membership coming from a broad range of nations outside Australasia. ANZA organises events, sports, groups, tours, charity and volunteering activities that create a community away from home for our members and friends.
11 to 50 staff
Ccf Singapore
Children's Cancer Foundation (CCF) is a social service agency with a mission to improve the quality of life of children with cancer and their families and children impacted by cancer through enhancing their emotional, social and medical well-being. Founded in 1992, CCF provides children with cancer and their families the much needed support in their battle against the life threatening illness. Over the years, CCF has helped more than children and their families at different stages of the illness and recovery.
51 to 200 staff
Nus Muslim Society Nusms
National University of Singapore Muslim Society (NUSMS) was established back in 1964 to provide a platform for both undergraduates and graduates to engage in activities that serve the Muslim community in campus and the nation in general. It was formerly known as the University of Singapore Muslim Society (USMS) or Persatuan Mahasiswa Islam Universiti Singapura (PMIUS). Our Pages: Official Website: Instagram:@nusms Telegram: https://t.me/nusms Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/NUS-Muslim-Society-Podcast General enquiries (musollahs, halal food, NUS-related matters) can be directed to prelations@nusms.org.sg The NUS Muslim Society is registered with the Registry of Societies of Singapore (https://app.ros.gov.sg/ui/index/index.aspx). It is formed by students of the National University of Singapore (NUS) and is a self-governing body. NUS Muslim Society is not part of the legal entity of NUS. It does not represent NUS and cannot act or make any representation on its behalf. Any views or activities of NUS Muslim Society are solely those of the society and its members. They do not necessarily represent the position of NUS. The activities and views of NUS Muslim Society are the sole responsibilities of the society and of its members.
51 to 200 staff
Sme Centre Asme
With the support of Enterprise Singapore in collaboration with ASME, Singapore’s first Enterprise Development Centre@ASME was set up in 2005. As of 2013, we have expanded to be known as SME Centre@ASME, signifying a leap forward to be the one-stop bespoke Centre for your business growth. Our Centre provides an even more robust range of assistance and services than before including in-depth diagnostic advisory, capability workshops, group-based upgrading projects based on SME’s business needs and guidance on available Government’s assistance. We are set on assisting aspiring entrepreneurs on their entrepreneurship journey as well as local enterprises to build capabilities and improve productivity. SME Centre@ASME is your partner in your business growth. SMECentre@ASME is ISO certified since 2013, ensuring that we provide and deliver quality services consistently to you.
11 to 50 staff
Apics Italian Language And Cultural Centre - Singapore
APICS Italian Cultural Centre is the specialized Centre for Italian language & culture in Singapore, our roots originate since the 1970s. Our teachers are qualified, screened native Italian speakers with extensive experience in teaching Italian as a second language. APICS is the only official exam center in Southeast Asia to offer both the CILS and CELI exam certifications, offered respectively by the University for Foreigners of Siena and the University for Foreigners of Perugia. We also run the Italian Supplementary School (Scuola Supplementare Italiana) for kids ranging from toddlers to teenagers. We are a non-profit entity and beyond language courses, we are proud to offer a huge variety of social, educational and experiential activities connected with Italian culture. Join our community if you are interested in any aspect of Italian language & culture!
11 to 50 staff
Ieee Region10 Student Activities Committee
The Region 10 Student Activities Committee takes care of the needs of student members spread over 1250+ student branches in the Asia-Pacific region (R10) of the The committee conducts regular and special activities for students to improve technical knowledge, management skills and to enhance networking among members and student branches. The Region 10 SAC Linkedin Profile is part of the campaign to enhance networking among the student members, student branches and sections. The Linkedin is intended to provide a single platform for all student members to interact, exchange ideas and collaborate in a number of activities being planned and executed for the benefit of student members. The Linkedin provides information about all the activities of the Region 10 SAC committee, announcements, projects details, SAC awards, results of competitions, online submission facility for applications and e-alerts for members.
10001+ staff
Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore
MDAS (Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)) was founded in to provide care and support to people with Muscular Dystrophy (MD) in Singapore. We are committed to providing health and public education on MD as well as supporting medical research. Our mission is to maximise the quality of life of people with Muscular Dystrophy and their families, to integrate them into society and support research towards a cure.
11 to 50 staff
Nanyang Technological University Muslim Society Ntums
NTU Muslim Society is a club under Nanyang Technological University. Our vision is to develop Mu'min (faithful believer) personalities, leading society towards Mardhatillah (the pleasure and blessings of God), alongside unifying and nurturing all members of the society. We were officially registered under the Registry of Societies in 1987. NTUMS consists of the Executive Committee, adhoc committees, and subcommittees.
51 to 200 staff
Autism Association Singapore
Autism Association (Singapore) or AA(S), is a Social Service Agency dedicated to supporting and serving individuals with autism to maximise their potential, helping them lead meaningful and quality lives in society. The Association manages a suite of programmes and services under the Eden brand portfolio. These include: • Eden Children’s Centre for young children with autism (aged 2 – 6 years old) • Eden School, for children and youths (aged 7 – 18 years old) • Eden Centre for Adults (Clementi and Hougang)(aged 18 – 55 years old) • Eden Activity Club for persons with autism who may not be accessing programmes and services AA(S) programmes and services aim to impart life-skills to maximise the potential of persons with autism to lead dignified, independent, meaningful and quality lives in society. The profile of our students and adult clients leans toward moderate to severe autism.
201 to 500 staff
Books Beyond Borders
Our bookstore helps girls in Nepal to go to school and follow their dreams. When you shop here, 5% of sales are invested into scholarships for these girls.
1 to 10 staff
Clarity Singapore Limited
Clarity Singapore is a mental health charity that empowers persons with mental health issues to lead meaningful lives through support, acceptance and recovery. We provide inclusive, evidence-based support to over 1,400 clients annually through: FOC psychotherapy sessions (1-on-1 and group) FOC Workshops & resources (reaching 1,400+ additional service users yearly) Community partnerships (workshops and outreach) Digital mental health campaigns (breaking stigma, increasing access) Clinical Supervision, Consultations, and Trainings for mental health professionals. We specialize in: • Anxiety, depression, OCD & trauma • Perinatal/postnatal mental health • Grief, loss & life transitions • Relationship and emotional well-being Our Impact at a Glance 1,400+ clients served yearly psychotherapy sessions delivered annually 1,400+ additional service users reached through events/resources. Who We Are A social mission-driven organization Company Limited by Guarantee (CLG) with IPC status Member of NCSS; partner of AIC, KTPH (THRIVE), and IMH Learn more on our website We're at Yishun & Toa Payoh! Block 854 Yishun Ring Road,#01-3511 Singapore 760854 Tel:(65) 6757 7990 Operating Hours: Mon - Fri: 9am - 5.30pm 7A Lorong 8 Toa Payoh,#04-01 Singapore 319264 Tel:(65) 6801 7467 Operating Hours: Mon - Fri: 9am - 5.30pm
11 to 50 staff
Hope Initiative Alliance
Hope Initiative Alliance (HIA) is a registered charity in Singapore designated with the Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status. Since its founding in 2018, HIA has been providing comprehensive care to marginalised individuals in Singapore, including citizens, residents, and migrant workers. Collaborating with public, civil, and private partners, HIA enhances the quality of life for those with diverse social welfare needs through charity services and alliances with various organizations and government agencies. With the support of partners from the public, private, and civil sectors, HIA serves as an aggregator to provide services that improve the lives of people with diverse social welfare needs. In this regard, HIA works closely with over 100 social service organisations, civil society organisations, corporations, and government agencies. HIA serves its beneficiaries through various movements that serve the following beneficiaries- Children from lower-income families - Families living in rental housing - Homeless people and rough sleepers - Migrant workers living in dormitories - Migrant domestic workers HIA has been recognised for its contributions by the government and partners. In 2020, HIA received the President's Volunteerism & Philanthropy Award for the Organisation of Good category for contributions to society amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Mdm Halimah Yacob, the President of the Republic of Singapore, presented this award. For more information, visit his. sg
1 to 10 staff
Jane Goodall Institute Singapore
The Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore)(JGIS) is the Singapore chapter of the Jane Goodall Institute, an organization started by Dr. Jane to build on her work in protecting primates and their habitats, and making the world a better place for all living things. Vision: People living in harmony with nature and animals. Mission: Inspire, educate and activate individuals to make a better world for animals, people and the environment. JGIS has three key focus areas: Roots & Shoots programme for youth empowerment, Primates programme for the conservation of local macaques and langurs, and Public Outreach programme for raising awareness of wildlife and nature conservation amongst Singapore residents.
51 to 200 staff
Kairos Asia
Kairos Asia is the regional chapter of The Kairos Society, a global community and fund that discovers, connects, and invests in young entrepreneurs who are rethinking traditional industries.
11 to 50 staff
Mmpower Foundation
MMPower Foundation empowers underprivileged boys and girls in Myanmar by providing free professional computer training to improve their job skills. We believe that IT skills and computer literacy will enable Myanmar’s youth to secure better jobs and thus a more stable and prosperous future. After having been economically isolated for so long, Myanmar needs to up-skill quickly if they are to compete with foreign talent. By delivering free professional computer training to underprivileged youth, MMPower aims to give kids an competitive edge to students when they enter the job market.
1 to 10 staff
Nus Students' Community Service Club
Formed in October 2002, the NUS Students’ Community Service Club (CSC) is one of the four non-faculty Constituent Clubs under the National University of Singapore Students’ Union. NUS CSC is committed to the idea that less fortunate members of our society should never be forgotten, and thus devotes continuous service to the community. Since its inception, CSC has undergone rapid development with the establishment of 11 Regular Volunteering Programmes, 7 Special Projects, and 3 eXternal Partners. With an active membership of about students, NUS CSC is taking initiatives to promote volunteerism amongst the student population, as well as to raise awareness of our beneficiaries amongst the public.
51 to 200 staff
Pace Uwcsea
PACE (Parents Action for Community and Education) is a dynamic parent service organisation at United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) dedicated to upholding the UWC Mission of making education a force for uniting people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. Fully funded and managed by UWCSEA parents, PACE was established in 2001 by one parent as a means to provide scholarships for a few children. Today with the support of more than 100 parent volunteers and donors, PACE is playing a pivotal role in transforming hundreds of lives through education. Empowering through Education: In partnership with two NGO's - Cahaya Surya Bakti in Malaysia and Lihuk in the Philippines - PACE supports life-changing education initiatives for marginalised children. By providing secondary education for young Rohingya refugees in Malaysia and funding education and nutrition for children living in slums in the Philippines, we are creating pathways out of statelessness and poverty. Uniting through Action: We believe in living the UWC mission alongside our children. Through a range of social and service initiatives PACE brings together UWCSEA parents, alumni, and families to create lasting impact and nurture a culture of compassion and service. Our vibrant calendar of social activities such as heritage walks and bike rides creates opportunities for parents to connect and explore Singapore. Our local volunteer program includes beach clean-ups, preparing meals for migrant workers, and escorting children from low-income families to the supermarket to buy food. Discover the power of education and community with PACE! Join us today and be a part of something truly special. Together, we can inspire hope and create a brighter future.
11 to 50 staff
