Tutoring underpriviledged children

[Covid Tutoring Support]
If you have graduated from jc/poly, please volunteer as a student tutor! You will be matched with a student who needs your help. Online tutoring will be conducted through Bramble, on a weekly basis for 1-2 hours!

Tutoring children

[Learnpanion]
Sign up through the link and you will be matched with a student/ volunteer based on your schedule! Lessons can be conducted online through Zoom or Skype by student volunteers.

Sewing of masks

[South East]
South East is looking for talented individuals to volunteer to make homemade masks for the vulnerable community. If you have experience in sewing, do come forward and volunteer as a home based seamstress to sew masks for the community from the comfort of your home!

Donations in-kind

[City of Good]
Your donation in-kind will go a long way in helping community needs amid the COVID-19 situation. Click on the link to see what items are needed!

Donations for care packages for migrant workers

[Project Chulia Street]
Project Chulia Street, a ground-up initiative that brings together entities and individuals for specific projects to enhance the health and happiness of migrant workers in Singapore, is calling out for donations. Project Chulia Street will be working with their partnered migrant worker dormitories to provide around 38,000 migrant workers with Coronavirus Prevention Care Packets (CPCP).

Each CPCP costs about $8.34 (breakdown of cost can be found on their facebook page), and Project Chulia Street aims to raise $316,920 for the year.

Payment can be done at their facebook page, Project Chulia Street.

Donations for welfare packages for migrant workers

[SDI]
SDI empowers migrants and refugees by giving them voices and the tools they need to make a difference. During this situation, SDI is distributing welfare packages to migrant workers. Donate to help out!

Donations for soap for the most vulnerable in our society

[Soap Cycling Singapore]
As a global hub, Singapore has been severely impacted by the onset of COVID-19. Most vulnerable of all are our low income and migrant workers populations, who often lack resources to necessities to prevent infection such as soap.
Soap Cycling Singapore helps our forgotten friends stay disease-free by donating free soap to them.

For more information on ways to help out, visit their facebook page, Soap Cycling Singapore.

Donations for Migrant Workers’ Assistance Fund

[Migrant Workers’ Centre]
MWC also promotes migrant workers' social integration as well as their harmonious co-existence with Singaporeans at the workplace and beyond. As case assistance for migrant workers is frequently accompanied by follow-on issues with housing, food and other subsistence costs, the MWAF was set up in 2012 (IPC-certified in 2014) to fund all humanitarian and emergency assistance rendered to MWC case clients - if their employers fail to discharge the duty to care for and protect their own workers. The MWAF allows the MWC to cover and protect vulnerable workers up till their outstanding matters are resolved and concluded, and is a key resource for the MWC in providing proper and adequate help to distressed and victimized migrant workers in Singapore.

Donate money

[Giving SG]
Sayang Sayang Fund has a target of ensuring no one falls by the wayside during this challenging period. It is a community impact fund to care for the vulnerable in our community during times of national crises

Donate money

[Giving SG]
Donations will go towards supporting and providing relief to vulnerable individuals and families, including healthcare workers, frontline workers and volunteers, affected by the COVID-19 situation!