Collaborate With Us

The CDAC alone will not be able to put in place all its programmes and initiatives, hence, partners play a vital role in the success of our programmes.

If your organisation would like to collaborate with us in helping underprivileged families, please drop us an email at [email protected].

Collaborative Projects

The following are some of our outstanding partners who have made significant contributions and have supported us in uplifting the underprivileged in our community.

  • Since 2006, Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) has been working with CDAC to plan and organise projects and activities. They have contributed significantly to supporting CDAC activities through the provision of manpower, resources and logistical support.

    HCI has jointly organised more than 100 projects and activities with CDAC. These activities include camps, learning trails, as well as experiential & educational workshops.

    One of the landmark collaborations is the Food Collection Drive which HCI initiated in 2013. With the support of the HCI’s teachers, students and their parents, they have donated, packed and distributed food items and necessities to about 400 CDAC beneficiary families every year.

  • The National Library Board (NLB) and CDAC have been working closely since 2004 for the kidsREAD programme. The kidsREAD programme aims to instil a love for reading among young children as well as to raise their language proficiency. It has benefitted more than 4,400 participants since its inception.

    Besides funding the kidsREAD programme and the provision of resource kits, stationery and craft materials, NLB has also organised workshops and training sessions for volunteer readers on a regular basis to equip them with the requisite skills to conduct reading sessions. NLB has also offered its facilities to CDAC for the kidsREAD graduation and for training workshops.

  • Mr Bean has been an annual supporter of CDAC’s Ready for School (RFS) Project since the event was started in 2005. The generous sponsorship of soya bean milk drinks has increased from 1,500 cups to 14,000 cups of soya milk during RFS 2015.

    Beyond that, Mr Bean also increased the number of staff deployed to support the increased scale of the project; to the extent that even members of the senior management are involved at the distribution booth.