Volunteer With Us
Volunteers play an important role in supporting and delivering our programmes and services. We welcome everyone, including our beneficiaries and corporates, to join our pool of volunteers to reach out a helping hand to families and individuals in need.
Sign up as a Volunteer
To sign up, please register via Volunteer Portal, or download the application form here.
For volunteers who are below 18 years old, please download the Parental Consent Form here.
Enquiry
Please call 6841 4889 during office hours or email [email protected].
Serving Children and Youth
Play-Based Learning Programme
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Your role will be to provide essential support to the children during the program and actively engage in facilitating play-based activities alongside the trainers, creating a fun and enriching environment for the children to learn and grow.
Your nurturing and encouraging demeanour will make you a positive role model, inspiring the children to explore and express their potential.
By fostering a sense of self-esteem and self-confidence, you will empower the children to embrace new challenges and flourish in their personal and social development.
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21 - 45 years old
Able to commit weekly, for a period of 10 months
Mature, independent, positive, and dedicated
Enjoy interacting with preschool children and facilitating activities for them
Believe that every child is unique and that they are developing, and learning at their own pace, in their own special way
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3 Centres
1.5 hours every Saturday afternoon
Find out more here.
Supervised Homework Group
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As a supervisor and mentor, your role will be to provide guidance and support to students in their studies, behaviour and values. You'll plan and lead enriching educational activities that promote learning and personal growth.
Being a positive role model is essential, as you'll be instrumental in building their self-esteem and self-confidence.
Additionally, you will offer a listening ear and provide support and encouragement to help them overcome challenges and reach their full potential.
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17 β 35 years old
Preferably with GCE βAβ levels or tertiary qualifications
Able to guide P4 to P6 students in English and Math subjects
Able to commit weekly, for a period of 10 months
Mature, independent, positive and dedicated
Enjoy interacting with student beneficiaries and organising activities for them
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7 CDAC Centres & Vibrance @ Yishun Self-Help Group Centre
3 hours every Saturday afternoon
Find out more here.
kidsREAD
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In this role, you will have the delightful opportunity to read stories aloud to children, igniting their imagination and love for literature.
As a facilitator of the reading program, you will also conduct various activities designed to enhance their reading skills and foster a deeper appreciation for books.
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At least 18 years old
Able to speak fluent English
Able to commit weekly for at least one year
Enjoy reading to children
Enjoy interacting with children and organising activities for them
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12 CDAC Centres and βVibrance @ Yishunβ Self-Help Groups Centre
1 hour per week on either Saturday or Sunday
Find out more here.
Project YOUth Can Shine
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Your primary responsibility will be to provide small group tutoring sessions to students, helping them improve their understanding of mathematical concepts.
You will also play a crucial role in fostering positive values among the students by planning and organising activities that promote character development and ethical behaviour.
To ensure their overall growth and success, you'll closely monitor their academic progress and behaviour, offering guidance and support as a positive role model.
Beyond academics, you'll be a trusted confidant, providing a listening ear and offering emotional and social support to help them navigate challenges and foster a sense of belonging.
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21 β 35 years old
Preferably with GCE βAβ levels or tertiary qualifications
Able to guide Sec 1 and Sec 2 students in Mathematics
Able to commit weekly, for a period of 10 months
Mature, optimistic and dedicated
Enjoy working with youth beneficiaries and able to build a good rapport with them
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3 CDAC Centres
3 hours every Saturday afternoon
Find out more here.
GEM Mentoring Programme
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In this role, you will have the wonderful opportunity to befriend and support students in their learning journey.
As a facilitator, you will create a nurturing and encouraging environment that fosters growth and development.
Building strong connections with the students, you will serve as a dependable mentor, providing guidance and inspiration to help them reach their full potential.
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At least 17 years old
Bilingual in English and Mandarin
Able to commit on a regular basis (weekly or fortnightly) for a period of 8 months
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Held at 4 Primary Schools
2 hours per week
Serving Families
Family Befriending
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In this role, your primary focus will be to support participants in their skill development journey through engaging talks and workshops.
You will play a crucial role in following up with them, ensuring they have the necessary resources and encouragement to apply the skills they have acquired effectively.
As a compassionate and empathetic figure, you will provide a listening ear and offer social and emotional support to participants facing life challenges.
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At least 21 years old
Able to communicate in Mandarin, English and preferably some dialects
Completed GCE βOβ levels or more
Mature, understanding, approachable and possesses a strong desire to help others
Able to commit to a case for at least three months
Enjoy working with families
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On a needs basis
Serving Seniors
News Sharing Programme
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In this rewarding role, you will curate relevant news materials to share with a group of 20 - 30 elderly individuals.
As the facilitator, you will lead engaging small group discussions, fostering a lively and interactive atmosphere.
Through meaningful interactions and shared conversations, you will create a supportive and enriching environment for the elderly, making a positive impact on their lives and enhancing their sense of connection with the world around them.
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Able to communicate in Mandarin
Able to commit at least once a month
Comfortable to share information with a group of seniors using print or online resources in an engaging manner
Patient and able to provide a listening ear to the seniors
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3 CDAC Centres
1.5 hours per week
Find out more here.
Ad-hoc/ Project-based Volunteering
Administrative Support
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As a valuable member of the team, you will play a key role in handling phone calls and inquiries.
Your attention to detail will shine as you manage data entry and maintain the database, ensuring accurate and up-to-date records.
Additionally, you will provide essential support by assisting with registration processes, streamlining the administrative tasks such as the preparation and sending out of mailers, and effectively communicating important information to the relevant recipients.
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Able to offer assistance during office hours
Special Projects
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In this role, you will be responsible for executing planned activities with precision and enthusiasm, ensuring that they run smoothly and efficiently.
Your attention to detail provides essential logistical support, coordinating resources and schedules to ensure everything is in place for successful events.
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Have an interest or experience in planning and organising activities
Sign up as a Volunteer
To sign up, please register via Volunteer Portal, or download the application form here.
For volunteers who are below 18 years old, please download the Parental Consent Form here.
Enquiry
Please call 6841 4889 during office hours or email [email protected].