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We curate, design and/or fund programmes and research to understand the root causes and underlying issues behind some of the social challenges in Singapore and the United States, and partner like-minded organisations to pilot innovative and scalable solutions that could bring about long-term, sustainable changes to the social sector.
Our programmes have focused on helping disadvantaged families break out from inter-generational poverty and giving every child or youth an equal opportunity to maximise his/her potential, regardless of his/her socio-economic background. We have also supported efforts to promote a more inclusive and caring society, by raising awareness of vulnerable communities and seed-funding projects to meet their diverse needs. Some of the programmes we have designed or supported include: |
In Singapore
The Early Years (0-6y)Improving care and support for children from disadvantaged backgrounds cross the physical, cognitive, social and emotional domains, to give them a more equal start and a stronger foundation that could increase their chances of success later in life.
Circle of Care The Growing Years (7-16y)Improving low-income students' access to high quality, transformative opportunities that expand their opportunity set, while supporting their social and emotional development, to enable them to thrive academically and socially.
Raffles Scholarship Series Integrated Care Programme @ South West Gaining STEAM! Programme The Blossoming Years (17-25y)Improving tertiary education access, affordability and completion for low-income students, potentially changing their life trajectories, enhancing their life-time earnings and enabling upward social mobility for them and their families.
SMU Access SUTD Education Opportunity Grant NUS Bursary Funds The CommunityRaising awareness of vulnerable communities and seed-funding initiatives to experiment and demonstrate the viability of new approaches to meet their diverse needs, to promote a more inclusive and caring society. NCSS-Supported Pilot Initiatives 15Shorts UNTEACHABLE |