Hope Collective is birthed from the desire to make community volunteering inclusive, impactful and simple.
We recognise that many people care about their community and want to contributeto its betterment. Hope Collective is a collective where volunteers, regardless of schedules, skill sets and causes interested in, can find something that they would like to join and bring hope to the community together.
We believe in creating simplicity in volunteering process that will empower our volunteers to truly create the impact that they want in the community.
The peer mentorship programme conducted at Kebun Baru Community Club pairs up student participants with student volunteers in a “buddy-system” mentorship. Student mentors take on the role as big-brother/sister role models who show, guide and listen …
Project Starfish is a seniors’ befriender programme that focuses on building relationships with seniors who come to lean on them, just like they would on a good friend. Project Starfish serves about 300 seniors in the Kebun Baru precinct. They take special care of seniors …
Share-a-Pot is a monthly activity that hopes to improve the nutrition and health of community-dwelling seniors. It marries both good nutrition soup and physical exercises to create conducive social environment for the seniors. Each month, an average of 70 seniors …
As part of the Community Legal Clinics network run by The Law Society of Singapore, the Kebun Baru Legal Clinic (KBLC) offers legal advice to needy Singaporeans and Permanent Residents who face legal issues on a personal basis, yet are not represented by …
This programme is facilitated by Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association and supported by the Singapore Prisons Service. Our dedicated Yellow Ribbon project volunteers and Champion support ex‐offenders and their families every step on the long and arduous journey …
A dementia friendly community can be defined as a place or culture in which people with dementia and their careers are empowered, supported and included in society, understand their rights …
