Translators play a key role in our service delivery. They translate our English-medium programmes to connect with our multi-lingual service users. They support us in building good relationships, and ensuring open and effective lines of communication.
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 Volunteer at one of Singapore's largest zero-waste initiative, EcoBank! Volunteers will be helping to sort pre-loved donations collected from 8 locations in Singapore. All volunteers will be compensated with $10 City Square Mall per completed 3 hour volunteer session.
Sign up and an EcoBank coordinator will send an email alert to your emails before your registered session. As CDL is in compliance with all applicable Workplace Safety and Health Act and its subsidiary legislation, we can only accept volunteers who are 18 years old and above as of 1 Jan 2020. Let us all do our part to accelerate Singapore's journey towards becoming a Zero Waste Nation! Sign up here.  Location: Site Specific Event - factories in Sungei Kadut Singapore Time commitment: 6 hours of training (broken down into 3 sessions), plus a minimum of 3 full days of volunteering during event OH! Open House is an non-profit arts organisation that tells alternative stories of Singapore through art. Since 2009, we have provided more than 20,000 people with the unique experience of appreciating art and heritage outside of museums and galleries – from strangers’ homes to underutilised public spaces. Our annual artwalks have always been made possible by the help of volunteer guides and crew, who continue these discussions of bigger themes uncovered by OH! beyond our programs. Through our diverse programmes, OH! creates opportunities to understand and connect with the disappearing places, communities and people of Singapore on a more meaningful level. This year, we will be holding our biggest ever art walk in the abandoned factories of Sungei Kadut, and talking about man's relationship with nature in a world faced with climate change. 1. OH! SUPERGUIDES Lead visitors on an art tour around the sites & introduce artworks that reveal the forgotten stories of Singapore's timber industry and how man's relationship with nature will undergo changes in the face of climate change. 2. OH! SUPPORT CREW Be in charge of ticketing and logistics from behind the scenes.Anyone! We will provide relevant training for the various roles, how to talk and engage with art, and other support that volunteers will need.OH! Open House wants to continue telling the stories of disappearing places, communities and people of Singapore through art in an ever-changing city, and bring on discussions to a wide audience about bigger themes such as man's relationship with nature. To volunteer sign up for the first training session on this link 
 Location: Blk 5 Delta Avenue #01-09 Singapore 160005
Time commitment: Once per week; 15 sessions (3hrs weekly) South Central Community Family Service Centre provides support to the low-income and vulnerable families in our community. While giving support to families who seek help in financial, social or relationship issues, we encourage community self-help and cooperation. Volunteers must be able to commit for 14 sessions (3hrs) and undergo a 3 hour training session. Volunteers will read with children (in pairs or in small groups), listen to children reading aloud, engage in discussion with the children to build up their confidence and skills. Skills needed:
Your positive and constructive engagement with children who are struggling learners will make a real difference. Please email Teresa if you are interested.  Location: 1 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh #07-00 Braddell House , Singapore 319637
Time commitment: Saturdays per month from Apr to Dec 2020 Beautiful People is a community platform of caring volunteers helping to support children and youth in welfare homes, young families, and women on probation to find direction in life and to become valued members of society. We are a community movement powered by the vision of making every dream a possibility. Our vision is to create a world in which we are“One loving family: Every dream a possibility”. Your roles as a Mentor are:
We are a platform for building mentoring relationships that change lives. The people who are the Beautiful People family journey together in an adventure of highs, lows and turning points to discover, pursue and fulfill dreams. To sign up email Chloe Ng at contact@beautifulpeople.org.sg  Playeum is an independent charity which champions children and adults with special needs through play and creativity. Through direct participation and collaboration with artists and arts groups, we offer all children and special needs adults equal opportunities to create, express and ignite their imagination.
If you're an artist, scientist or content creator that simply has a great idea that you would like developed through experiential learning with children, we would love to host you as a Volunteer Art Jammer. Come have your ideas played with by the most creative thinkers around – children – and at the same time, receive exposure through our social media platforms. To join follow instructions here.  Playeum is an independent charity which champions children and adults with special needs through play and creativity. Through direct participation and collaboration with artists and arts groups, we offer all children and special needs adults equal opportunities to create, express and ignite their imagination.
If you like what Playeum does and you're interested in providing corporate support to Playeum, and have suggestions for us, we welcome you to join us as one of our corporate support group members! To join follow instructions here.  Description : Playeum is an independent charity which champions children and adults with special needs through play and creativity. Through direct participation and collaboration with artists and arts groups, we offer all children and special needs adults equal opportunities to create, express and ignite their imagination.
If you enjoy working with children and would like to facilitate their creative experiences at the Children's Centre for Creativity/outreach events, we welcome you to join us as a Volunteer Playmaker. To join follow instructions here.  Location: 26 Ubi Road 4, The Besco Building, Singapore
Time commitment: 2 weeks World Toilet Organization is a global non-profit organization based in Singapore, committed to improving toilet and sanitation conditions worldwide. They are looking for a Media Volunteer to develop Videos for World Toilet Organization. Skills needed: Media and Video making Please apply via email and send your resume to Sarika Saluja  Organisation: South Central Community Family Service Centre
Time Commitment: Once a Week Location: Blk 5, Delta Avenue #01-09 S(160005) Description: South Central Community Family Service Centre provides support to the low-income and vulnerable families in the community. While giving support to families who seek help in financial, social or relationship issues, we encourage community self-help and cooperation. Key Responsibilities:
Requirements: You should be familiar with the secondary school mathematics syllabus. What's the impact? You will play a key role in helping children from disadvantaged family backgrounds discover the job and meaning of learning and help to motivate them to achieve reasonable educational goals - Building confidence level in the teenager allowing the teenager to be confident in the subject. Application Method: Please email Evelyn at evelyn@sccfsc.org.sg by 26 July 2019 to indicate interests.  Cause: Children, Youth & Family
Location: Block 5 Delta Avenue Time Commitment: Flexible. Depends on volunteer's schedule Formerly known as Bukit Ho Swee Family Service Centre, South Central Community Family Service Centre (SCC) provides support to over 400 low-income and vulnerable families in the community. While giving support to families who seek help in financial, social or relationship issues, we encourage community self-help and cooperation. What will you do? Volunteer will work with a group of retirees to maintain our Community Garden where edible herbs and vegetables are grown for sharing with the community. Volunteer's contribution will help our Garden volunteers who are seniors to maintain a garden that will that encourages neighbourliness and for the community to come together to enjoy the garden, regardless of being a beneficiary or a member of the community. Skills Needed Anyone from 18 years and above Interested in gardening and willingness to volunteer outdoors How to Apply Please email Teresa for further details. Application is open until 30 December 2019.  Cause: Children, Youth and Family
Location: Club Co, 20 Cross Street Time commitment: 5 hours per week We help vulnerable children and families in Cambodia through fundraising events in Singapore and service trips to support our partners in Cambodia who aid victims of child trafficking and crisis pregnancy. What will you do? Raise sponsorships for our upcoming event in November 2019. Sponsorships for our fundraiser will help us raise urgent funds for women and children in Cambodia. Skills needed People skills, networking, salesmanship, communication skills How to apply? Please email Claire Graham if you are interested to volunteer by 30 September 2019.  Location: Taman Jurong CC
Time commitment: 25 May, 1 & 2 June 2019 We are a group of youth volunteers from Taman Jurong Community Club Youth Executive Committee (YEC) and would like to invite you to volunteer in our annual flagship project - Taman Jurong Recycling Project 2019. The 9th installment of the Taman Jurong Recycling Project continues to raise awareness of recycling and aims to foster a recycling culture, while raising funds for needy residents in Taman Jurong. The project will take place over two weekends:-
How to apply? Please indicate your interest and availability here or email to Xiang Jun at tjrecyclingproject@gmail.com.  Cause: Support for Chronic Illnesses, Diseases, Physical and Cognitive Disabilities Location: Islandwide, depending on client's address Singapore Time commitment: Flexible for at least 6 months Me Too! Club (MTC) is a programme to enhance the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) through leisure and befriending activities. It is best suited for PWIDs who are unable to participate in community-based services due to health reasons and/or other reasons or would prefer a less intensive programme. Volunteers will be assigned to make home visits to clients living near them, where volunteers will be engaging clients in activities like puzzles, reading, walking in the neighbourhood, etc. Home visits are usually 45 - 60 min long (but can be extended). During the first visit, MTC staff will accompany volunteers to introduce them to the family. Subsequently, volunteers will visit clients on their own and fill in a home visit log. Staff will support if there are any issues of concern. If you are interested fill in your details here.   Cause: Support for Chronic Illnesses, Diseases, Physical and Cognitive Disabilities Location: Activities are islandwide, office is at 11 Jalan Ubi Block 3 Level 2 Singapore Time commitment: Whenever available for at least 6 months Me Too! Club (MTC) is a programme to enhance the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) through leisure and befriending activities. It is best suited for PWIDs who are unable to participate in community-based services due to health reasons and/or other reasons or would prefer a less intensive programme. Volunteers will befriend clients during activities and help them with certain tasks i.e. baking, farming, bowling, etc. There are instructors/activity conductors during each activity to guide volunteers on what to do during every activity as well. Volunteers are to check www.tinyurl.com/mtcplans1 for the schedule of activities and join whenever available. If you are interested fill in your details here  |
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