# SRC

> A WordPress-powered website.

Language: en
URL: https://www.redcross.sg/

All pages on this site are available as clean Markdown by adding the header `Accept: text/markdown` to any HTTP request.
REST API: https://www.redcross.sg/wp-json/mescio-for-agents/v1/markdown?url={page_url}

## Pages

- [Get Involved](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/): Ways to Get Involved Explore the different ways to turn your compassion into action. Volunteering Join our volunteer community and explore diverse volunteer opportunities! Invest your time, talent, and resources and give back with the Singapore Red Cross. Turn compassion
- [Community Health Outreach for Wellness (CHoW)](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/migrant-workers/community-health-outreach-for-wellness-chow/): CHoW supports migrant workers and migrant domestic workers through mental wellness, self-care activities, and skills training. CHoW fosters a sense of belonging, serving as their Home Away from Home.
- [Migrant Workers](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/migrant-workers/): Supporting Migrant Workers in Singapore We support migrant workers in Singapore through wellness outreach, mental health programmes, and compassionate assistance for injured or sick workers returning home. Supporting with Care, Connection and Dignity Singapore Red Cross supports the physical, mental
- [Civil Emergency Response](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/first-aid-services/civil-emergency-response/): The Singapore Red Cross works to enhance community preparedness and strengthen resilience, helping to reduce vulnerability and enable communities to respond effectively during emergencies.
- [First Aiders on Wheels](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/first-aid-services/first-aiders-on-wheels/): First Aiders on Wheels is a Singapore Red Cross initiative that deploys trained volunteers to provide first aid support at selected urban parks on weekends and public holidays.
- [Corporate Collaborations](https://www.redcross.sg/corporate-collaborations/): CorporateCollaborations Partner with the Singapore Red Cross to create meaningful impact. From employee engagements to community outreach, our corporate collaborations empower your organisation to give back while building a more caring and resilient Singapore.  Partner With Us to Make a
- [Youth at Community](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/red-cross-youth/youth-at-community/): Youth @ Community   We welcome youths aged 9 to 35 to volunteer, learn new skills and take part in humanitarian activities that support communities across Singapore.   Volunteer With Us Youth @ Community is open to youths aged 9 to 35
- [Chapters](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/red-cross-youth/chapters/): Singapore Red Cross Youth Chapters  Red Cross Youth Chapters empower youths aged 17–25 to become humanitarian leaders through community service, leadership development, project management, first aid and blood advocacy.  Empowering Humanitarian Leaders of Tomorrow Established in 1994 and officially integrated
- [Uniformed Groups (Links & Cadets)](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/red-cross-youth/uniformed-groups-links-cadets/): Uniformed Groups  We introduce students to first aid, community service and humanitarian values through regular training, school activities, camps and volunteer opportunities.   Nurturing The Humanitarians of Tomorrow Our Uniformed Groups provide students with opportunities to learn first aid, emergency preparedness
- [Red Cross Juniors](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/red-cross-youth/red-cross-juniors/): Red Cross Juniors  We help children aged 5 to 9 learn about humanitarian values through games, group activities and opportunities to help others.  What We Do At Red Cross Juniors We offer a two-year activity-based curriculum, Project C.A.R.E; and a service-learning component where
- [Last Mile Services](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/migrant-workers/last-mile-services/): Our Last Mile Services programme coordinates medical transport and volunteer escorts to accompany workers on their journey home. This helps ensure they can travel safely and receive appropriate assistance throughout the journey.
- [Community First Aid](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/first-aid-services/community-first-aid/): Volunteer first raiders support public events, First Aider on Wheels and Civil Emergency Response, delivering timely first aid while strengthening community preparedness and resilience.
- [First Aid Services](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/first-aid-services/): First Aid Services First aid support for public events, urban parks and Singapore’s emergency preparedness and response efforts. How We Support the Community First Aid Services brings together Community First Aid, First Aiders on Wheels and Civil Emergency Response.Through these
- [Our Causes](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/): Our Causes Home and abroad, we serve the vulnerable through our programmes and services, strengthen communities through capacity and resilience building, and respond to crises and disasters. Serving Our Communities Since 1949, the Singapore Red Cross has been dedicated to
- [FAQs](https://www.redcross.sg/faqs/): Frequently Asked Questions Got a question? Loading...
- [Training Locations](https://www.redcross.sg/get-trained/training-locations/): Singapore Red Cross Academy Training Locations   Find an SRCA training centre near you. View each location’s address, contact details and directions from the nearest MRT station.   Find Your Training Location Singapore Red Cross Academy conducts courses at seven training locations
- [SkillsFuture Courses](https://www.redcross.sg/get-trained/skillsfuture-courses/): SkillsFuture Funded Courses Build practical first aid, CPR and psychological first aid skills at SRCA. Eligible learners may receive course fee subsidies and use SkillsFuture Credit.   Receive Funding Support forSkillsFuture Eligible Courses Selected Singapore Red Cross Academy courses are subsidised
- [Secretariat](https://www.redcross.sg/about-us/secretariat/): Advancing Our Humanitarian Mission  The Secretariat, led by the Secretary General / CEO, supports the Council in translating strategic direction into action through effective governance, coordination and implementation of organisational initiatives.   The Secretariat In the table below are the names
- [News & Stories](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/): News & Stories Stay up to date with our news, events and community. All Media Releases Stories Newsletters Months All Months Month All Months January February March April May June July August September October November December Year All Years 2026
- [Membership](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/membership/): Membership Join Singapore Red Cross through our membership programme, open to volunteers and members of the public who wish to support our causesand become part of the organisation. Types of Membership We offer 3 types of membership.Ordinary Membership, Youth Membership,
- [Be A Champion for Humanity](https://www.redcross.sg/donate-now/): Be A Champion for Humanity Your kindness can become warmth, stability and connection for someone today Your generosity ensures that children, seniors and families receive support, essentials and care right when it’s needed most. Together, we can bring hope and
- [Thank you](https://www.redcross.sg/thank-you/): Thank you for your submission.
- [Blood Donation Activities](https://www.redcross.sg/give-blood/current-campaigns/): Blood Donation Activities See what’s happening this month, find upcoming activities and make your next blood donation a date to look forward to. What’s On View All Events
- [Blood Buddy & Friends](https://www.redcross.sg/give-blood/blood-buddy-friends/): Blood Buddy & Friends Work with us at Singapore Red Cross to make a difference and improve the lives of the vulnerable through the power of community Meet Our Buddies Blood Buddy (BB) A cheerful, encouraging people-person who’s passionate about
- [Our Donations Team](https://www.redcross.sg/monetary-donation/our-donations-team/): Our Donations Team Our Donations team also known as Direct Donor Partnerships (DDP) is our in-house fundraising team who directly engages with the public! Direct Donor Partnerships (DDP)  Our donations team also known as Direct Donor Partnerships (DDP) is our
- [Annual Reports](https://www.redcross.sg/annual-reports/): Annual Reports Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor. Annual Report 2019 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report 2020
- [Whistle Blower Public Advisory](https://www.redcross.sg/whistle-blower-public-advisory/): Whistle Blower Public Advisory INTRODUCTION1. The Singapore Red Cross Society (SRC) is committed to the highest standards of honesty, transparency, ethical and legal conduct and accountability. In this regard the SRC is committed to a high standard of compliance with
- [Data Protection and Privacy Policy](https://www.redcross.sg/data-protection-and-privacy-policy/): Data Protection and Privacy Policy Thank you for visiting our website. Singapore Red Cross (SRC) is committed to ensuring that personal information is protected and managed in accordance with Singapore laws, international good practice and individuals’ rights. We collect and
- [Terms of Use](https://www.redcross.sg/terms-of-use/): Terms of Use Please read the following Terms and Conditions carefully.Singapore Red CrossBy using the pages in this site, you agree to these terms and conditions. If you do not agree, you should not use this site. These terms and
- [Tenders](https://www.redcross.sg/tenders/): Tenders 1. SRCS/ITT/2026/001Appointment of Vendor for the IT Infrastructure and CCTV Refresh for the Red Cross Home for the Disabled (RCHD)Open Date: 16 January 2026Closing Date: 6 February 2026, 5pm2. SRCS/ITT/2026/002Appointment of vendor for the production and delivery of medallions and
- [Elderly](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/elderly/): For The Elderly  Today, more seniors are living on their own. We offer assistance to the elderly to minimise social isolation and provide services to ensure their well-being needs are met. Programmes For The Elderly As Singapore’s population ages, more
- [Sitemap](https://www.redcross.sg/sitemap/): Sitemap
- [Red Cross Shop Locations](https://www.redcross.sg/red-cross-shop-locations/): Our  Community Befriending Programme connects seniors with volunteers through regular visits, outings and activities, helping them build friendships, stay socially active, and reduce loneliness while supporting their well-being.
- [Events & Campaigns](https://www.redcross.sg/events-campaigns/): Events & Campaigns Explore the latest Singapore Red Cross events and campaigns, and discover opportunities to support humanitarian causes and connect with the community. Supporting Communities Through Action Get involved in events and campaigns throughout the year, including fundraising initiatives,
- [Red Cross Shop](https://www.redcross.sg/red-cross-shop/): Red Cross Shop Shop with Purpose. Make a Difference ​​​​Shop. Give. Make A Difference. Shop our curated finds, donate quality merchandise, and volunteer your time with us. Every purchase, donation and helping hand makes a difference — this is retail
- [Contact Us](https://www.redcross.sg/contact-us/): Contact Us Have a question or feedback? Fill out the form below.
- [International Affairs](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/international-affairs/): International Affairs Working collaboratively with the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, academia, government and partners across sectors to strengthen humanitarian action in Singapore and beyond. The Singapore Red Cross International Affairs team strengthens humanitarian action through humanitarian diplomacy, strategic
- [International Services](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/international-services/): International Services Supporting communities affected by crises through humanitarian assistance, recovery and preparedness. International Services leads the Singapore Red Cross' international humanitarian assistance efforts, supporting communities affected by crises. Working with the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement and trusted humanitarian
- [Persons with Disabilities](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/persons-with-disabilities/): Persons with Disabilities We operate the Red Cross Home and Day Activity Centre for the Disabled, providing care for those with severe physical and intellectual disabilities. Providing for Persons with Disabilities The Red Cross Home for the Disabled provides residential
- [Families, Youth & Children](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/families-youth-children/): For Families, Youth and Children  Practical assistance and community programmes for children, youth and families who may have fallen through the cracks and need additional support.  Support for Young People and Families Singapore Red Cross supports children, youth and families
- [Component List](https://www.redcross.sg/component-list/): Post carousel section with Title component Stats in tabs Singapore Globally Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. patients helped with 100% of their blood transfusion needs 0 patients
- [Steady Steps Scheme](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/families-youth-children/steady-steps-scheme/): The S3 programme supports financially vulnerable families with targeted assistance, guidance and goal-setting to build savings, reduce debt and achieve greater financial stability and self-reliance.
- [Family Crisis Aid](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/families-youth-children/family-crisis-aid/): The Family Crisis Aid programme provides timely, short-term assistance to families facing unexpected crises, serving as a bridge while they regain stability or are linked to longer-term support through partner agencies.
- [Medical Chaperone and Transportation (MCT) ](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/elderly/medical-chaperone-and-transportation-mct/): Our Medical Chaperone & Transportation programme provides wheelchair transport and medical chaperone services, helping seniors and persons with disabilities access essential healthcare appointments safely, reliably and with dignity.
- [Home Monitoring and Eldercare (HoME+)](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/elderly/home-monitoring-and-eldercare-home/): Our HoME+ programme uses innovative motion sensor technology to help seniors age safely and independently at home, while providing caregivers with a peace of mind through our 24/7 community responder support.
- [ElderAid Programme](https://www.redcross.sg/our-causes/elderly/elderaid-programme/): Our  Community Befriending Programme connects seniors with volunteers through regular visits, outings and activities, helping them build friendships, stay socially active, and reduce loneliness while supporting their well-being.
- [YouthInspire](https://www.redcross.sg/give-blood/youthinspire/): YouthInspire Programme YouthInspire brings youth who are passionate about blood donation and community service together, empowering them to become regular donors and advocates. By Youth, For Youth The youth donor club was launched in 2024. To ensure the sustainability of
- [Blood Donation Locations](https://www.redcross.sg/give-blood/blood-donation-locations/): Where to Donate Blood In Singapore, there are Bloodbanks with different operating hours and regular drives in the community, making blood donation more accessible and convenient for the donors. Our Locations With our 5 bloodbanks and community blood drives located
- [First Aid & Resuscitation Courses](https://www.redcross.sg/get-trained/first-aid-and-resuscitation/): First Aid & Resuscitation Courses Explore first aid, CPR and AED training in Singapore, including basic, standard, child and occupational first aid courses for individuals, workplaces and community responders. About First Aid & Resuscitation Training First aid, CPR and AED
- [Volunteering](https://www.redcross.sg/get-involved/volunteering/): Volunteering With Singapore Red Cross Discover volunteering opportunities across community programmes that support seniors living alone, families in need, persons with disabilities, migrant workers, children and youth from challenged backgrounds, and overseas communities affected by disasters. Why Volunteer With Us?

## Blog Posts

- [Ready to Respond: Anyone Can Step Forward](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/ready-to-respond-anyone-can-step-forward/) (2026-09-15): In an emergency, there is rarely time to wait for the ‘right’ person to arrive.Most of the time, the person who steps forward is simply a passer-by, a colleague or a family member. Someone who happens to be there and
- [Building Friendship and Community with CHoW](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/building-friendship-and-community-with-chow/) (2026-08-29): For many of us, home is where we return to after a long day — where familiar faces, family and everyday routines offer comfort. But for our migrant brothers and sisters, home is thousands of miles away. Yet amid the distance,
- [Celebrating Nurses, the Unsung Heroes](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/celebrating-nurses-the-unsung-heroes/) (2026-08-29): This Nurses’ Day, we celebrate and honour the incredible work that nurses do. We all know the lasting impact of nursing, but not many realise the physical and emotional demands it entails. Join us in taking a look at a
- [International Humanitarian Impact & Outlook 2025-2026](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/singapore-red-cross-and-lao-red-cross-strengthen-humanitarian-cooperation-2/) (2026-08-29): Humanitarian action today extends beyond responding to crises. It requires understanding the trends shaping future risks, strengthening regional partnerships and investing in preparedness before disasters occur.The International Humanitarian Impact & Outlook 2025-2026 brings together the Singapore Red Cross' international humanitarian
- [Singapore Red Cross and Lao Red Cross Strengthen Humanitarian Cooperation](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/singapore-red-cross-and-lao-red-cross-strengthen-humanitarian-cooperation/) (2026-08-29): The Singapore Red Cross (SRC) and Lao Red Cross (LRC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 13 August 2026, marking a shared commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation across key areas of humanitarian work.Signed during Humanitarian Week 2026, the MOU
- [Humanity Beyond Today: Highlights from the Singapore Humanitarian Conference 2026](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/humanity-beyond-today-highlights-from-the-singapore-humanitarian-conference-2026/) (2026-08-29): Against an increasingly complex humanitarian landscape, the 11th Singapore Humanitarian Conference, organised by the Singapore Red Cross and hosted by Marina Bay Sands, brought together humanitarian leaders, practitioners, volunteers and partners on 15 August 2026 to reflect on what it
- [Highlights from the Humanitarian Week 2026: Humanity Beyond Today](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/highlights-from-the-humanitarian-week-2026-humanity-beyond-today/) (2026-08-29): Humanitarian Week 2026: Humanity Beyond TodayFrom 11 to 15 August, Humanitarian Week 2026 brought together youth, Red Cross Red Crescent Movement leaders and delegates, humanitarian practitioners, diplomatic representatives and partners under the theme, “Humanity Beyond Today”.Across a series of engagements,
- [First Aid & CPR Certification Course in Singapore](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/first-aid-cpr-certification-course-in-singapore/) (2026-08-06):  Singapore Red Cross AcademyFirst Aid & CPR Certification Course in Singapore: A Complete GuideMedical emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere. This guide gives you a clear, practical overview of first aid, CPR and AED use — what they are, how they
- [A Shared Purpose](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/a-shared-purpose/) (2026-08-06): Many know the Red Cross Youth (RCY) simply as a Uniformed Group. But for Fatima Irfan and Rafah Naz, RCY Chapter is a place where they discovered a shared purpose, unexpected friendship and a mutual passion for serving the community. This Youth
- [Stepping Up for Humanity](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/stepping-up-for-humanity/) (2026-08-06): This Youth Day, nursing student Soh Qian Ying reflects on how Project R.I.C.E.+ showed her that beyond just giving back, humanitarian work is about the power of communities coming together.After completing her O-Levels, Soh Qian Ying found herself facing a
- [Beyond Words: Building Friendships at RCHD](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/beyond-words-building-friendships-at-rchd/) (2026-08-06): This Youth Day, 17-year-old Basu Prinaka reflects on how volunteering at the Red Cross Home for the Disabled taught her to look beyond disabilities, embrace uncertainty and build meaningful friendships.Growing up, Basu Prinaka watched her parents dedicate their time to
- [Humanitarian Week 2026: Humanity Beyond Today](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/humanitarian-week-2026-humanity-beyond-today/) (2026-08-06): Humanity Beyond Today is the theme of Humanitarian Week 2026, a week-long series of engagements organised by the Singapore Red Cross that brings together humanitarian leaders, government agencies, academia, private sector partners, volunteers, youth and the wider community to explore the issues
- [11th Singapore Humanitarian Conference 2026 – Humanity Beyond Today](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/11th-singapore-humanitarian-conference-2026-humanity-beyond-today/) (2026-08-06): The Singapore Humanitarian Conference returns for its 11th edition, bringing together humanitarian practitioners, policymakers, academics, volunteers, youth leaders, partners and members of the public to explore the future of humanitarian action in an increasingly complex world. Organised by the Singapore Red Cross, the conference is the
- [Big Fork Energy Leaderboard Challenge](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/big-fork-energy-leaderboard-challenge/) (2026-08-06): Inspiring the Next Generation of Blood Donors! Celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the National Blood Programme by following the live progress of our participating Red Cross Youth Chapters as they compete to recruit lifesaving blood donors. Every successful blood donation
- [ENHYPEN Is Taking Over The Bloodbanks](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/enhypen-is-taking-over-the-bloodbanks/) (2026-08-06): BLOOD SAGA STARTS WITH YOU ❤️🩸Calling all ENGENEs and KPOP fans! Here's your chance to support a meaningful cause while bringing home an exclusive set of official ENHYPEN photocards.In collaboration with ENHYPEN, the Singapore Red Cross is excited to launch our official ENHYPEN
- [Singapore Red Cross’ Youth Raise $700,000, Support 30,000 Families With Household Essentials](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/singapore-red-cross-youth-raise-700000-support-30000-families-with-household-essentials/) (2026-08-06): SINGAPORE, 6 JULY 2026 – A Singapore Red Cross Youth (RCY) initiative, Project R.I.C.E.+, has raised close to $700,000 to support the local vulnerable communities, including the low-income, skipped-generation, single-parent families, isolated seniors, persons with disabilities, and migrant workers. Spearheaded by 29
- [Small Acts, Lifelong Impact: The Journey of a Young Blood Donor](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/small-acts-lifelong-impact-the-journey-of-a-young-blood-donor/) (2026-08-05): It all started with a simple request from her mother; to keep her company while she headed to the blood bank, to finally tick off one of the items on her bucket list. Donating blood.Despite her own fear of needles,
- [It Started With an Invitation](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/it-started-with-an-invitation/) (2026-08-05): A last-minute decision to donate blood with a friend eventually became a meaningful way for Mr Khairul Shabir Bin Khalid to give backFor many young people, blood donation is something they support in principle, but never quite get around doing
- [Fan Communities Embraces Blood Donation as a Way of Giving Back – ENHYPEN & ENGENES Take the First Step](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/fan-communities-embraces-blood-donation-as-a-way-of-giving-back-enhypen-engenes-take-the-first-step/) (2026-08-05): SINGAPORE, 2 JULY 2026 – The Singapore Red Cross’ (SRC) youth blood donor club, YouthInspire, is partnering with global K-pop sensation ENHYPEN in a collaboration to inspire more youths to begin their blood donation journey, turning the passion for fandom into a
- [CSR: Catherine Social Responsibility](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/csr-catherine-social-responsibility/) (2026-08-05): “Donating blood felt like a natural step for me.” These were the words shared by long-time blood donor, Catherine Zee Poh Chan. Across her life, she has contributed 136 blood donations, a feat that earned her the Titanium Award. What led
- [Just A Little Time and Commitment](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/just-a-little-time-and-commitment/) (2026-08-05): What started as a spontaneous Sunday morning decision became a lifelong commitment to giving back. Diamond medallion recipient Mr Thanneermalai Lakshmanan has since made 128 blood donations and has no plans on stopping anytime soon.25 years ago, a blood donation
- [World Blood Donor Day: Faces Behind the Lifesaving Community](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/world-blood-donor-day-faces-behind-the-lifesaving-community/) (2026-08-05): Some donors have been giving blood for decades. Others rolled up their sleeves for the very first time.At this year’s World Blood Donor Day ceremony, we spoke to individuals from all walks of life to find out why they donate
- [From 30 Minutes to Lifelong Commitment](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/from-30-minutes-to-lifelong-commitment/) (2026-08-05): What was a spontaneous visit to a mobile blood drive turned into a lifelong journey shaped by friendship, encouragement, and a sense of belonging. To date, Mr Roger Tan Zhow Yeow, 41, has made 132 donations and is committed to
- [A Second Chance to Give Back](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/a-second-chance-to-give-back/) (2026-08-05): After his blood donation journey came to an abrupt halt, Mr Ng Hak Beng quietly held onto the hope that one day he might be able to return.Over three decades ago, Mr Ng Hak Beng made his first donation at
- [A Pretty Cool Legacy](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/a-pretty-cool-legacy/) (2026-08-05): From witnessing how blood donors helped save his late father’s life to accompanying his daughter for her first donation, Mr Liow Yong Hwee has seen firsthand how a simple act of giving can create ripples across generations.More than 30 years
- [“If I don’t step up, who will?”](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/if-i-dont-step-up-who-will/) (2026-08-05): For over three decades, Mr John Ethan Tong Leok Han planned his schedule around his donation dates because of one belief: that even a small act of giving can become part of someone’s fight for life.More than 30 years ago,
- [HSA And SRC Honours More Than 2,200 Blood Donors And Organisations And Launches Healthpoints And Yuu Points For Blood Donors At World Blood Donor Day 2026](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/hsa-and-src-honours-more-than-2200-blood-donors-and-organisations-and-launches-healthpoints-and-yuu-points-for-blood-donors-at-world-blood-donor-day-2026/) (2026-08-05): SINGAPORE, 27 JUNE 2026 –The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) and Singapore Red Cross (SRC) today recognised more than 2,200 committed blood donors and 32 blood champion organisations for their pivotal role in saving lives and steadfast support for the National
- [Red Cross Dads — Lessons From Fatherhood](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/red-cross-dads-lessons-from-fatherhood/) (2026-08-05): Nobody goes into parenting with all the answers. Along the way, our children teach us just as much as we teach them — about patience, perspective and what truly matters.This Father’s Day, two dads from the Singapore Red Cross reflect
- [Singapore Red Cross 52nd Annual General Meeting](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/singapore-red-cross-52nd-annual-general-meeting/) (2026-08-05): The 52nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) was held at Red Cross House on 15 June 2026.In his Opening Remarks, the Chairman reflected on how 2025 marked the completion of the organisation’s 2021–2025 Strategic Plan,
- [Open A World – Young Hearts Programme](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/open-a-world-young-hearts-programme/) (2026-08-05): Singapore Red Cross' Young Hearts Programme reaches children who are quietly being left behind. It gives them a safe space after school, mentors who make learning feel possible again, and the chance to discover talents they never knew they had.
- [PREP 2026 Explores How Preparedness Must Evolve in a Changing Risk Landscape](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/prep-2026-explores-how-preparedness-must-evolve-in-a-changing-risk-landscape/) (2026-08-05): Five years after COVID-19, one thing has become increasingly clear. Preparedness cannot begin only when a crisis happens. Outbreaks today are no longer driven by disease transmission alone. Climate disruptions, misinformation, population mobility and operational pressures are increasingly intersecting, creating more complex and unpredictable
- [Post World Blood Donor Day 2026](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/post-world-blood-donor-day-2026/) (2026-08-05): A Heartfelt Thank YouOn behalf of all blood beneficiaries in Singapore, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to you for joining us at the World Blood Donor Day 2026 celebration.Your generosity and commitment to blood donation continue to make a life-saving
- [On the Green for Humanity](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/on-the-green-for-humanity/) (2026-08-05): More than 150 golfers joined us on the lush greens at Singapore Island Country Club and teed off for humanity at Singapore Red Cross (SRC) Charity Golf & Dinner 2026. Held on 19 May, Swing for Red successfully raised over $428,000 for SRC’s local humanitarian
- [Singapore Red Cross Hosts Palestine Red Crescent Society President Dr Younis Al-Khatib in Singapore](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/singapore-red-cross-hosts-palestine-red-crescent-society-president-dr-younis-al-khatib-in-singapore/) (2026-08-05): Singapore Red Cross (SRC) recently had the privilege of hosting Dr Younis Al-Khatib, President of the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Singapore for a series of humanitarian dialogues and engagements with government representatives, Southeast Asia National Societies, partners, media
- [No Vein, No Gain – Singapore Red Cross Launches Fitness Challenge To Inspire a Generation of Lifesaving-Ready Donors](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/no-vein-no-gain-singapore-red-cross-launches-fitness-challenge-to-inspire-a-generation-of-lifesaving-ready-donors/) (2026-05-12): SINGAPORE, 29 APRIL 2026 – As part of the National Blood Programme’s 80th anniversary celebration, the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) is launching the RedRad Challenge — a first-of-its-kind fitness challenge celebrating the blood donor community. Blood donation is not just
- [Mothers of Red Cross: The Values They Carry Home](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/mothers-of-red-cross-the-values-they-carry-home/) (2026-05-10): This Mother’s Day, we sat down with two mums from the Singapore Red Cross and their children, where we gained insights into the everyday moments that shape their bond.“She loves me.”“I love you.”“Buy more toys.”When asked to describe their mothers
- [Turning Compassion into Action](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/turning-compassion-into-action/) (2026-05-08): This World Red Cross Day, Saruveshvaran Jeeva’s story shows us how the movement continues to shape ordinary individuals into first responders in their own communities. Just after midnight, the alert from the myResponder app cut through the stillness, loud enough
- [A Willing Heart is All You Need](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/a-willing-heart-is-all-you-need/) (2026-05-08): This World Red Cross Day, Chern Ling Boey-Lee shows us that humanitarian work doesn’t always begin with a crisis. Sometimes, it starts with a simple decision to step forward.In just two years, Chern Ling Boey-Lee has given nearly 1,200 hours
- [What helps protect lives in times of conflict?](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/what-helps-protect-lives-in-times-of-conflict/) (2026-05-08): International humanitarian law (IHL) sets out internationally recognised laws that aim to protect lives and dignity in situations of armed conflict. Its impact depends on how well these laws are understood and respected. Strengthening awareness and respect for IHL is
- [Grateful Hearts Campaign 2026 – Pledge Your Gift](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/ghc26-pledge/) (2026-04-30): Make Singapore Stronger Through Action Change begins when people decide to show up for one another. Be the one who turns concern into protection and makes humanity visible. Start fundraising → See how to run your own campaign. Share the
- [Impact Calculator](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/impact-calculator/) (2026-04-28): Select a beneficiary group, choose your programmes, and see exactly how many lives your donation will impact. elderly Seniors child_care Children & Youth accessible Persons with Disabilities family_restroom Families groups Migrant Workers PROGRAMMES home_health Home Monitoring & Eldercare (HoME+) directions_car
- [United Against Dengue: Strengthening Regional Preparedness](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/united-against-dengue-strengthening-regional-preparedness/) (2026-04-28): As dengue continues to pose a persistent and evolving threat across Asia, strengthening outbreak preparedness has become increasingly important. Shifts in climate, urbanisation, and transmission patterns are making outbreaks harder to predict and manage. To better understand these changes, the
- [Help, A Touch Away](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/help-a-touch-away/) (2026-04-24): Each morning, Mr Ben Phua begins his day caring for his son, Zai Quan. He prepares breakfast, helps him shower, brush his teeth, and get dressed. Once Zai Quan is ready, father and son head downstairs together to wait for
- [Exclusive Blood Donor Perks that give back](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/exclusive-blood-donor-perks-that-give-back/) (2026-04-15): Because saving lives deserves a little something extra.From sweet treats to satisfying meals, blood donors can now enjoy a growing list of lifestyle perks from our partner merchants as our way of saying thank you for your life-saving gift.Haidilao -
- [National Blood Programme Celebrates 80 Years of Saving Lives Together](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/national-blood-programme-celebrates-80-years-of-saving-lives-together/) (2026-04-15): Singapore, 15 April 2026 –The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) and Singapore Red Cross (SRC) today marked 80 years of the National Blood Programme together with donors, volunteers and partners at an event graced by Guest-of-Honour, Mr Ong Ye Kung, Minister
- [One Year On: Myanmar Earthquake](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/one-year-on-myanmar-earthquake/) (2026-04-13): A year has passed since the earthquake in Myanmar but for many communities, recovery is still unfolding.On 28 March 2025, two powerful earthquakes struck central Myanmar, affecting communities including Sagaing, Mandalay, Naypyitaw, Southern Shan and Bago.In the immediate aftermath, lives
- [Strengthening a Regional Network of Responders across Southeast Asia](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/strengthening-a-regional-network-of-responders-across-southeast-asia/) (2026-04-07): In Southeast Asia, one of the most disaster-prone regions in the world, regional collaboration is essential for timely and effective humanitarian response. To bolster this network, staff and volunteers from various Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies recently gathered
- [Singapore Red Cross Steps Up Efforts to Safeguard Vulnerable Communities from Heat and Haze Risks](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/singapore-red-cross-steps-up-efforts-to-safeguard-vulnerable-communities-from-heat-and-haze-risks/) (2026-04-06):   Singapore, 6 April 2026 – Amid intensifying heat conditions and worsening transboundary haze episodes in the region, the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) has launched a structured ground response to support vulnerable communities at risk from heat stress and poor
- [Preparing Ahead of Disasters: Singapore Red Cross and Lao Red Cross Strengthen Partnership](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/preparing-ahead-of-disasters-singapore-red-cross-and-lao-red-cross-strengthen-partnership/) (2026-04-06): In Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), the monsoon season often brings heavy rains and flooding that damage homes, disrupt livelihoods and limit access to food and clean water. When disasters strike, delays in getting essential supplies to affected communities
- [Supporting recovery after Cyclone Ditwah and monsoon flooding in Sri Lanka](https://www.redcross.sg/news-stories/supporting-recovery-after-cyclone-ditwah-and-monsoon-flooding-in-sri-lanka/) (2026-03-25): In November 2025, Cyclone Ditwah and the northeast monsoon season brought days of heavy rain and severe flooding across Sri Lanka. Rivers overflowed, homes were damaged and communities across 25 districts were left grappling with rising floodwaters and disrupted infrastructure.In