Serving Our Communities

Our Local Programmes

In Singapore, we serve the vulnerable communities through programmes such as the blood donor programme, senior services, community outreach, and care for persons with disabilities. 

Elderly

We support the seniors through our senior services, minimising social isolation, and provide services to ensure their well-being needs are met and to safeguard them.

Families, Youth, and Children

Through our different programmes, we strive to provide these individuals and families with targeted assistance in the interim, helping them get back on their feet and stabilise their situation.

Persons with Disabilities

Through the Red Cross Home and Day Activity Centre, we serve persons with severe or multiple physical or intellectual disabilities, providing around-the-clock care and respite for caregivers.

First Aid Services

We provide first aid at community, corporate and national events, first aid support at selected urban parks, and prepare communities for emergencies and disasters.

Migrant Workers

We offer a home away from home for our migrant siblings by providing welfare and assistance while focusing on their holistic health, especially mental health, and training to hone their skills.

International Response

We help communities recover from natural disasters and strengthen resilience during peacetime and build thought leadership and build capacity across the regions.

Distribution to affected communities by cyclone in Sri Lanka

Current International Response

Singapore Red Cross Commits S$100,000 In Aid, Launches Fundraising Appeal To Support Earthquake Response In Venezuela

Support Our Local Communities

Your donation can make a real difference in the lives of those under our care. When you donate, you are sending help and hope to the most vulnerable in Singapore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Applicants receiving assistance from other agencies will still be considered.

Staying administratively compliant, including submitting required documents monthly, is part of the eligibility criteria, so missing this may affect your continued participation in the programme. If your employment, income, or arrears situation changes significantly during the programme, you should inform your case worker as soon as possible.

Only formal arrears are counted towards the eligibility criteria, specifically: HDB arrears, utilities, Service & Conservancy Charges, school fees, and medical fees.

Informal arrears (e.g. money owed to moneylenders, family, or friends) do not count towards the formal arrears eligibility range.