CyberCare

CyberCare works with volunteers to coach and mentor youth through our development programs, MAD (Making A Difference), STEP (Self-empowering Transition and Employability Program) and YEP (Youth Entrepreneurship Program). They want to equip their youth with the life skills they need to succeed. They do this through hands-on training to provide the youth with the experiential learning. Volunteers will learn through teaching. They coach and mentor the youth, whilst they themselves are coached and mentored by CyberCare’s trainers.

SOKOLA Rimba

Since it was set up in 2003, SOKOLA Rimba has reached a dozen communities across Indonesia, and brought its literacy programmes to more than 10,000 indigenous persons living in remote parts of the country.

NTU Community Herb Garden

The NTU Community Herb Garden has helped and benefited people by giving away herbs since 2009. Housed at Nanyang Technological University, it is home to more than 300 species of tropical plants and herbs with medicinal properties, which are given to underprivileged cancer patients for free

In Defense of Animals India

In Defense of Animals India has over two decades' experience in advocating animal welfare, from administering birth control to managing the stray population, to treating injured animals, to lobbying for better animal protection laws. They help about 1,000 animals each month.

Next Step FC

Next Step FC is a Cambodia-based non-profit that supports Cambodian youth through football, with a special focus on players from underprivileged backgrounds. Its team has been playing in local leagues, and some of its players have been signed by professional clubs in Cambodia.

Rumah Cemara

Rumah Cemara was started by five former drug users as a support group for drug addicts and people who are HIV-positive, and advocate for these communities. As of 2017, it has reached out to 3,794 drug users with its harm reduction programmes, and 1,920 drug users with opioid substitution therapy.