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About The Charity

The ISCOS ReGen Fund is a registered charity that supports children and families of reformed offenders as well as the reformed offenders in rebuilding their lives. The charity is an approved Institution of a Public Character (IPC) since 15 March 2019.

Through the Fairy Godparent Programme (FGP), various initiatives are rolled out to empower the children with the opportunity of a complete education and the skills required to be employable and financially independent in future. FGP is designed with the main objective of preventing intergenerational offending.

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SUPPORTED CAUSES
Community
Education
Families
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www.irf.org.sg
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Our Other Campaigns

$0
0% of $80,000 280 more days

Project 'Give A Line, Change A Life'

for ISCOS ReGen Fund

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, digital connectivity has undoubtedly become an essential need for everyone to communicate ...

$6,680
raised from 6 donors
1% of $500,000 280 more days

Fairy Godparent Programme - Help our children and STOP intergenerational offending!

for ISCOS ReGen Fund

The absence of parental figure. Loss of care and trust. Strained family ties. Feelings of shame and abandonment. Social stigm...

$19,965
raised from 125 donors
40% of $50,000 Expired

Rebuild Lives Amidst COVID-19 #SGUnited

for ISCOS ReGen Fund

Amidst COVID-19, we continue to reach out to those under our care - reformed offenders and their children and families whose ...

$13,526
raised from 12 donors
10% of $140,000 Expired

Project 'Give A Line, Change A Life'

for ISCOS ReGen Fund

In Singapore today, digital technology has become an important part of our lives to communicate with one another, search for ...

$145,705
raised from 75 donors
29% of $500,000 Expired

Fairy Godparent Programme - Help our children and STOP intergenerational offending!

for ISCOS ReGen Fund

The absence of parental figure. Loss of care and trust. Strained family ties. Feelings of shame and abandonment. Social stigm...