The Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA) is a Self-Help Group, set up in August 1991 to address educational and socio-economic issues facing the Indian community in Singapore. Its key areas of focus are education, youth aspirations, family resilience, social assistance and forging meaning community partnerships.

SINDA actively strives to build a well-educated and confident community of Indians that stands together with the other communities, in contributing to the progress of multi-racial Singapore. In the course of fulfilling its objectives, SINDA works closely with many volunteers, schools and grassroots organisations. In the process, SINDA has steadily evolved into a credible organisation that serves as a pillar of the Singapore Indian community.

Today, SINDA runs a wide array of programmes that not only uplift the educational performance of Indian students, but also promote family harmony and uplift the social status of ethnic Indians.

For more information on SINDA, visit the website - www.sinda.org.sg

Project Give is SINDA's annual fund raising campaign to raise funds to support the educational needs of school going children from low income families. Initiated in 2001 as a community wide effort, Project Give offers a wonderful opportunity for organisations and individuals to come together with a common spirit of community and purpose to ensure that no child's education is compromised due to financial constraints. The fund raising campaign thus runs through the traditional festive seasons and is an opportunity to remember those in the community who less well-off.