Leave No One Behind

How Your Donation Makes a Difference

$10

Thank you for your gift! Your $10 donation can provide a person from a low-income household with 2 simple meals.

$50

Thank you for your gift! Your $50 donation can provide 1 month's worth of necessities (e.g., toilet paper, toiletries, washing detergent, etc.) for a low-income family.

$100

Thank you for your gift! Your $100 donation can help cover the utility bill (and simple meals) for a low-income family.

$200

Thank you for your gift! Your $200 donation can help pay for 1 month's rent in an HDB rental flat for a low-income family.

Other amount

Thank you for your goodwill donation.

About Campaign

ends 31 Mar 2023, 11:59 PM

SCC's reason for existence is to provide help and support to vulnerable communities under our FSC's care. While we support our families through casework management and other funded programmes, there emerged a need to aid to serve our vulnerable communities during difficult periods that affect their livelihood.

Through this campaign, funds raised shall be used to support the affected vulnerable communities, including unanticipated expenses like emergency funds, interim support for the ad-hoc project(s) and complement areas that are not covered in SCC's existing programmes and ensure that the vulnerable are adequately supported and do not spiral into a deeper and more serious condition.

About the Charity

Formerly known as Bukit Ho Swee Family Service Centre, South Central Community Family Service Centre (SCC) provides support to the low-income and vulnerable families in our community. While giving support to families who seek help in financial, social or relationship issues, we encourage community self-help and cooperation.

Our Vision: Poverty Transformation With-in Empowered Communities

What We Do:
As a community enabler committed to supporting families breaking out of poverty cycle, SCC connects and partners the community in building empathy and ownership by unlocking the community's strengths through:

a. Co-creating opportunities and resources that enable low-income communities towards financial self-sufficiency.

b. Building a neighbourhood that looks out for the safety, care, and education of vulnerable children.

c. Leveraging assets to activate community mutual help through social connections and inclusion of people from different social classes, ethnicity, and ages coming together to help one other.