Supporting Communities Through Meaningful Contributions
Since its inception, Woh Hup Trust has been dedicated to making a difference in the lives of the elderly and underprivileged children. Our contributions focus on healthcare, and community development, ensuring sustainable and impactful change across Singapore.
2024 Contributions
- Total Donations: S$245,000
- Event: Tea Reception held at WHHQ on December 6, 2024
- Beneficiaries: CampusImpact, Caregiving Welfare Association, Adventist
Nursing & Rehabilitation Centre (ANRC), Club HEAL, New Life Stories Limited
Adventist Nursing & Rehabilitation Centre (ANRC)
Donation Amount:
S$65,000
Purpose:
Financial support in sponsorship to purchase a 13-seater bus for ANRC Eldercare Service.
Representative/s:
Mr. Pearlyn Ng, President
About:
Adventist Nursing & Rehabilitation Centre (ANRC) specializes in intensive physiotherapy and occupational therapy to beneficiaries suffering from stroke, Parkinson’s disease, post amputee, head traumas and other neuromuscular disorders.
Website:
CampusImpact
Donation Amount:
S$50,000
Donation Purpose:
Financial support to its fundraising campaign via giving.sg: ‘Strengthen Children From Lower Income Families’
Representative/s:
Ms. Denise Foo, Volunteer Manager
About the Charity:
CampusImpact seeks to touch the lives of the youths and impact them positively by empowering youths and equipping parents through programmes that are categorized into 6 pillars: ImpactCare, ImpactEd, ImpactFamily, impactful, ImpactReach and the SG Cares Volunteer Centre @ Yishun. The services under each pillar support its vision of Strong Children, Strong Families, Strong Society.
Charity Website:
Caregiving Welfare Association
Donation Amount:
S$50,000
Donation Purpose:
- Remote Monitoring and Support Programme for Seniors
- Caregiving Week 2024: a lifeline for Seniors
- Care Close to Home
- Coaching for the Community – An ECI initiative
- Join Hands, Share Hearths: Empowering Caregivers
- Extend a Hand to Homebound Seniors Today
- Social Activities for Seniors and their caregivers
- 20 Years of Compassion Endeavour: Join our Legacy, Support our Cause
Representative/s:
Mr. Steven Yeo, Executive Director
About the Charity:
Caregiving Welfare Association is a Social Service Agency that depends mainly on community support and funding to fuel its efforts to provide timely assistance to the seniors and their caregivers.
Charity Website:
Club HEAL
Donation Amount:
S$30,000
Purpose:
Financial support to its ‘The Art Therapy’ programme, a sub-programme of the recovery Wellness Programme (RWP).
Representative/s:
Ms. Yasmin Lum, Executive Director
About:
Club HEAL aims to assist and empower persons with mental health issues to regain confidence in themselves and others in their journey towards community reintegration.
Website:
New Life Stories Limited
Donation Amount:
S$50,000
Purpose:
- Helping families facing Incarceration: NLS Family Strengthening Programme
- Help Rebuild Families and break the Cycle of Incarceration
Representative/s:
Ms. Saleemah Ismail, CEO
About:
: New Life Stories aims to prevent intergenerational incarceration, a cycle where family members experience repeated involvement in the criminal justice across generations. Through systemic practice, it addresses the needs of the incarcerated, their children and family members to ensure they can succeed and thrive independently.
Website:
Event Highlights
Representatives of the beneficiaries and Community Chest attended the tea reception along with Woh Hup Trust Chairman, Mr Yong Kon Yoon, Eugene. Token from Community Chest was presented to Mr Yong as an appreciation.
Ms Shay Chua, Deputy Director, Philanthropic Partnerships
From left to right: Ms Pearlyn Ng, Ms Shay Chua, Mr Yong Kon Yoon, Eugene, Ms Saleemah Ismail, Ms Yasmin Lum, Mr Steven Yeo, Ms Denise Foo