Grant a Wish

Client is the primary caregiver of her premature infant daughter, born in August 2026 following a high-risk pregnancy complicated by placenta accreta. Both mother and child required intensive medical care, with daughter hospitalised for over 40 days. She continues to require regular medical follow-up and specialised infant care. Client is currently on unpaid maternity leave from her part-time admin job and has no income. The family faces significant financial difficulties due to caregiving responsibilities, housing expenses and existing debts. Client hopes to return to work but remains occupied with caring for her daughter. The family also has limited social support and relies mainly on professional services for assistance. Due to financial constraints, client is struggling to afford essential infant care items, particularly diapers. Support with diapers would ease the family's financial burden and ensure daughter's daily care needs are met while client continues caregiving and works towards returning to employment.

Client was diagnosed with stage 3 Colon & Rectal cancer and is currently on remission. The cancer treatment has caused bowel incontinence; hence he requires the use of diapers. His elderly wife is his sole caregiver and would prefer pants diapers as it is easier for her to assist him. Client is a fall risk and has comorbidities such as, hearing loss, non-cancerous prostate tumour as well as diabetes which makes him unfit for employment.

The client is a stroke survivor who cannot work due to long-lasting speech and movement difficulties. His daughter, who has been supporting him for the past two years, is now also facing debts of her own. The client is moving into an HDB public rental unit this November as his daughter can no longer pay the rent for his previous flat. As a result, he has no furniture and is seeking assistance to obtain a mattress with bedframe (single sized). This support would provide the client with essential bare necessities and ease the family's financial strain, allowing him and his daughter more bandwidth to get back on their feet.

Client requires a heavy-duty wheelchair for her uncle who is 110kg in weight and 170cm in height. Client's uncle recently moved in with Client after Client's husband passed away from a heart attack. Uncle has leg issues and went for an operation in October 2026. While Client had bought a wheelchair for Uncle, the wheel is coming apart. The wheelchair is likely unable to withstand Uncle's weight. Uncle would still require a wheelchair to go for his follow up at the hospital for another 3 months. Client hopes to find a preloved heavy-duty wheelchair urgently to help her uncle and lessen her financial burdens.

Family has 2 young children (F3 and M1) and have just moved to thier new rental flat at Ang Mo Kio. Their living room is unfurnished and they do not have financial means to purchase a new Sofa as most of their expenses goes into milk and diapers and other daily neccessities for their children. Husband is the sole breadwinner working in FnB.

Drawers Family consists of a single mum with 4 school going children living in a 2-room rental flat. They require a shoe cabinet to store their shoes for neater organisation in their flat. Please whatsapp me at 62319407 if you have a suitable one to donate, thank you!

Client, a single mother with 3 children, need to move out of her ex- partner place quickly and settle in new rental flat. (Wi)

Family of 7 with 3 young children. The current baby gate is faulty and family does not have sufficient financial resources to purchase a new baby gate (HW)

Client is a single mother with 2 daughters. Client is currently working as a cleaner and her daughters are working ad-hoc as grab delivery staff. As client's income is limited and daughter's income are unstable, request a fridge as the current is small and breaking down.(Sa)

Low income family with sole breadwinner has 3 young children. 4 year old with special needs relies on client for full time caregiving. The baby cot is for their 4 year old daughter with special needs.