Grant a Wish

Family has 2 children aged 8 and 3 years old who both have special needs and will be expecting their 3rd child soon in June 2026. They are financially tight as they were scammed by a contracter while doing renovations for their Woodlands flat and used up their savings. They would appreciate it if anyone would be able to assist with Drypers SuperDry / Skinature newborn diapers.

Client is unemployed due to caregiving responsibilities for 2 children in tertiary education and family members with mental health needs and special needs. Family is requesting for a TV as their existing one, also a donated set, spoilt. It is the family's main mode of entertainment, particularly for the members with mental health and special needs.

Family has 2 young children, aged 8 months and 3 years old (special needs). They just moved into a public rental flat in Sembawang last year and are trying to stabilise their finances. Milk powder for the 2 children run out very fast, as the 3 year old son with special needs is fussy and prefers milk over solid foods. They would appreciate if anyone is willing to assist with Lactogen Stage 3.

We would like to seek support for a family currently facing significant caregiving challenges. The daughter is presently unemployed as she is the sole full-time caregiver to her 90-year-old mother, who is living with dementia and multiple medical conditions. In addition, she is also caring for her brother who struggles with mental health issues. The family’s caregiving responsibilities have placed considerable emotional, physical, and financial strain on her. 3 of them are currently staying together at a 1-room apartment. Daughter does not request for too much, but just the necessary supplies for her mother. We are appealing to kind donors for assistance with essential caregiving supplies to support the family’s daily needs. The requested items are: Adult diapers: Lille Suprem Fit Adult Diapers. L size (105-150cm) Bed pads: ASSURE underpads 75 x 75 cm Adult body wipes: Hospicare 40R Adult Body wipes Your contribution, no matter the amount or quantity, would greatly ease the family’s burden and help maintain the dignity, comfort, and hygiene of their loved ones. We sincerely appreciate your generosity and support during this difficult period. Please contact me via whatsapp @ 8518 3526 if you are interested to donate. Thank you!

Elderly couple in their 70s moving out to their HDB public rental 1-room flat in end June 2026. They are both currently not working. They require a wardrobe to organize your clothes.

Client is 56-year-old breast cancer patient, in remission but on long term hormonal medication. She is suffering from the side effects of her treatment and is finding difficulty gaining employment due to her condition. Client is currently lodging in a vacant relative's house without any basic furniture (wardrobe) for her day-to-day use

Client is a breast cancer survivor, has recently completed her treatment and suffered from multiple side effects (heart issues and swelling of eyes and nose). While her condition has improved, she is facing difficulties securing employment that is fit for her current condition. Client is unemployed, living in a 1-room rental flat and without any family support. Her rental flat is without basic furniture and hopes for a proper wardrobe to keep her clothes.

Client (F/25) is a young mother, currently a full-time caregiver to 4 young children (F/6), (M/4), (F/3) and (F/3 months old). The family is relying on SSO financial assistance to meet their needs as client's spouse (M/30) is working part-time earning about $400-$500 monthly. The family is in need of diapers for their young children.

Client (F/25) is a young mother, currently a full-time caregiver to 4 young children (F/6), (M/4), (F/3) and (F/3 months old). The family is relying on SSO financial assistance to meet their needs as client's spouse (M/30) is working part-time earning about $400-$500 monthly. The family is in need of milk powder for their young children.

Client is 56-year-old breast cancer patient, in remission but on long term hormonal medication. She is suffering from the side effects of her treatment and is finding difficulty gaining employment due to her condition. Client is currently lodging in a vacant relative's house without any basic appliances (gas stove) for her day-to-day use