OrangeAid

NTUC Income believes that giving back to society is of utmost importance.  As a Social Enterprise, it is in our DNA to “Do Good”.  An important part of this “doing good” is through our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.

Launched by NTUC Income in October 2010, OrangeAid is a Corporate Social Responsibility programme that aims to provide assistance to children and youth, and especially the disadvantaged among them.

NTUC Income believes that children, who are the future of Singapore, should have equal opportunities in life, regardless of their background.

Through fund-raising and staff volunteerism, NTUC Income seeks to empower every child to dare to dream, overcome their circumstances and achieve their dreams.

OrangeAid will encompass a series of initiatives that involves NTUC Income’s staff, agents and policyholders as well as members of the public.  Join us in the OrangeAid cause and make a real difference to the lives of children and youth.

If you would like to contribute to OrangeAid, please click here or call the OrangeAid hotline at 6782 2002.

OrangeAid supports charities and/or organizations that meet OrangeAid’s ethos and goals. The beneficiaries* include:

Assumption Pathway School

Assumption Pathway School (APS) aims to give students who are less academically inclined, a chance to connect with themselves, others and the real world by going beyond vocational learning with holistic programme designed to build character and self-esteem,  and making learning fun and meaningful.  The APS Challenge is a specific programme aimed to do just that. This is a platform where students are encouraged to pursue their dreams by choosing a challenge (e.g. climbing Mount Kinabalu, putting up a public performance, serving through an overseas learning project) and training for a period of 10 weeks to meet the challenge.

Dyslexia Association of Singapore

The Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) is a non-profit organization providing a complete range of professional services to the dyslexic population in Singapore for the past 20 years, reaching out to increasing numbers annually through its 10 centres islandwide. In line with its mission of 'Helping Dyslexic People Achieve', the DAS also provides bursaries to needy students to access its services to help them overcome the world's most common learning difficulty.

The Moral Home for Disabled

Serving with passion, love and warmth for over 30 years, the Moral Home for Disabled has been caring for the intellectually disabled children, especially those without parental support, and providing them with comprehensive education needs and medical care and training them to be able to live and work as independently as possible.

Singapore Children’s Society

Singapore Children's Society protects and nurtures children and youth of all races and religions. Each year the Society reaches out to about 57,000 children, youth and families in need. Established in 1952, its services have evolved to meet the changing needs of children. Today, Children’s Society operates 9 centres islandwide, offering services in the six categories of: Caregiving, Preventive, Developmental, Remedial, Community and Public Education.

* The list of organization is correct as of 31 Jan 2012 and is subject to change.