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Shan You Donation Appeal
9 November 2022Shan You is a Social Service Agency and registered Charity with an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status, founded in 1995 to provide mental health and social care services to the community. Our programmes and services are available to all in the community, regardless of race, religion, nationality, and socio-economic status. Public donation is […]
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Shan You Cares Concert 2021
28 October 2021COVID-19 pandemic has made fund raising almost impossible due to the safety measures and restrictions, while needs for our mental health (Clinical Counselling) and social care (Food Rations and Free Meals) services have increased significantly. To ensure the sustainability of our services and programmes, we have urgent need to raise funds. We sincerely hope you […]
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Food Rations Distribution 2021/22
28 October 2021Shan You provides free food rations that are distributed monthly to our needy beneficiaries by our volunteers. We support an average of 160 needy families and with 372 members every month. Please donate via this giving.sg link: https://www.giving.sg/shanyou/food_rations_distribution_2021_22 All donations received via this giving.sg digital fundraising project will be eligible for dollar-for-dollar matching grant from […]
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Warming Hearts Warming Tummy 2021/22 – Free Meals Service
28 October 2021Shan You Wellness Community has for the past eleven years warms the hearts and tummy of our beneficiaries who enjoy our free meals. It helps to bring love and smiles to our community especially those in need in time of COVID 19. Last year with your contribution we have served 12,983 beneficiaries. Your generous donation […]
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Ycare: Walking in their Shoes
2 February 2021Suicide is the leading cause of death for those aged 10 to 29 in Singapore. In 2019, 71 persons aged 20 to 29 took their own lives. Each youth suicide could have been prevented. Often, the person just wanted a way out of his or her pain and despair but had felt helpless and hopeless. […]