10 Best NGO Offices in Singapore

inspIRRe ItsRainingRaincoats Store is a Singapore charity focused on migrant-worker welfare and integration. It connects migrant workers with residents through excursions, festive celebrations and regular community programmes, while also providing English, digital-literacy, health and wellness learning, dental and vision care, and help with salary and employment concerns. Individuals and businesses can contribute through volunteering or donations.

Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) is a Singapore non-profit organisation supporting foreign workers with case-related assistance. Its casework includes guidance on employment matters and help with overtime and Sunday-pay claims. The organisation suits workers who need clear advice and practical support while addressing workplace payment or related issues.

Society for WINGS is a Singapore non-profit supporting women through programmes, fitness classes, volunteering, support services and community activities. Its work centres on learning, engagement and volunteering, with particular attention to wellness, connection and helping senior women age with confidence. It suits women seeking structured activities, shared interests or ways to contribute to a community.

The Singapore Association For The Deaf supports people who are deaf or hard of hearing through hearing-related care and community activities. Its Hearing Care Centre provides audiological guidance, hearing-aid servicing, repairs, maintenance and hearing tests, with explanations tailored to individual needs. The organisation also provides lessons and activities for students and clients.

Tzu Chi Singapore is a non-profit organisation that combines community service, volunteering and social-care initiatives. Its Singapore work includes community charity, home healthcare, rehabilitation services and programmes for older people and families. The organisation also supports volunteering and community participation, and its activities include education, food and dental-health initiatives for vulnerable groups.

Waterways Watch Society is a nonprofit organisation based at Kallang Riverside Park that promotes awareness, education and appreciation of Singapore’s waterways and environment. Its programmes include educational field trips, facilitator-led learning and activities focused on reducing waste and keeping waterways and neighbourhoods clean. The setting by the Kallang River also provides an outdoor nature experience for visitors and school groups.

HCSA Community Services is a Singapore non-profit organisation focused on community service initiatives and support. The available material describes structured programmes addressing community needs, with staff and volunteers involved in creating a supportive environment. It also operates a venue used for events, where food and event support are connected with a social-purpose setting.

Food from the Heart is a Singapore charity that brings volunteers into a structured food-packing and distribution programme. Corporate and individual volunteers can receive an introduction and task briefing before sorting, labelling, stacking and packing groceries into care packs for recipient families. The programme is organised around production-line work and is located about a 10-minute walk from Tai Seng MRT.

Onboard @ Sengkang West is an Onboard centre in Singapore for male non-Malaysian Work Permit holders in the Construction, Marine shipyard and Process sectors who hold an in-principle approval. It suits eligible workers required to attend the Onboard programme.

WWF Singapore is an environmental protection organisation focused on nature and wildlife conservation. It connects people with conservation work through orientations, events and activities, including nature-related treks. Its programmes can suit people who want to learn about wildlife, understand how conservation work is carried out and support environmental initiatives through participation or donations.