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Better Support For Caregivers Of Persons With Disabilities Through New Singapore Together Alliance For Action
05/03/2021
A new Singapore Together Alliance for Action (SG Together AfA) will be formed by the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), SG Enable and community partners to co-create solutions on pressing issues faced by caregivers of persons with disabilities.
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NCSS Launches Funding and Initiatives to Support SSA 3.0 - The Transformation of Social Service Agencies
28/09/2020
  • With over $18 million top-up from the government, the second tranche of The Invictus Fund broadens support to all NCSS members to transform service delivery and operations
  • Tech-and-GO!, a one-stop technology hub, is launched to help SSAs go digital
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NCSS' Beyond the Label Movement to Address Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health
24/09/2020
  • New campaign short film spotlights the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and the importance of help-seeking and family support
  • Beyond the Label Fest and new e-Escape room seek to raise awareness and improve mental health literacy
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NCSS Launches Scheme to Help Social Service Agencies Strengthen Volunteer Management Capabilities
20/08/2020
The National Council of Social Service (NCSS) launched the Enhanced Volunteer Manager Funding Scheme (Enhanced VMFS) on 19 August 2020 to help social service agencies (SSAs) in Singapore strengthen their volunteer management capabilities by providing funding for dedicated volunteer managers.
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Singapore Chinese Weekly Entertainment Club Rallies Chinese Community Leaders to Donate More than Half A Million Dollars to the Invictus Fund
19/08/2020
Some 50 members of the Singapore Chinese Weekly Entertainment Club (中华为基利俱乐部), a private members club comprising prominent Chinese businessmen and community leaders, have raised a total of $530,000 for The Invictus Fund.
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