A Son Uplifted by His Mother's Love

"Ouryhaan? Ouryhaan!" Rose called out to her son repeatedly. The then-two-year-old did not respond, nor did he look over to acknowledge her voice. Exhausted, Rose had just gotten home from her nursing shift work late that night and all she wanted to do was to spend time with her son - but often, her hopeful call was met with silence.

When Hope Came Knocking on his Door

In 2009, the doctor broke the news of his diagnosis - Mr. Abdul Rahman Kadir was suffering from severe heart blockage. He also faced an impending divorce and his health continued to deteriorate. After getting admitted to the hospital for kidney problems, he started kidney dialysis thrice a week, had to start using a wheelchair, and could no longer work.

Giving a Fighting Chance for Our Young Ones' Future

Growing up, Leon* often watched his father and grandfather go in and out of rehab and prison, leaving him to rely on his grandmother as his mother had also left the family. His grandmother sought help, unable to cope and worried that her grandchild would follow in his father's footsteps.

From Trauma to Healing and Thriving

Having suicidal thoughts, trouble sleeping, eating, focusing in class, and struggling with financial challenges as well as an unstable home life; this was the life experienced by Nelson*, 27, when he began his journey with Care Corner Counselling Centre (CCCC) five years ago. He was then an undergraduate student at a local university in the final stages of pursuing a degree in Information Technology (IT).

Journey to becoming confident and independent learners start early

Meet Gina (10), Joel (11), and Nicole (12) - three siblings who are overcoming their learning and developmental challenges with the help of Care Corner Learning and Special Needs (LSN) Centre in Toa Payoh.

Mr Pang: Regaining strength and mobility after stroke

Every morning, one passing by Block 149 Toa Payoh would see Mr Pang Chew Wah, 71, watering the plants, trimming their leaves and swinging the garden hoe.

Empowering Futures: Support for Academic Success

In the journey of education, every child deserves an equal chance to thrive. Yet, for lower-resourced families with little bandwidth and resources, supporting adolescents in their development becomes a challenge.

Unlocking Potential: Empowering Low-Income Children with X-QUEST

X-QUEST is an early intervention initiative aimed at breaking the cycle of underachievement among children aged 10 to 13 from low-income families. With a focus on nurturing Executive Functioning (EF) skills, this 3-year programme is designed to equip children with the tools they need to thrive academically and socially.