Project 1: Elderly Care
As grown children pursue their dream jobs and leave their
families behind, many elderly parents find themselves without caretakers and
are often placed in care homes. This program is designed to address their need
for companionship and social interaction. Your visits will help the residents
feel happier and less lonely.
Activities: As a participant, you will spend quality
time with the residents, engaging them in various activities such as:
- Talking
and listening to them
- Playing
games
- Reading
and colouring
- Participating
in different exercises
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 1:00
p.m.
Your Role:
- Engage
the residents in different activities
- Play
games and entertain them
- Talk
to them and listen to their stories
- Read
to them
- Organise
recreational and entertainment events
- Arrange
discussion sessions on interesting topics
- Teach
the residents how to use their mobile phones effectively
- Take
the residents to museums and other places of interest
- Celebrate
festivals and birthdays with the elderly
- Help
with cleaning in and around the placement
Project 2: Special Needs Support and Care for Adults
Overview: This home caters to adults with varying
levels of abilities, created to foster an inclusive environment where
individuals with intellectual disabilities feel welcome. Your support will
contribute to building a healthier society for these differently-abled
individuals.
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 1:00
p.m.
Your Role:
- Assist
members in learning and improving their skills according to their
abilities and interests
- Share
moments of happiness and love with both young and old
- Assist
them with basic tasks like walking to the garden and having lunch
- Help
out at the work table
- Provide
them with a sense of value and attention
- Teach
simple singalong songs
- Assist
with physical exercises
You will also enjoy your stay as you engage in fun,
relaxing, and recreational activities after your program alongside other
participants. Activities will be assigned based on the daily tasks at the
placement.
Project 3: School for the Deaf and Blind
Overview: This program is designed to provide
comprehensive support for children and young adults with dual sensory
impairment and multiple disabilities, including cerebral palsy. It aims to
enhance their quality of life, promote independence, and foster community
awareness and engagement in disability issues.
Your Role: As a participant, you will assist in
various educational, therapeutic, and vocational activities, such as:
- Educational
support
- Rehabilitation
activities
- Vocational
and functional training
- Community
engagement and awareness activities
This program offers an opportunity to make a significant
impact on the lives of these individuals while also raising awareness about
disability issues in the community.
***You will have the option to join the slum outreach
program in the afternoons between 4 pm to 6 pm***
