"What we consider as the ordinary is what the children in our home consider extraordinary."
The smallest things take the most room in our hearts. A hug, a smile or the sound of laughter—these actions remind us that our children are deserving of a childhood just like any other child. Something as habitual as a car ride is completely foreign to our children. Most of them have never stepped out beyond the walls of our home.
"The smallest things take the most room in our hearts."
Every child matters and their dreams are worth pursuing. What we consider as the ordinary is what the children at our home consider extraordinary. At Singapore Christian Home (SCH), we aim to transform dreams into reality and you can be a part in this mission.
"Kin-Chan" - a massive capybara mascot visits our children's ward.
Immersive Storytelling by Jovina, a passionate preschool teacher.
Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much . . .
Medically fragile children are not defined by what they cannot do. While their peers may excel in activities that require physical coordination, motor skills, or social integration, the gap between them can widen over time, leading to our children being left behind in society. Early intervention is crucial in the early years of child development. At SCH, we collaborate with individuals specialised in therapy programmes such as music and art to engage our children purposefully.
Your Generosity Will Reap a Harvest . . .
Our heart cry is to integrate our children into society and now is the best time to make a lasting change in their lives. They are waiting for their dreams to come alive, to visit places they’ve only seen in books or on screens, dreams of experiencing life beyond their medical conditions and the walls of our home. With your generous heart, we can make dreams come true!
Singapore Christian Home also helps elderly individuals suffering from similar diseases and various medical conditions. Your contribution will help all residents in our home. We thank you in advance for your donation from the bottom of our hearts.
Participative drama by Grace Lee-Khoo, founder of Access Path Productions.