| What Our Volunteers Say About Volunteering….
"Volunteering work has given me tremendous self satisfaction. I enjoy working with the residents and the smiles on their faces really lift up my spirits. With such a wonderful experience, I intend to continue rendering my service to the Home for as long as possible."
Ms Lee Ee Shan, age 52, Confidential Secretary
Volunteer of Bukit Batok Home for the Aged
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"Sacrificing just a few hours of my time by helping out at the Clinic, makes me feel very good. Serving my fellow men gives me the special joy not found in doing any other
things."
Mr P Krishnan, age 61, Warehouse Supervisor
Volunteer of Sathya Sai Baba (General and Specialist) Clinic
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"My volunteer work has enabled me to develop a deeper level of relationship with the elderly. They are like my mum and dad to me, making me feel loved and welcomed whenever I see them. As such, I always look forward to my visits to Tembusu Rehab Centre."
Mdm Annie Tay Moh Hoon, age 35, Housewife
Volunteer of Tembusu Rehab Centre
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"It is always a pleasure for me and my fellow friends to bring the residents for outings over the weekends. Such outings provide great opportunities for us to make new friends. The look of appreciation and joy on the residents' face never fail to lift our spirits. To us, being able to make a difference to the lives of the residents is something really meaningful."
Mr Shanmugam s/o Suppiah, age 38, Legal Counsel
Volunteer of Tembusu Home at Pelangi Village
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"I have been helping out in the For the Food Aid and Befriending programme for the past 6 years. Every month I really look forward to this wonderful Seva which we give to the needy families. The smile and satisfaction which we see on each of the recipients make our day. We also make it a point to chat with them asking about their general and health problems and we try to help them to the best of our ability."
Mr Jagadeesan, age 63, Retired Civil Servant
Volunteer of Tembusu Food Aid Programme
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