Educational Partners

EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS

”It is not enough to be compassionate – you must act”
– The Dalai Lama

Volunteering is a great way for our students to be involved in the community and learn more about the social challenges faced by those in need.

Beyond picking up useful skills and knowledge, they are able to gain renewed perspectives from interacting with our clients and understanding the situations they face. We hope that the time with us would enable them to continue giving back to society and to make an impact wherever they go.

Read on to find out more about the ways student groups can be involved in the work we do!

If you are an individual student volunteer, click here.

Virtual and Off-Site Volunteering Opportunities

Seniors	Children and Youth with Special Needs	Youth and Families	Offsite Volunteering	Online Fund Raising
Tele Befriending	Online Exercise	Online Art & Craft	Food delivery/distribution/packing	Online Fund Raising
Online Chair Exercise	Online Art & Craft	Storytelling	Curating activity packs/sensory boards
Online Art & Craft	Storytelling	Virtual Mentor/Tutor	Safe Entry/Temperature Screening
		Online Family Bonding Activities

Face to face activities

Seniors	Children and Youth with Special Needs	Youth and Families	Fund Raising
Befriending	Classroom support	Youth Mentor/Tutor	Bazaars, charity events, and donation drives
Facilitation of exercise, art and craft, cooking, gardening activities	Coordinate and organise Workshops (e.g. art & craft, storytelling, exercise)	Coordinate and organise Workshops (e.g. art & craft, storytelling, exercise)
Outdoor activities	Outdoor activities	Outdoor activities
Spring-cleaning/Decluttering		Spring-cleaning/Decluttering

How can you Volunteer as a School Group?

Student groups can volunteer with us through one-off events or/and regular engagements.

Please indicate your interest with us at least 2 months in advance.

All volunteers are required to complete an eOrientation module before their volunteering session with AWWA.