Our work supports the unserved and underserved in our community by identifying underlying issues and providing targeted help.
Launched in 2017, the #OCBCCares Programme runs in OCBC’s key markets of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Greater China.
We support vulnerable seniors, people with special needs and low-income families, youth and children.
We have launched “Families100 Programe by OCBC” in partnership with the Ministry of Social and Family Development to support low-income families living in rental flats
Over the next 12 months, OCBC staff volunteers will provide targeted support to help 100 low-income families achieve lasting improvement to their life circumstances.
Beyond just understanding the families’ circumstances, our volunteers will recommend and implement suitable solutions to help them achieve stability in meeting their basic needs, self-reliance to support themselves, and social mobility to transition out of their existing situation.
OCBC volunteers contribute their data analytics, money management, fraud surveillance, and digital or personal development skills – to give those in need what they truly need.
We support the Community Shop where families in Singapore under the care of Food from the Heart can obtain food types that they need.
Funded by OCBC, the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS) clinic provides diagnosis and speedy treatment of individuals with special needs.
We contributed S$1 million to fund pre-school education for 2,500 children from needy families. As an added support for the children and their families, our volunteers conduct financial literacy workshops to equip participants with money management skills.
We partnered AWWA to introduce an exercise and rewards programme to empower seniors to take action and fight dementia.
Our 15-year S$50 million sponsorship until 2028, as an exclusive Premier Founding Partner, will help fund learn-to-play programmes and clinics for communities to try out new sports.
Our 18-year S$8 million sponsorship until 2030 to keep the attraction affordable and accessible to Singaporeans.
Our 10-year S$4 million sponsorship to fund a first-of-its-kind-high-tech arboretum to fight global warming.
