Emergency Food Parcels
Households affected by sudden income loss receive packed pantry kits within 48 hours of intake. Each parcel is culturally appropriate and contains staples for up to two weeks of meal support.
Request a ParcelAviary Aid SG provides dignity-focused community support in Singapore — from emergency food parcels and shelter referrals to holistic programs that empower vulnerable individuals and families toward genuine self-sufficiency.
When households face sudden food insecurity or income loss, our crisis-response programmes step in fast — with culturally appropriate food parcels, meal support, and urgent care pathways for families across Singapore.
Households affected by sudden income loss receive packed pantry kits within 48 hours of intake. Each parcel is culturally appropriate and contains staples for up to two weeks of meal support.
Request a ParcelFamilies with children in school receive structured meal assistance aligned with the academic calendar — ensuring no child goes hungry during term time due to household financial strain.
Enrol a FamilyElderly residents living alone receive regular home-delivered food assistance through our volunteer network, reducing isolation and ensuring consistent nutrition for Singapore's most vulnerable seniors.
Register a SeniorOur walk-in community pantry offers free staples for low-income families without requiring formal referrals. Walk in with dignity — no forms, no judgement, just practical food distribution support.
Find Opening HoursExpecting mothers under financial strain receive targeted nutritional support kits, including fresh produce, vitamins, and connections to maternal health referrals within Singapore's healthcare network.
Get Nutrition SupportOur dedicated intake team responds to urgent referrals within one working day. We assess needs holistically, connect individuals to the right programmes, and mobilise relief without delay.
Start an Urgent IntakeWe act as a bridge to safer housing for those facing temporary homelessness or housing instability — coordinating referrals, case navigation, and short-term accommodation support in Singapore.
Housing instability rarely happens in isolation. When a family is at risk of falling into homelessness or a migrant worker needs safe temporary accommodation, our coordinators work across multiple touchpoints — from emergency shelter referrals to longer-term transitional housing navigation. Survivors of family crisis, newly unemployed residents, and those caught between tenancies all receive guided case support that accounts for their full situation, not just their immediate need for a safe place to sleep.
We partner with registered shelter providers, social service agencies, and statutory bodies across Singapore to ensure that no one navigating housing instability is left without a clear next step. Every case is treated with confidentiality, urgency, and respect.
Request Shelter ReferralWraparound support for single parents, caregivers, and households under financial strain — helping families maintain safety, nutrition, and day-to-day functioning.
Single parents navigating financial hardship access emergency funds, food support, basic needs kits, and referrals to childcare assistance — so their children's wellbeing remains stable during difficult transitions.
Learn MoreFamilies struggling to pay utility bills or essential living costs receive coordinated short-term assistance and referrals to government hardship schemes — preventing loss of services that families depend on daily.
Check EligibilityWhen retrenchment, illness, or a family emergency causes an abrupt loss of income, our stabilisation response ensures the household has immediate access to food, essentials, and benefit navigation support.
Get Help FastInformal caregivers managing elderly or disabled family members at home receive practical relief — including meal support, respite signposting, and access to financial assistance schemes in Singapore.
Find Caregiver SupportFor individuals transitioning out of crisis, we provide practical tools and structured community engagement to help rebuild independence — one empowered step at a time.
Budgeting, household management, and digital literacy workshops that equip individuals recovering from hardship with practical self-sufficiency skills.
Facilitated peer groups connect individuals who've experienced similar hardships — building community, reducing shame, and supporting recovery after homelessness or financial crisis.
Trained community navigators walk alongside individuals leaving institutional care or recovering from personal instability — providing structured guidance and warm referrals.
For those transitioning out of shelters or institutional settings, we coordinate re-entry plans that include housing, food access, social connection, and ongoing follow-up.
We connect employment-ready individuals to workforce development partners, job placement programmes, and vocational training opportunities in Singapore.
Regular community activities, cultural celebrations, and volunteering opportunities create a sense of purpose and belonging for those rebuilding their lives after hardship.
Multilingual, dignity-focused support that strengthens belonging and access for newcomer families, non-English-speaking households, at-risk youth, and socially isolated residents in Singapore.
Our team communicates in English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil, Bengali, Tagalog, and Burmese — ensuring that language is never a barrier to accessing vital community support services in Singapore.
Immigrant families and new residents receive guided orientation to Singapore's social services landscape — helping them understand what help is available and how to access it without confusion or delay.
Young people at risk of social exclusion are connected to peer programmes, mentors, and safe community spaces where they build confidence, resilience, and positive social networks.
Community meals, festivals, and interest-based gatherings bring together diverse residents — reducing isolation, building cross-cultural friendships, and strengthening the fabric of local neighbourhoods.
Navigating public assistance schemes can be overwhelming. We guide residents through every step — from identifying applicable benefits to completing applications and following up with agencies.
Guided navigation for Singapore's ComCare scheme, including Short-to-Medium Term Assistance and Long-Term Assistance applications for eligible low-income households.
We connect residents to HDB rental flat schemes, emergency re-housing options, and relevant housing support programmes through official channels in Singapore.
Families with school-going children receive referrals to MOE financial assistance, bursary applications, school fee waivers, and free meal scheme enrolments.
Uninsured or underinsured residents are guided toward Medifund applications, CHAS subsidies, and community health services to ensure no one is denied medical care due to cost.
We help families access KidStart, Early Childhood Development Agency programmes, and child-specific support schemes to ensure children's developmental needs are met.
Our case navigators offer guided walkthroughs of complex multi-agency systems — so residents overwhelmed by paperwork, language, or unfamiliarity get exactly the help they're entitled to.
Our services are designed for real-life situations — not generic charity. We work with Singapore's most vulnerable residents across a wide range of circumstances and backgrounds.
Families struggling to cover food, utilities, and basic living costs on limited incomes — including the working poor.
Seniors isolated at home without family or financial support, at risk of hunger, neglect, or healthcare gaps.
Adults who've recently lost work and need immediate stabilisation while they get back on their feet.
Single-parent households managing childcare, work, and financial pressure without a support network in place.
Temporary and foreign residents in Singapore navigating unfamiliar systems or experiencing sudden housing or income crises.
Children whose nutritional, developmental, or educational needs are under threat due to family hardship or instability.
Individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities and their caregivers, seeking practical support and scheme navigation.
Those at imminent risk of homelessness or transitioning out of temporary shelter who need stable housing pathways.
Real voices from people whose lives changed because someone showed up with practical help — no judgment, no delays, just genuine community care.
"After I lost my job suddenly, I had no idea how I was going to feed my two children. The team at Aviary Aid SG arrived with a full food parcel within two days and then helped me apply for ComCare assistance. I didn't know help like this existed. It felt like someone finally saw me."
"I am old and live alone. My children are overseas. When I could not walk to the shops, Aviary Aid SG sent volunteers every week with food. Not just rice — real food, suitable for me. They also checked that I was healthy. I feel less alone now."
"When my employer dispute left me with no place to stay, I was terrified. The case navigator at Aviary Aid SG found me a safe temporary place within one day and helped me understand my rights. They spoke to me in my language. I was not alone."
"The life skills workshop helped me learn to budget and manage my household after my divorce. I also met other people who understood what I was going through. The peer support circle gave me confidence I had completely lost. I volunteer here now too."
"My family came to Singapore six months ago. We did not know what help we could access. Aviary Aid SG explained everything — school support for my children, food assistance, and how to apply for housing. They spoke Mandarin with us. It changed everything."
"I was released from the hospital with nowhere stable to go. My case worker from Aviary Aid SG helped me find transitional housing, sorted out my medication access, and checked in on me weekly. That continuity of care is what helped me not fall back into crisis."
Aviary Aid SG was founded on a simple but powerful belief: that every person in Singapore deserves to be met with dignity in their moment of crisis. We are a community-based social assistance organisation working at the intersection of food security, housing stability, social reintegration, and holistic well-being.
Our approach is holistic — we don't just hand over a parcel and walk away. We look at the whole person and the whole household, connecting immediate relief to longer-term pathways that genuinely empower individuals toward self-sufficiency. From the first point of contact to case closure, our team brings warmth, cultural sensitivity, and practical expertise to every interaction.
Based in Singapore's Street JK community, we serve residents across multiple districts, working in seven languages alongside local government agencies, social service providers, and dedicated volunteers who share our commitment to leaving no one behind.
Need help? Want to refer someone? Ready to volunteer or donate? Reach out to us — we respond quickly and welcome every connection that helps our community.