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HealthServe is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit community development organisation run on Christian values. We are dedicated to serving the poor, disadvantaged and vulnerable groups in the community, regardless of ethnicity, gender, language and religion.
Inspired by individual experiences in serving the migrant community at Karunya Clinic in Little India, a group of young doctors and volunteers felt led to extend their ministry to reach out to the community in Geylang.
HealthServe was set up in October 2006 and its Geylang clinic was strategically sited within Highpoint Social Enterprise Ark as a hub for community outreach in Geylang.
| Our Commitment |
| Foster an open-learning community |
| Respecting the local culture and resources of the community |
| Be a launch pad in supporting volunteers towards social responsibility and service |
| Serving the vulnerable and marginalised communities |
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| Healthcare |
Education |
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-Medical aid and counselling through community clinics in Little India and Geylang
-HIV/AIDS research, awareness and prevention especially for people exposed to high-risk infections
-Travel immunisation packages for educational institutions, overseas community services, churches and NGOs.
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-To raise awareness, empathy and acceptance of the fringe and marginalised communities to reduce societal stigma
-To inspire and encourage students and adults to help marginalised people and reduce societal stigma through experiential and service learning programmes
-To train volunteers in healthcare issues
-To work with schools and academic institutions through research, experiential and service learning programmes and attachments
-To equip volunteers and the public in community development and health issues through family-life and health-related talks and programmes
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| Field Operational Programmes |
Social Enterprise |
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-To provide health talks and screening in the dormitory and construction site
-To do research and intervention programmes on-site
-To conduct mobile clinics and street walks
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-To provide a safe place for migrant workers to find help in the community
-To make available low-cost basic goods like clothing
-To generate income towards financial sustainability
-To provide work placement for recovering drug offenders
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