Must be community projects that demonstrate strong service-learning elements aligned with SUSS's service-learning objectives. In addition, the project team should fulfil the following criteria:

• The project leader must be an existing SUSS full-time student.
  
• The funded project should be undertaken in collaboration with community organisation(s).
• The team must specify how they intend to design, devise, develop and deliver their projects and their desired outcomes based on their research and needs analysis with the identified community organisation.

• Up to $5,000 or 100% of the total costs of the project or whichever is lower.

• Information Kit
• SUSS S-L Fund Application Form
• SUSS S-L Fund Pre-budget Template
  

• Post Project Report Template
• Post SOA Template
  

North West WeCare Fund supports ground-up projects driven by volunteers from Institute of Higher Learning to build a caring community. Besides providing funding, the CDC will also extend project management expertise and advice, aggregate community resources and connect relevant partners together to support and build on these initiatives. 

To apply for the funding, project/ programme should have the following elements:

• Community Impact: meets the needs or improves the lives of the local community by adopting local causes
• Sustainable: go beyond one-off/ ad hoc activities
• Multiplier Effect: partnering corporates, Grassroots Organisations (GROs), schools, Social Service Agencies (SSAs) or the community

To tap on the funding, a formal application has to be submitted to the SUSS Office of Service-Learning & Community Engagement for endorsement at least 8 weeks before the proposed start date.

Provides funding of $1,000 to the most "awesome" project for the month which either help uplift society or address other social issues through bold creative ways.

Provides an in-principle funding of up to $1,500 to initiate projects such as conducting live talks, social media challenges, virtual live performance and more (up to team’s creativity) to raise awareness, funds or recruit marrow donors.

Provides funding support to non-profit organisations which aim to promote digital inclusion (building digital resilience and helping Singaporeans to appreciate and use digital technologies to enrich their lives) and/or digital wellness (promoting good digital habits in the areas of cybersecurity, media literacy and mitigating the risks of online harms).

Supports community-driven place-making projects that help develop stronger place identity and sense of community among residents and stakeholders.

Health Promotion Board offers a variety of grants for individuals and organisations interested in running programmes that will help us achieve our goal of building a healthy nation.

Provides different types of funding for youths and youth sector organisations.

Kidney We Care Movement Fund Provides funding for initiatives that raise awareness about kidney failure or help improve the kidney failure patients and caregivers quality of life.

Launched by Temasek Trust, the fund supports ground up initiatives responding to urgent community needs in Singapore arising from or exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and which are aligned with the OSCAR values (ownership, sustainability, care, assurance, resilience).

Provides co-funding for projects (up to $20,000) for projects that bring communities together and/or promote Singapore's national identity and shared values. This umbrella fund is made up of supporting funds from the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), Tote Board (Singapore Totalisator Board) and the Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise (raiSE).

Provides co-funding for community-driven projects that aim to advance environmental sustainability in Singapore. The fund will cover projects across a broad range of areas related to sustainability, including climate change mitigation, waste reduction, as well as the conservation of nature and biodiversity.

Supports initiatives that promote and foster a deeper sense of Singaporeans’ appreciation of heritage, with in-depth engagement with the community.

Tote Board Community Healthcare Fund seeks to build a healthier nation, enhance the quality of life of patients, and improve the affordability and accessibility of healthcare services for the needy and disadvantaged. It is jointly administered by the Ministry of Health, AIC and the Health Promotion Board.