27 July to 30 September

Walk for someone you love. Walk for yourself. Walk to bring hope to others.

Bringing Oceans of Joy to those we serve

O’Joy is a social service agency focused on improving the lives of vulnerable seniors and individuals facing mental health challenges.

Established in 2004 by a group of counsellors and social workers, we provide counselling, case management, and active ageing programmes.

Our signature Volunteer Training Course trains volunteers to offer meaningful support to seniors, fostering companionship and care within the community.

We Support

What Your Support Made Possible

782

lives touched — individuals who found support, care, and renewed strength through our services

6338

counselling and casework sessions — offering comfort, guidance, and a listening ear during difficult times

386

active ageing sessions — helping seniors stay physically active, mentally engaged, and socially connected

93

active volunteers supported — equipped with the skills to support and uplift our seniors

As presented in FY2024/2025 Annual Report

Our Stories

How Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy Restored Aydan’s Future

MENTAL HEALTH

Vulnerable Elderly Support: Uncle Goh’s Journey to Safety

SENIORS

A elderly man with a bright toothy smile with his volunteer

Connection for Uncle Choi: The Importance of Social Interaction for Seniors Living Alone

SENIORS

We Need Your Help

Donate

As a small non-profit, we rely on financial support to sustain vital services and programs. Unfortunately, not all are fully funded. Your donations play a crucial role in backing our impactful initiatives. Join us in making a difference through your generous contributions.

Volunteer

Volunteer with us, dedicating your time and talent to a meaningful cause. Join our community of changemakers and make a positive impact on the lives of seniors and individuals facing mental health challenges.

Corporate Social Responsibility

Partner with us to create a positive impact on the well-being of seniors and individuals navigating mental health challenges. Join hands for a meaningful and socially responsible collaboration.