

A Walk in Their Shoes
A Structured, Facilitated Experience on Homelessness in Singapore
The Learning Journey at Kampung Siglap is designed to help participants better understand homelessness in Singapore through guided sharing, reflection, and facilitated discussion.
More than a visit, it is a meaningful learning experience grounded in real-world insights from the wider New Hope Community Service ecosystem.
Why a Learning Journey on Homelessness?
Homelessness in Singapore is often misunderstood — perceived as rare, simple, or easily solved. In reality, it is complex, layered, and closely linked to issues such as:

Employment
Instability

Family
Breakdown

Health
Challenges

Financial
Stability
Who is
This For?

Schools and Trainers
Aligned with Character & Citizenship Education (CCE) and Values-in-Action (VIA) objectives, offering structured understanding of homelessness beyond textbooks.
Corporate & CSR Teams
Designed to deepen awareness of homelessness while strengthening leadership reflection and responsible engagement. Potential partner activity to utilise staff volunteer day.


Community Groups & Volunteer
Providing foundational understanding of homelessness before volunteering or outreach initiatives.
Grounded in Real World Insights
This program draws insights from active work supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, including initiatives connected to:
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Transit Point @ Margaret Drive
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Joint Singles Scheme - Operator Run (JSS-OR)
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Single Room Shared Facility (SRSF)
What will Participants Gain?

1
Experience
Gain first-hand insights into the realities of homelessness in Singapore through guided sharing and facilitated learning.
2
Empathy
Develop a deeper understanding of the challenges individuals may face, encouraging more thoughtful and compassionate perspectives.
3
Engage
Reflect on personal and collective responsibility, and explore meaningful ways to contribute to the community.
