Welcome!

 

Hello! We are a team of volunteers who hope to inspire and start movements of fellow Singaporeans to start their own small homeless outreach groups likewise. Just two or three, can already, who will take time to see – and stop for the one in need. Since 2019, HHOS has been a partner of MSF’s Partners Engaging and Empowering Rough Sleepers (PEERS) network.
 
HHOS is a secular outreach based on Christian values (as the co-founders are Christians). But it’s open to all – regardless of race, language or religion. So we hope to help them in whatever ways possible, whether advocating for them, or befriending, or ministering to them – both to the homeless and those who have houses but are homeless in heart.
 
Thus, our team takes a relational approach in helping the homeless, and help them find and get to the relevant social services. We also enjoy partnering with fellow like-minded and like-hearted community partners who care for our homeless friends too. Stop for the ONE in need – that’s our motto and modus operandi!
 
If you wish to volunteer, please click here to sign up, or if you wish to donate, please click here. Thank you and God bless!

(2017) How Homeless Hearts began: Extraordinary People: A friend to the homeless – CNA (channelnewsasia.com)

(2019) Homeless in Singapore: Results from a Nationwide Street Count (nus.edu.sg)

(2019) What some groups are doing to reach out to the homeless in Singapore: ‘You don’t know our pain’: Helping the homeless find their way home – CNA (channelnewsasia.com)

(30 Mar 2020) The Straits Times: A journey in helping the homeless in Singapore

(2020) #CityOfRefuge appeal for community to open up S3Ps (Safe Sound Sleeping Places) for the homeless: Homeless shelters at capacity as ranks swell: NGO – Coconuts

(2020) “Do not be afraid to do what is good”: Homeless Hearts appeals for people to open up empty spaces for the homeless — Salt&Light (saltandlight.sg)

(2020) “Many haven’t experienced God’s love, so let’s be on the lookout”: Yio Chu Kang Chapel, which opens its doors to the homeless — Salt&Light (saltandlight.sg)

(2020) Derek Lim, Head Volunteer, wins Singapore Silent Heroes award: Derek Lim – 2020 SG Silent Hero – Singapore Silent Heroes | Ordinary Humans. Extraordinary Humanity. (sgsilentheroes.com)

(2021) Homeless in Singapore: Rough Sleepers Do Exist and Here’s 5 Organisations You Can Approach to Help Them (yahoo.com)

(17 Sep 2021) God is in the byways: A homeless tissue seller finds “church” in the streets of Holland Village — Salt&Light (saltandlight.sg)

(04 Dec 2022) CNA Insider: These Singaporeans opened their doors to a homeless person. Here’s what happened