As a volunteer, you can take part in activities on a regular basis, or choose to participate in ad-hoc activities as members or helpers of the organizing committee. You choose!

Category / Organisations   Activities   Singapore Police Force (SPF)   Interested in helping to make your neighbourhood a safer place to live in? Ask your friendly neighbourhood policeman about the following: • Neighbourhood Watch Zone (NWZ) • Citizens-On-Patrol (COP) • Volunteer Special Constabulary (VSC)   Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF)   • Learn Civil Defence • Take part in Emergency Preparedness activities • Do you like to help people? Are you interested in picking up civil defence and first aid skills? Do you want to practise these skills and put them to good use in times of crisis, to help save lives, alleviate sufferings, mitigate loss and damage? Find out how you can help fellow Singaporeans as a member of the People's Association Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), pick up useful life-saving skills and be part of a dedicated team. Introduced in 2004, CERTs are formed at the community level to enhance community emergency preparedness and response of the people. If you are an able-bodied Singapore citizen or permanent resident aged 14 or older, and you want to make a difference in your community, click here. The Civil Defence Volunteer Scheme previously offered by the SCDF has also been discontinued to avoid duplication and overlapping of roles undertaken by the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).   Singapore Prison Service (Prisons), Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (SCORE)   • Be a Prisons Volunteer • Be a Volunteer Aftercare Officers (VAOs) with the Singapore Aftercare Association (SACA) • Befriend and help youths with the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (SANA) • Become trainers to help equip others with useful skills, e.g. financial management skills, resume-writing, etc.

Many a time, the capacity to care for others, particularly people who are not out kin or kith, gives life its greatest meaning. When you volunteer, you are not only helping others but also helping yourself.
You can:

	•	Learn something new
	•	Do something different
	•	Build your resume
	•	Make new friends
	•	Improve your social skills
	•	Feel good about helping someone
	•	Make a positive difference
	•	Have fun volunteering in an area you enjoy!

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