What does it mean to the recipient of a care pack?

It is not only a bag full of healthy food and snacks to help our beneficiaries focus on making life improvement and recovery and not to worry about their next meal, but most importantly, it is to provide emotional support by showing them that we CARE and we are here to HELP.

The Gift of Good Food programme is part of our Compassion Support Scheme which was launched in 2015 for natural therapy , TCM , pain management and nutritious meals for less privileged, chronically sick and cancer patients of all age groups to minimise their sufferings. Every year, volunteers make home visits to more than 2,500 cancer survivors bearing healthy food and snacks.

With the large number of beneficiaries, the package delivery not only gives a chance for us to meet the beneficiaries and ask them how they are, it is also a time for us to check on them and ask if they need assistance. The visit itself is significant to some, checking on that elderly or whether the sick could still come out to answer the door and not suffered from a fall that had gone unnoticed as no one visited them.

These are why care packs matter, it is important to remind them that they ARE NOT abandoned.

In addition, the rising inflation coupled with our beneficiaries inability to work consistently, had taken a toll on their life-savings. The items in the care pack could wipe their worries away for a couple of days and help them get through this difficult time.

But we could never do this alone and we sincerely NEED your assistance to help us continue our cause to support more of those in need.

With every $40 donation, you will be able to sponsor a Care Package for one of our lonely seniors or a chronic illness patient and provide them with necessary nutrients they need to strengthen their body’s ability to heal itself!

Your gift will leave a lasting impact towards their wellbeing for the rest of their lives.

In view of our IPC-status, you will be able to claim a 250% tax deduction on your donation.

Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Testimonials about Kampung Senang

"I met Kampung Senang's Joyce Lye when I was diagnosed with early-stage nose cancer in 2014. Over the next 2 years she became my friend, my confidant, and my mentor, guiding me to change my diet and lifestyle. Today the cancerous growth is gone, and I feel healthier." - Ms Joanna Yeo in her 60s, a cancer survivor

"I was introduced to Kampung Senang when I had cancer. I went often to Kampung Senang to learn a lot of lifestyle changes like diet, juicing and so on. Presently I am cancer-free. So I am very appreciative and very thankful." - Mr Rahman, a cancer therapy beneficiary

"I recommend people looking to manage chronic conditions to become a member of Kampung Senang and take advantage of the resources and complementary therapies in Kampung Senang. I am grateful to Kampung Senang for granting me the Compassion Support Scheme. The scheme subsidies the cost of therapies and courses." - Mr Alex Low, Compassion Support Scheme Beneficiary

"The various therapies and treatments in Kampung Senang gave me bodily relief from pain and stress. But more importantly is the care and encouragement from the staff and also the members that gave me more confidence, and relief from physical stress." - Mr Foo Sey Thong , a cancer therapy beneficiary

"I came to know about Kampung Senang because my wife had cancer then, about their healthy living, alternative treatments. My wife did a very drastic change in lifestyle. She began to eat organic vegetables, fruits and juicing, and she managed to survive. So I hope that Kampung Senang will continue to grow and more people to get to know about this place because it is teaching healthy living, as well as taking good care of the environment. So I hope more sponsors will come in to help this organization to reach out to more people. " - Mr Eric Ee, a family member of a cancer beneficiary