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Care Corner Social Care (Potong Pasir) c/o Blk 149 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #01-973 Singapore 310149 Tel: 6255 [email protected]

Care Corner Singapore Ltdc/o Blk 149 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #01-963 Singapore 310149Tel: 6250 [email protected]

Care CornerAnnual Report 2009/2010

1981 – 2010 Over 28 years of continued dedicated service to the community

VISIONTo impact the lives of people in Singapore by providing CARE and sharing LOVE

MISSIONTo provide a range of quality services for the well-being and growth of the community based on the principle of ‘CARE’

C – We base all activities on Christian values A – All of us are Ambassadors of Care and Love R – We are providers of reliable and quality services E – We are enthused to serve and go the Extra Mile for the people we serve

MISSION GUIDEReference Matthew 25:35-36

For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.”

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PATRON’S MESSAGE

I am pleased to note that Care Corner has maintained its commitment towards providing relevant, quality programmes and services to the community, while at the same time, continued to explore new ways of expanding its services and reach so as to benefit an even wider number of beneficiaries.

With over 28 years in social service, Care Corner has distinguished itself in its continued mission to serve the needy, based on sound values of self-reliance, determination and resilience.

I commend the Management and team at Care Corner for their continued dedication and commitment in serving the Singapore community.

Care Corner has distinguished itself in its continued mission to serve the needy, based on sound values of self-reliance, determination and resilience.

Gan Kim YongMinister

Ministry of Manpower

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Care Corner Annual Report 2009 / 2010

CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

We are encouraged to see how Singapore has rebounded from the economic doldrums with tenacity, hardwork and renewed vigor, even though no one can say for sure that the recession is behind us. In addition to having to cope with the ever-increasing cases and workload in our day-to-day operations, Care Corner continues to grow.

In 2009, we started working with Teck Ghee Youth Centre. Earlier this year, we synergized our work and integrated our operations. It is now renamed Care Corner - Teck Ghee Youth Centre. Care Corner Counselling Center launched a children’s book “Hugs for the Heart” in collaboration with SPH’s Thumbs-Up Department, our Family Services Centre (FSC) at Woodlands began operating a school-based Students Care Centre at Marsiling Primary School, and our FSC at Queenstown was awarded a contract to be an operator handling Family Violence cases in the western region of Singapore.

Against this backdrop of multi-faceted growth, our staff - our most valuable asset, continued to work diligently and selflessly. In recognition of their hard work and significant contributions, we have remunerated them equitably, in line with new guidelines provided by the MCYS. Scholarships and sponsorships have also been made available to our staff interested in further developing themselves.

This is a time to express our deep appreciation to our patron Mr. Gan Kim Yong, Minister for Manpower for his continued support, the MCYS, NCSS, as well as many of our dedicated partners-in-service.

From our past experience, we know God will continue to bless our work going forward as we at Care Corner in turn bless those around us.

… we know God will continue to bless our work going forward as we at Care Corner in turn bless those around us.

Li Hsiao YuanPresidentCare Corner Singapore Ltd

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Care Corner Singapore Ltd


CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S MESSAGE

Lye FeiChief Executive Officer

I am encouraged by the initiatives taken by the Government, with more assistance given to needy Singaporeans, and increased financial support from MCYS to VWOs…

We are grateful to God for His marvellous blessings. I am pleased to report that FY09/10 has been yet another fruitful year.

Singapore came out of the financial storm slowly but surely. I am encouraged by the initiatives taken by the Government, with more assistance given to needy Singaporeans, and increased financial support from MCYS to VWOs through the wage review for social workers in the new Budget 2010/11. We are grateful to the National Council of Social Service, for being the driving force of these changes. These positive developments have assured us that the Samaritan spirit is alive and well in Singapore.

FY09/10 saw full integration of Teck Ghee Youth Centre into the Care Corner organisation, changing its name to Care Corner - Teck Ghee Youth Centre, completing the union of two ideals in serving needy youth in Teck Ghee. A special thank you to the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Hsien Loong, for his generous donation to the Centre.

Again, I wish to thank the various Community Development Councils, the Members of Parliament, and Grassroots leaders in the constituencies that we serve, for their support towards our work of helping those in need. I am grateful to the army of faithful volunteers, fellow colleagues, and Board members, especially the Chairman and Presidents.

In closing, I want to give all Glory to God the great Provider and Wonderful Counsellor. Because of Him we know that the new year will bring Hope to many more who need the touch of Love in their lives.

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1981• Care Corner Singapore is formed. It launches Operation

800 – a series of community services including 800 Youth Club, 800 Nights, 800 Publication, 800 Fellowship, 800 Studio and 800 Counselling Hotline.

1987• 800 Counselling Centre is formed, later known as Care Corner

Mandarin Counselling Centre.

1990• Care Corner Mandarin Counselling Centre is accepted as

a member of the Community Chest of Singapore and the National Council of Social Service.

• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Toa Payoh) begins operation.

• Care Corner Child Development Centre (Yishun) takes in its first batch of children.

1992• Multi-Service Centre for the Elderly in Toa Payoh is estab-

lished, later known as Care Corner Social Day Care for the Elderly (SDC).

• Care Corner Child Development Centre (St George) is set up.

1994• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Queenstown) becomes

a reality. Operation begins from a container.

1997• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Woodlands) commences

services in response to a lack of social services in that part of Singapore.

1998• Human Service Training Association (HSTA) is formed.

1999• Care Corner Seniors Activity Centre (SAC) is established

at Blk 5, Lor 7, Toa Payoh as a joint project with HDB and MCDS.

• 1st National Mandarin Counselling Conference organised by Care Corner Mandarin Counseling Centre

• Care Corner Student Care Centre (Woodlands) is set up by CCFSC (Woodlands) as an extension of the FSC to the Woodlands community.

• Care Corner Student Care Centre (Toa Payoh) is set up, initially as a joint programme with Central Singapore Joint Social Service Centre.

2000• A new logo for the organisation is adopted.• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Woodlands) and Care

Corner Student Care Centre (Woodlands) are officially opened by a Member of Parliament for Sembawang GRC

• Y’w@p, a youth club is launched, as a joint project between Care Corner Family Service Centre (Toa Payoh) and Toa Payoh Methodist Church.

2001• Care Corner Singapore Ltd commemorates its 20th

Anniversary.• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Admiralty) and Care

Corner Student Care Centre (Admiralty) commence operation.

2002• Publication and official launch of book, “Hedges & Edges:

A Compendium for Social Workers, Counsellors & Family Therapist”.

• Mediacorp 95.8 adopts Care Corner Singapore as its official charity for the year.

• Official Opening of Care Link at Golden Lotus Studio Apt by Ag Minister of Community Development and Sports.

• Official Opening of Cosy Corner Infant Care Centre by Mayor of Central Singapore CDC.

• Care Corner Mandarin Counselling Centre relocates to Blk 62B Lor 4 Toa Payoh and changes its name to Care Corner Counselling Centre.

• Care Corner Singapore Ltd purchases 17 Joo Chiat Place, having sold off its 88 St Francis Rd site.

2003• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Queenstown) opens its

Ulu Pandan Branch at Blk 3 Ghim Moh Road.• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Toa Payoh) carries out

and completes its physical expansion.• Care Corner Child Develoment Centres are selected by

MCDS to participate in Integrated Childcare Programme.• Care Corner Child Development Centre (Admiralty) opens

for enrolment.• Care Corner Educational Therapy Service, supported by

Chen Li Presbyterian Church, commences operations at Ulu Pandan to cater for children with special learning needs.

2004• Establishment of PCF Care Corner (Zhenghua)• Official launch of book “千山不独行” – a compilation of

real life issues faced by counsellors and social workers in Mandarin.

• Care Corner Student Care Centre (Toa Payoh) is relocated to a new centre at Blk 159 Lor 1 Toa Payoh.

• Care Corner Educational Therapy Service moved to a new location at Toa Payoh Lorong 1, Blk 149.

2005• Care Corner Student Care Centre (Woodlands) is extended

to increase its capacity to 120 students.• Care Corner Student Care Centre (Admiralty) is also extended

to increase student capacity to 100.• Human Services Training Association changed its name to

Care Corner Training Association.

2006• Care Corner celebrates its 25th anniversary.• Care Corner launches a new logo.

2007• Care Corner Child Development Centre (Canberra Road)

is set-up and begins enrolment.

2008• Care Corner Singapore moved its office to Blk 149 Lor 1 Toa

Payoh #01-963.• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Queenstown) relocated

to its new premises at Blk 88 Tanglin Halt Road.• Cosy Corner Infant Care Centre ceases operations due to

low demand in services.• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Admiralty) opens

its youth branch: CROSSROAD Youth Centre at Blk 645 Woodlands Ring Road #01-12.

2009• Care Corner Singapore begins providing professional

services to Teck Ghee Youth Centre.• Care Corner Counselling Centre launches a children’s

book: “抱抱我的心 Hugs for the Heart – 25 Letters from Children”, in collaboration with SPH’s Thumbs Up Depart-ment.

2010• Teck Ghee Youth Centre officially changes its name to

Care Corner - Teck Ghee Youth Centre• Care Corner Family Service Centre (Woodlands) begins

operating school-based Care Corner Student Care Centre (Marsiling Pri Sch) at Marsiling Primary School.

OUR MILESTONES

First Row (From the left)Chairman Li Hsiao Yuan Vice - Chairman Ng Choon Chuan, Michael Secretary Lim Khay Tham Treasurer Ang Yew Tiong, Daniel Assistant Treasurer Tan Siang Hwa, Wilson

Second Row (From the left)Members Ang Boon Kiat Chua Teck Leong, Jimmy Pang Kok Meng Tan Choong Khing, Amos

Third Row (From the Left)Members Tan Keng Hoon, Paul Tan Kia Jin Wee Yoke Thong, Laurence Woo Kok Chew, Raymond Yang Sik Horng (Dr)

CARE CORNER SUB-COMMITTEESAudit CommitteeChairperson Chan Wah TiongMembers Ang Boon Kiat Ng Choon Chuan, Michael Wong Toon Suan, PhillipManagement Rep. Lye Fei Judy SeowSecretariat Lee Siew Luan, Grace

Finance CommitteeChairperson Ang Yew Tiong, DanielMembers Ang Boon Kiat Tan Siang Hwa, Wilson Ong Keng Tian Pang Hoe Sang Koh Poo Huat, IsaacManagement Rep. Lye FeiSecretariat Judy Seow

Programme & Services CommitteeChairperson Wee Yoke Thong, LaurenceMembers Tan Choong Khing, Amos Tan Kia Hock, Roger Teoh Soon Beng, BenjaminManagement Rep. Lye FeiSecretariat Audrey Choo

Human Resource CommitteeChairperson Li Hsiao YuanMembers Lim Khay Tham Pang Kok Meng Tan Kia JinManagement Rep. Lye FeiSecretariat Sarah Ng

Communications CommitteeChairperson Dolly GohMembers Kwok Kin Teng, Raymond Wong Toon Suan, Phillip Cheung Teck Cheong, RichardManagement Rep. Lye Fei Khiang Whee FernSecretariat Audrey Choo

Care Corner Board and Sub-Committees

CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTD BOARD MEMBERS

EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM

Lye Fei Chief Executive Officer

Judy Seow Finance Manager

Sarah Ng HR & Admin Manager

Audrey Choo Corporate Services

Manager

Khiang Whee Fern Clinical Director, CCCC

Agnes Chia Centre Manager

FSC (Queenstown)

Daniel Chien Centre Director

FSC (Woodlands) andExecutive Director

CC-TG Youth Centre

Woo Mei Mei Centre Director

FSC (Admiralty) andCCSC (Potong Pasir)

Grace Lee Centre DirectorFSC (Toa Payoh)

and Care Link

Rebecca Soh Manager

Children & Infant Services

CARE CORNER CENTRES


Care Corner Social Care (Potong Pasir)

Care Corner Counselling Centre

Care CornerFSC (Queenstown)

Care CornerSCC (Admiralty)

CROSSROAD Youth Centre

Care CornerSCC (Woodlands)

Care CornerFSC (Woodlands)

Care CornerFSC (Admiralty)

Care CornerFSC (Toa Payoh)

Care CornerSCC (Toa Payoh)

Care CornerSeniors Activity Centre

Care Corner Social Day Care for the Elderly

Care Link

Care Corner EducationalTherapy Service

Care CornerCDC (Admiralty)

Care CornerCDC (Canberra Road)

Care CornerCDC (Yishun)

Care CornerCDC (St George)

Care Corner Training Association

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

COMBINED SOCIAL SERVICES

COUNSELLING CENTRE

FAMILY SERVICE CENTRES

STUDENT CARE CENTRES

YOUTH CENTRES

ELDER CARE CENTRES

NEIGHBOURHOOD LINK

LEARNING NEEDSCENTRE

CHILD CARE CENTRES

TRAINING CENTRE FSC: Family Service CentreCDC: Child Development CentreSC: Social Care CC-TG: Care Corner – Teck Ghee

Abbreviations

Care Corner -Teck Ghee Youth Centre

Care CornerSCC (Marsiling Pri Sch)


SUMMARY OF BENEFICIARIES

FSCAM FSCQT FSCTP FSCWL TOTAL

Direct Clients Casework & Counselling 1,269 707 677 1,141 3,794

Information & Referral 1,285 1,265 1,066 1,044 4,660

Children Programme 79 69 50 112 310

Youth Programme 62 48 25 70 205

Elderly Programme 0 110 435 0 545

Community Outreach Programme 253 4,711 6,225 503 11,692

Prison Family Programme 0 0 0 577 577

Training to External Organisations 0 0 0 20 20

Education Therapy Service 0 0 0 356 356

New Rainbow Support Group 0 34 0 0 34

School-based Programme 683 145 0 0 828

Free Legal Consultation 0 0 88 26 114

Sub Total 3,631 7,089 8,566 3,849 23,135

Indirect Clients Casework & Counselling 609 707 677 1,141 3,134

Children Programme 79 62 50 112 303

Youth Programme 62 10 25 70 167

Community Project 4,479 0 0 1,358 5,837

Elderly Programme 0 110 435 0 545

Education Therapy Service 0 0 0 356 356

Sub Total 5,229 889 1,187 3,037 10,342

Public Education Family Life Education 0 18 530 80 628

Sub Total 0 18 530 80 628

Total 8,860 7,996 10,283 6,966 34,105

FSCAM FSCQT FSCTP FSCWL TOTAL

Active Volunteers Involved 112 126 58 61 357

NUMBER OF ACTIVE FSC VOLUNTEERS

ABBREVIATIONS* FSCAM : Care Corner Family Service Centre (Admiralty) FSCQT : Care Corner Family Service Centre (Queenstown)

FSCTP : Care Corner Family Service Centre (Toa Payoh)FSCWL : Care Corner Family Service Centre (Woodlands)

COMMUNITY OUTREACH BY CARE CORNER: BENEFICIARIES VOLUNTEERSCare Corner Singapore Ltd 1,298 12

Care Corner Counselling Centre 19,788 134

Care Link 215 25

Care Corner Family Service Centres (AM, QT, TP & WL)* 34,105 357

Care Corner - Teck Ghee Youth Centre 648 30

TOTAL OUTREACH 56,054 558

CARE CORNER FAMILY SERVICE CENTRES*


Care Corner Social Care (Potong Pasir)

A social service section of Care Corner Singapore Ltd, this programme provided community outreach to the residents of the Potong Pasir area. Services included casework & counselling, information & referral, family life education, elderly outreach, youth programmes, and a youth bursary fund.

PROGRAMMES & SERVICES

Outreach No. of Clients

Elderly Programme 50

Community Outreach Programme

335

Youth Programme 76

Family Life Education 810

Mandatory Counselling 8

TOTAL 1,279

Activities Description Participants

Senior Citizens

1 L.E.A.P. (Learn English and Progress)

• Funded by C3A. • 10 sessions of Conversational English class.

25

2 Brisk Walking • Every Friday, 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.• Elderly gathered for brisk walking at

Kallang Park Connector and ended of with a time of fellowship at a coffeeshop at Blk 120 of Potong Pasir.

• Birthday Celebration on every 1st Friday of the month.

• Additional activities on every 4th Friday.

25

Community Outreach

3 M.E.A.L. Programme

• To provide financial assistance to needy families living in Potong Pasir to alleviate their financial difficulties.

• Given in the form of food vouchers.

35

4 Christmas at Potong Pasir

• Engaging 2-hour performance of magic shows, dance, songs and interactive games.

• Free snacks and gifts emphasised the spirit of giving in the Christmas season.

• Senior citizens who had attended the Care Corner Social Care (Potong Pasir) creative programme, sold their handiwork.

• Food drive conducted in support of South-East Community Develop-ment Council’s ‘South East Seasons of Giving’ event to bless the beneficiaries at Andrew & Grace Home and the needy in Potong Pasir.

300

Youth Programme

5 St Andrew’s Village Bursary

• Bursary aid for students at St Andrew’s Village schools who had financial difficulties in their households.

11

6 Y.E.A.H! (Youth Enriched After School Hours!)

• To provide an after school drop-in programme for students who hang out at public places after school.

• Publicity drive and flyers distribution in Potong Pasir, Boon Keng and neighbour-ing estates in June 2009.

• Youth are encouraged to develop interpersonal skills and family values.

7

7 Enhanced Step-Up Programme

• A school-based programme to build and strengthen social and emotional resilience among students.

• Encompasses casework, family inter-vention and groupwork with students, schools and parents.

• Collaborated with 2 schools: Paya Lebar Methodists Girls’ Secondary School and Bendemeer Secondary School.

58

Community Outreach event: “Christmas at Potong Pasir”

The total number of active volunteers was 12.



Care Corner Centre Programme No. of Children

Receiving Bursary Aid

Care Corner Child Development Centre (Admiralty)

MAXPLORER IT Enrichment Programme 12

Care Corner Student Care Cen-tre (Admiralty)

English Seed Programme – an enrichment class for

Primary 1 & 2 students’ English Development

6

Care Corner Student Care Cen-tre (Admiralty)

Maths Olympia Enrichment Programme – Primary 4 Level 1

TOTAL 19

Elderly participants and volunteers of the L.E.A.P. Programme

Parenting Education

8 Parenting Talk (FLE)

To provide parents with parenting skills for children coping with peer pressure. The talk includes topics such as:

• Issues related to self esteem in children; • Short and long term effects of peer

pressure; • Helping children cope with peer pres-

sure; • Community resources to help parents

and their children.

10

9 Cyber-wellness Talk

To provide students with knowledge on current issues such as:

• Issues related to cyber addiction;• Issues related to social networking

websites; • Issues related to online cyber gaming.

800

Others

10 Mandatory Counselling

• Provided help and support to victims of violence who needed safety and protection from further hurt.

• Helping the perpetrator find other ways of dealing with stress, anger or conflict without resorting to hurt or violence.

• Conducted through individual or group counselling.

8

Care Corner Bursary Fund

Initiated in February 2008, the Care Corner Bursary Fund provided financial subsidy assistance to children enrolled at Care Corner child development centres and student care centres. Subsidies were given to children who had difficulties with programme fees, including enrichment programmes and outings, purchasing of uniforms, and books. This fund also provided support for children’s emergency medical aid and babysitting care where needed.

In FY09/10, $5,206 was disbursed from this Fund, benefitting a total of 19 children.

“Love is patient, love is kind.

It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.

It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered,

it keeps no record of wrongs.

Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.

It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”

~ 1 Corinthians 13:4-6

A Profile of a MEAL Client

Miss S is an unmarried 48 year old, who had been taking medication for depression due to her inability to attain a permanent job. As she had a strenuous relationship with the rest of her family, Miss S was unable to receive any financial support from them. Miss S was unemployed for several months and did not have any savings. Moreover, she had budgeting issues which resulted in her having even more financial problems.

She came to know of the MEAL programme through our door-to-door survey of the Potong Pasir community. As the MEAL programme helped needy clients through the distribution of food vouchers, it provided her some respite during this difficult period of her life.

Miss S was encouraged to reduce her overspending on food and alcoholic drinks after an assessment revealed this to be a cause of her financial troubles. In a second assessment 6 months later, Miss S managed to reduce her overall spending by $600 and in addition to managing her finances better, she was also in far better spirits. She soon found a job in early 2010 and came off our MEAL programme.

*The MEAL programme helps poor and needy clients by distributing food vouchers of up to $40 a month per family member, up to a maximum of 4 members.



DISCLOSURE

1. COMPLIANCE OF CODE OF GOVERNANCE

The Company is in full compliance with the Code of Governance.

2. STAFFING

The Staff Strength was as follows:

Manager 4 Administrative Personnel 1 Social Worker 1 Programme Personnel (including Social Work Assistant) 4 Cleaner 1 Total 11

3. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS (Extracted from the Accompanying Notes to the Audited Accounts)

An entity or individual is considered a related party of the Company for the purposes of the financial statements if:

i) it possesses the ability (directly or indirectly) to control or exercise significant influence over the operating and financial decisions of the Company or vice versa; or

ii) it is subject to common control or common significant influence.

CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTD was registered under the Registry of Companies, now known as the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore on 9 December 1981 and registered under the Charities Act on 9 September 1987. The Company is a full member of the National Council of Social Service, and has an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status.

Unique Entity Number (UEN) : 198105641M

Registered Address : c/o Block 149 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #01-963 Singapore 310149

Independent Auditor : Ng, Vun & Company, Certified Public Accountants

Banker : Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd

Principal Activities : To promote family well-being through the provision of welfare services like child care, after school care, family service centres, and other community services which would benefit the poor and needy, as well as the general Singaporean community.

The Statement of Accounts were authorised for issue on 17 July 2010 by the Board. The accompanying notes to the audited accounts form an integral part of these financial statements. For a copy of the full set of accounts, please visit our website: www.carecorner.org.sg or email: [email protected]

Salary Range ($) 1 to 20,000 20,001 to 40,000

40,001 to 60,000

60,001 to 80,000

80,001 to 100,000

Total

No. of Staff 5 1 2 2 1 11

CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTDDISCLOSURE AND FINANCIAL REPORT

2010Current Year

2009Previous Year

% Increase/Decrease

Unrestricted Funds (Reserves) 2,814,619 2,155,627 31%

Restricted / Designated Funds: 30,346 37,289 -19%

- Asset Capitalisation Reserve 2,086 1,746 19%

- Bursary Fund 7,587 12,793 -41%

- Designated Project Fund 20,673 22,750 -9%

TOTAL FUNDS(Includes unrestricted, restricted / designated funds)

2,844,965 2,192,916 30%

Ratio of Reserves to Annual Operating Expenditure 4.4 4.8

4. RESERVE POLICY

In keeping with the recommendations from the National Council of Social Services, the Company’s Reserve Policy is to retain not more than 5 years of its total operating expenditure.

5. RESERVE POSITION

6. MANAGEMENT OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST

There are no paid staff on the Company’s Management Committee.

Board members are required to disclose to the Board:

i) any interest that he may have, whether directly or indirectly, in any contracts or business transactions of whatever nature that the Company may enter into or in any organisations that the Company has dealings with or is considering dealing with (whether as a joint venture partner or otherwise); and

ii) any personal interest accruing to him as one of the Company’s supplier, user of services or beneficiary.

The affected management committee member may not vote on the issue that was the subject matter of the disclosure nor participate in discussions relating to the same save that he may provide explanation or clarification of his interest in the said issue if this should be required by the Management Committee. The minutes of for this particular meeting will clearly document the disclosure made as well as the basis for arriving at the final decision in relation to the issue at stake.

During the financial year, transactions with related parties on terms agreed between the parties are as follows:

2010 2009

$ $

Administration fee 515,000 450,460

Donation Income 10,000 -

Donation expense - 13,500

IT expenses 420 2,426

Key management compensation

Key personnel remuneration (included in Employee Benefits - Note 5) 278,445 209,386


CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTDSTATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOMEFor the financial year ended 31 March 2010

Note 2010 2009

$ $

Service fees 3 3,225 1,598

Other income 4 1,288,234 569,719

Interest income 2,640 7,206

Depreciation (48,702) (47,360)

Employee benefits 5 (489,490) (288, 266)

Other operating expenses 6 (96,915) (113,932)

Surplus for the year 658,992 128,965

Total comprehensive income for the year 658,992 128,965

The accompanying notes to the audited accounts form an integral part of these financial statements. For a copy of the full set of accounts, please visit our website: www.carecorner.org.sg or email: [email protected]


Note 2010 2009

$ $

ASSETS

Property, plant and equipment 7 55,114 1,045,471

Current assets

Other receivables 8 1,602,164 58,082

Fixed deposits 9 1,000,000 750,000

Cash and bank balances 10 270,329 387,760

2,872,493 1,195,842

TOTAL ASSETS 2,927,607 2,241,313

FUNDS AND LIABILITIES

Funds

Accumulated fund 11 2,814,619 2,155,627

Asset capitalisation reserve 12 2,086 1,746

Bursary fund 13 7,587 12,793

Designated project fund 14 20,673 22,750

2,844,965 2,192,916

Current liabilities

Accruals 52,416 39,158

Other payables 15 30,226 9,239

82,642 48,397

TOTAL FUNDS AND LIABILITIES 2,927,607 2,241,313

CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTDBALANCE SHEETAs at 31 March 2010



Accumulated Fund

$

Asset Capitalisation

Reserve$

Bursary Fund

$

Designated Project

Fund$

Total$

Balance as at 1 April 20082,026,662 - - - 2,026,662

Total comprehensive income for the year 128,965 - - - 128,965

Movement for the year- 2,619 12,793 22,750 38,162

Depreciation charge- (873) - - (873)

Balance as at 31 March 2009 2,155,627 1,746 12,793 22,750 2,192,916

Total comprehensive income for the year 658,992 - - - 658,992

Movement for the year- 1,820 (5,206) (2,077) (5,463)

Depreciation charge- (1,480) - - (1,480)

Balance as at 31 March 2010 2,814,619 2,086 7,587 20,673 2,844,965


CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTDSTATEMENT OF CHANGES IN ACCUMULATED FUND AND SPECIFIC FUNDSFor the financial year ended 31 March 2010


Note 2010 2009

$ $

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Surplus for the year 658,992 128,965

Adjustments for:

Depreciation 48,702 47,360

Interest income (2,640) (7,206)

Gain on disposal of property (652,564) 3,176

Operating surplus before working capital changes 52,490 172,295

Changes in working capital:

Other receivables (1,544,082) 37,000

Other payables and accruals 34,245 (22,554)

Cash generated (used in)/from operations (1,457,347) 186,742

Bursaries given (11,533) (2,712)

Net cash generated (used in)/from operating activities (1,468,880) 184,029

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Net proceeds from sale of property 1,600,664 -

Interest income 2,640 7,206

Purchase of plant and equipment (7,925) (19,974)

Net cash generated (used in)/from operating activities 1,595,379 (12,768)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Capital grants received 1,820 2,619

Donations for bursary and designated project funds 4,250 38,255

Net cash generated from financing activities 6,070 40,874

Net increase in cash & cash equivalents 132,569 212,135

Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of year 1,137,760 925,625

Cash & cash equivalents at end of year 1,270,329 1,137,760

Represented by:

Fixed deposits 1,000,000 870,000

Cash and bank balances 10 270,329 387,760

Cash and cash equivalent at end of year 1,270,329 1,137,760

CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTDSTATEMENT OF CASH FLOWSFor the financial year ended 31 March 2010



CARE CORNER SINGAPORE LTDCARE CORNER SOCIAL CARE (POTONG PASIR) - PROGRAMME

DONORSSUPPORT IN CASH $10,000 and above• CSE Global Ltd• Lye Fei

$5,000 to $9,999• Calvary Baptist Church• City Pacific Resources Pte Ltd • Lee Sze Liang• Quek Yong Meng

$1,000 to $4,999• Lee Kim Tah Foundation• Lim Ah Gek• Pauline Kwan

$500 to $999• Au Jian Michael• Cecuritiec Asia Pte Ltd

$100 to $499• Fiona Tan• Hong Shiok Chung• Lee Chun Wah• Ng Poh Cheng• Simon Lam• Times Software Pte Ltd• Tan Wee Kian Marcus

SUPPORT IN KIND ORGANISATION/CORPORATION• Public Utilities Board• Spot Thee gift

VOLUNTEERSCOMMUNITY/EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION• Calvary Baptist Church• Chapel of Resurrection• Peoples’ Presbyterian Church• PP Citizens’ Consultative Committee• PP Senior Citizens’ Executive

Committee

INDIVIDUAL• Liow Ee Jun• Ng Shan Shan• Zhang Shunling

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF VOLUNTEERS & DONORS



Over 28 Years as a

Social Service Provider

Care Corner Singapore LtdEstablished: 9 December 1981Registration No.: 198105641MTel: 6250 6813 Email: [email protected]

Our Partners in Social Services:

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