Annual Report FY2022/23
Deeper Connections, Fuller Lives
OVERVIEW OF SERVICES
MWS’ holistic empowerment of beneficiaries rests on an integrated suite of services. These include pastoral care; case management and counselling; medical and rehabilitative care; home-based, community-based and residential care; a debt clearance and asset-building scheme; family support and other services.
Today, we serve to meet the needs of children from disadvantaged backgrounds and youths at risk; seniors battling chronic illness or social isolation; and families troubled by fractured relationships, financial woes and other forms of distress through 22 centres and programmes across Singapore.
Messages
Patron’s Message
(John) Wesley spoke also of “works of mercy”, and by this, he was referring to acts of charity and compassion to the poor and homeless, to those in prisons or confined in nursing homes and hospitals.
Chairperson’s Message
MWS has remained steadfast to our commitment to empower people to have life to the full.
Acting CEO’s Message
In the community where we serve, human connections are core to improving overall health and social well-being.
Key Highlights
Fundraising
$13.3
Million Raised
8.4% less than FY2021/22
$13.3
Million Raised
8.4% less than FY2021/22
7.5%
(Before Sponsorship)
Fundraising Cost
7.5%
(Before Sponsorship)
Fundraising Cost
92.5¢
of Every Dollar Raised
went directly to MWS Centres and Programmes
92.5¢
of Every Dollar Raised
went directly to MWS Centres and Programmes
In FY2022/23, MWS received donations and sponsorships amounting to $13.3 million. MWS kept its fundraising cost to
7.5% of funds raised (before sponsorship), well below the 30% ceiling guideline set by the Charity Council.
Operating Expenditure
$60.7
Million
7% more than FY2021/22
$60.7
Million
7% more than FY2021/22
▪ Chronically Ill & Destitute in Residential Care
▪ Socially Isolated & Frail in Community Eldercare
▪ Families experiencing Distress
▪ Youths at Risk in Rehabilitation
▪ Children from Disadvantaged Backgrounds
▪ Management & Shared Services
Any deficits incurred by programmes were underwritten by MWS.
