Charity
Heartware Network
About
What does Heartware Network do?
Heartware Network is a charitable youth organization that ignites hearts, impacts with values, character, and skills to make a real difference in the community! They engage young minds between 15-24 years old, equipping them as proactive leaders for service. The Youth Leadership thrust mentors and empowers youths to plan large-scale projects while shepherding others. The Youth Entrepreneurship thrust helps develop life skills through entrepreneurial opportunities instilling a "Can Do, Will Do" attitude
Founded
2000
People
mayank fulbihari parekh, anthony lim gek seng, vinay agrawal, yim weng siong jessie, vikas arora, huang der yee, raymond, vincent leow, wong liang chin, jeffrey, oon jit seng, hoe tat kai
Causes
Highlights
- Donations are tax-deductible
- Registered Charity
- Established since 2000
- Published yearly Annual Reports
Society Impact
- Encouraging youth between 15 and 24 years old to be proactive in community service, fostering a sense of responsibility and civic engagement among young individuals.
- Developing leadership skills through mentorship programs that guide youths in planning large-scale community projects and leading other youths.
- Promoting entrepreneurial spirit by providing opportunities for youths to develop life skills relevant to the workplace, instilling a "Can Do, Will Do" attitude.
- Empowering young volunteers to make a positive impact on their communities through sustainable actions and projects that address social issues.
- Providing disadvantaged children with equal opportunities for education by offering weekly tuition programs.
- Supporting the development of young entrepreneurs by providing mentorship, helping them turn great business ideas into successful ventures.
- Equipping
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