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Breastfeeding Mothers' Support Group (Singapore)

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What does Breastfeeding Mothers' Support Group (Singapore) do?

Breastfeeding Mothers' Support Group (Singapore) empowers mothers through emotional support, companionship and information to normalize breastfeeding in Singaporean society.

Founded

1992

People

khatimatul husna binte hamidon, chow yiling, elaine, noor atiqah ab halim, lim kim yen, diwi aishah binte ali, far'ain binte jaafar, heng wen xiu, hodik alona, lim jia yan, edna, lim pei voon

Causes

Health & Wellness Children Education

Highlights

Donations are tax-deductible
Registered Charity
Established since 1992
Published yearly Annual Reports
Audited Financial Statements

Society Impact

Normalization of breastfeeding: The group helps to increase acceptance and normalize breastfeeding in Singaporean society, reducing stigma and promoting a healthier view of infant feeding.
Emotional support for mothers: By providing a safe space for mothers to share experiences and challenges, the group can help reduce feelings of isolation and improve mental well-being among breastfeeding mothers.
Encouragement of exclusive breastfeeding: The organization may promote and encourage mothers to exclusively breastfeed their infants, which has numerous health benefits for both mother and baby.
Increased awareness about breastfeeding: Through education and information sharing within the group, members can become more informed about the benefits of breastfeeding and how to overcome common

Financials

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What are the donations used for?

Normalization of breastfeeding: The group helps to increase acceptance and normalize breastfeeding in Singaporean society, reducing stigma and promoting a healthier view of infant feeding.
Emotional support for mothers: By providing a safe space for mothers to share experiences and challenges, the group can help reduce feelings of isolation and improve mental well-being among breastfeeding mothers.
Encouragement of exclusive breastfeeding: The organization may promote and encourage mothers to exclusively breastfeed their infants, which has numerous health benefits for both mother and baby.
Increased awareness about breastfeeding: Through education and information sharing within the group, members can become more informed about the benefits of breastfeeding and how to overcome common

Financial Information

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