About
What does Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore) do?
The Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore) empowers individuals to make a difference for all living things, focusing on environmental conservation and community development through various programs such as Roots & Shoots service learning, Eco-literacy classes, Monkey Walks, and public talks. Your support is appreciated in making a positive impact on the environment, animals, and people of Singapore.
Founded
2020
People
kenneth chow kok wee, wee li ann, ang hui fang andie, richard lance hartung, vilma ann maria d'rozario, carmen pang, elaine tan po tin, conal mcmahon, teo jo-hsuan
Causes
Highlights
- Registered Charity
- Established since 2020
- Published yearly Annual Reports
Society Impact
- Empowering and inspiring young people to take action for environmental conservation, animal welfare, and community development.
- Providing educational programs such as Roots & Shoots service learning program, Eco-literacy classes in secondary schools, and public talks on environment-animals-community issues.
- Promoting a culture of sustainability and environmental stewardship among Singaporeans through various outreach activities and initiatives.
- Encouraging individuals to make a difference for all living things by supporting conservation efforts in Singapore.
- Supporting the Jane Goodall's philosophy of making a positive impact on the environment, animals, and community.
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