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PPIS is a non-profit organisation.

PPIS run three core community services, namely Family Services, Student Care, and a Residential Facility, serving as a secular halfway house for women engaged in community rehabilitation programmes.

With 10 centres island-wide, the services work together to provide quality and holistic support and developmental programmes for women and their families across the different phases of their lives.

- Family Services: https://ppis.sg/family-services
- Student Care: https://ppis.sg/student-care
- Learn more: https://ppis.sg/aboutus

29/10/2026

And so it begins! 💜✨

On 24 October, we officially welcomed our pioneering cohort of PPIS Women LeadHers, marking the start of an exciting journey ahead!

We were honoured to have Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Mr Zaqy Mohamad join us for this special occasion, alongside our mentors, programme partners and aspiring women leaders.

From meaningful conversations to new connections, it was a wonderful start to what lies ahead. A big thank you to Maybank Singapore and Korn Ferry for being part of this journey with us!

Inspired to begin your own leadership journey?
We’re inviting more women to be part of PPIS Women LeadHers! Register your interest at tinyurl.com/wlmentee26

26/10/2026

Where will your child be after school? 🕒

At PPIS 7oaks Student Care Centre, afternoons are more than just waiting for pick-up. They’re opportunities for children to learn, grow and thrive in a safe and supportive environment!

Here’s what your child can look forward to:

📚 Guided homework support
🍱 Fresh and nutritious meals
🎨 Enrichment and activities that build confidence and life skills
🤝 A safe and caring environment

📢 Registration for 2027 is now open!
📍 Bedok & Jurong | For Primary 1 to 6 students

🔗 Register here: https://tinyurl.com/sccregistration27

26/10/2026

SINGAPURA: Sebagai ibu kepada dua anak yang perlu mengimbangi tuntutan kerjaya dan pengajian, Cik Humairah Hafiz, 31 tahun, adakalanya kurang yakin untuk merebut peluang baharu dan menggalas tanggungjawab lebih besar. Namun, Cik Humairah tidak mahu kebimbangan itu menghalangnya daripada terus mengem...

23/10/2026

As family life evolves, so must our conversations. 🧡

What does it mean to have meaningful choices? How do we recognise caregiving and shared responsibilities? And how can more Muslim women have a voice in decisions that matter?

These were some of the questions explored at the Seminar on Women and Family in Islam (SWFI) 2026.

As Research & Knowledge Partner, PPIS joined the conversations, with our President A/P Dr Razwana Begum, Vice-President Nur Liyana Sinwan and CEO Aidaroyani Adam contributing their perspectives across the three discussions.

Through conversations like these, we hope to better understand the changing needs of Muslim women and families, and identify where further research can help shape more relevant support.

Because better questions can lead to better understanding and support. ✨

📸: Muis & PPIS

22/10/2026

Mentorship isn’t one-way. It’s an exchange of experiences, perspectives and opportunities to grow together.

This spirit of mutual learning was reflected during the Orientation Day for Cohort 1 of our Women LeadHers programme in September, where mentors and mentees came together to begin their mentorship journey.

Beyond sharing knowledge and guidance, mentorship creates opportunities for women to broaden their perspectives, build meaningful connections and support one another’s personal and professional growth.

Through Women LeadHers, we aim to create spaces where women feel empowered to build confidence, explore their potential and pursue their aspirations, supported by a community that believes in growing together.

Hear from our mentors and mentees as they share what motivated them to embark on this journey and why they encourage other women to take that first step. 🌱

🚀 Applications for Cohort 2 are still open! Interested in becoming a mentee? Find out more and apply at https://lnkd.in/g3VsFtXV

21/10/2026

Some of the best lessons happen beyond the classroom! 📚

This September school holidays, our PPIS 7oaks Student Care children had the opportunity to learn through two different experiences.

At a Financial Literacy Programme organised by Standard Chartered with Prudential and MSF, 18 children from 7oaks SCC Bedok explored earning, saving, spending and donating, before putting their learning into practice during a supermarket trip.

Our children also took on the SportCares–Li Foundation Triathlon, completing 50m of swimming, 1,600m of cycling and 800m of running.

From making everyday financial decisions to taking on physical challenges, these experiences offered opportunities to build practical life skills, confidence and perseverance.

Thank you to our partners for making these learning opportunities possible!

18/10/2026

Every woman’s experience of menopause is different, and understanding these experiences is an important step towards creating more supportive environments.

From open conversations to simple adjustments at home and in the workplace, there are many ways we can support women as they navigate this natural stage of life.

This World Menopause Day, let’s encourage greater awareness, understanding and practical support for women in our families, workplaces and communities.

The Menopause Care Playbook, developed by the Cross-Sector Menopause Taskforce, offers practical and evidence-informed guidance for organisations to create more supportive and inclusive workplaces. It covers areas such as navigating conversations about menopause, practical workplace adjustments and ways managers and colleagues can offer support.

PPIS is a founding member of the Taskforce, with our Honorary Treasurer, Zulaifah Abd Ghani, spearheading PPIS’s involvement, supported by our Research and Evaluation Department (RED) in contributing to the development of the Playbook.

Explore the full Playbook: https://tinyurl.com/menopauseplaybook

16/10/2026

Supporting individuals and families takes more than one organisation. It also means sharing knowledge, learning from one another and finding ways to strengthen the support available within our communities.

At the One Mosque Sector (OMS) Townhall 2026, PPIS’ Practice Development Unit (PDU), represented by Principal Social Worker Zahara Mahmood, shared how our work extends beyond direct services through research, training and practice development, including existing collaborations with mosques and asatizahs.

The Townhall also provided an opportunity to connect with mosque-sector leaders and explore potential areas for future collaboration.

We look forward to building on these conversations and continuing to work alongside community partners in support of Muis’ broader Community Religious Life (CRL) efforts.

13/10/2026

We often talk about resilience as an individual quality - the ability to bounce back, adapt and keep going. But what if we looked at resilience through an interpersonal lens?

At a recent talk at Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), PPIS Board Member A/P Dr Atiqah Azhari shared an important perspective: our capacity to cope is shaped not only by what we experience, but also by the relationships and environments around us.

This has important implications for how we support families. Whether navigating everyday pressures or more difficult circumstances, having reliable relationships and support systems can help families manage stress and remain connected.

It also reminds us that family support should not begin only at the point of crisis. Strengthening relationships and support systems early can help create the safety and stability families need to navigate challenges.

At PPIS, this resonates with our work in supporting families across different stages of life through programmes and services that strengthen relationships, build capabilities and provide support when needed.

Because strengthening resilience is not only about helping people cope with adversity. It is also about making sure they do not have to face it alone.

Address

Blk 1 Eunos Cresent #01-2509
Singapore
400001

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+6567440258

Website

http://www.ppis.sg/

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