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doorstep.
A little kampung spirit can go a long way.
Request N95 masks for your household, or become a Block Host to help your neighbours receive theirs.
THE KAMPUNG SPIRIT, REIMAGINED
Help should feel
like a neighbour.
A familiar face. A thoughtful check-in. One small act that makes the day a little easier.
SG As One brings that spirit to a practical effort: organising volunteers and local helpers to help neighbours with doorstep haze-mask assistance.
We welcome interest from across Singapore. Help depends on available allocation, volunteer capacity and a confirmed handover. Registering a request does not guarantee immediate delivery or coverage in every area.
Neighbours first
Respectful help, shaped around everyday needs.
Small, thoughtful steps
Careful allocation and clear handover arrangements.
Trust through clarity
Honest about what’s ready and what’s still an idea.
WHERE WE STAND
Help starts
with a neighbour.
10,000 masks secured.
An initial 5,000 are in hand.
SUPPLY SECURED10,000 masks.
10,000 masks.
A shared beginning.
10,000 N95 masks have been secured. An initial 5,000 are already in hand, sealed and within expiry.
Requests are reviewed against available stock and volunteer capacity. Allocation and delivery arrangements will be confirmed.
Request masksMask supply
10,000 N95 masks secured; an initial 5,000 are in hand, sealed and within expiry.
Volunteer helping hands
Doorstep support, packing, coordination and Block Hosts.
Household & block requests
Across Singapore, subject to allocation and volunteer capacity.
Help us reach your neighboursCommunity partners
Offer supplies, transport or local connections.
HELP, WITH A CLEAR NEXT STEP
From a helping hand
to a doorstep.
Share what is needed. Plan with care. Confirm the handover.
- 01
Share your request or offer
Use the appropriate form to request masks or volunteer. Coordinators review requested quantities against the available supply; Block Hosts share consenting households’ aggregate counts.
- 02
Coordinate with care
Coordinators group requests by area and match them with available volunteers. This is a human coordination process; submission alone does not reserve masks.
- 03
Agree a handover
For household requests, we’ll contact you to arrange doorstep delivery, subject to availability. Block Hosts agree a batch handover and distribute to consenting neighbours. Coordinators then record completion privately.
THERE’S A PLACE FOR YOU
A little time.
A meaningful part.
Good with people? Happy to organise?
There are many ways to lend a hand.
VOLUNTEER HELPING HANDS
Every helping hand has a place.
Share your availability and the role you can help with. A coordinator will confirm arrangements before any activity is assigned.
- Doorstep assistanceSupport an agreed handover in an area you can reach.
- Packing & coordinationHelp organise supplies, requests and volunteer availability.
- Collection & transportHelp move an agreed batch between packing points, local volunteers and Block Hosts.
Loads Google Forms here when you choose. You can also open it separately.
HOUSEHOLD & BLOCK ASSISTANCE
A helping hand, closer to home.
Requests are welcome from across Singapore. Share only the information needed to arrange a follow-up, using the appropriate request form.
Every request needs confirmation.
Submission does not reserve masks or confirm a delivery. Allocation, area coverage and timing depend on supplies, volunteer capacity and a confirmed handover.
- For my householdRequest masks for yourself and the people you live with. We’ll contact you to arrange doorstep delivery, subject to availability.
- For my block — become a Block HostGather the number of consenting households and the total masks requested. We’ll contact you to arrange a batch handover; you then distribute the masks to your neighbours.
Block Hosts share their own contact details and aggregate quantities only, with neighbours’ consent. Do not submit neighbours’ personal lists, NRIC numbers, medical records or exact addresses. Read the form’s privacy notice.
Loads Google Forms here when you choose. You can also open it separately.
SUPPLIES, TRANSPORT & COMMUNITY SUPPORT
More hands. More ways to care.
Have masks, water, transport or practical help to offer? Use the support contact route to discuss what you can contribute and agree the next step.
- Masks & waterDiscuss item details, condition, quantities and an agreed handover before sending supplies.
- Community connectionsHelp shape accessible referral arrangements and bring local knowledge to coordination.
- Volunteer supportOffer packing, transport or coordination help through the volunteer route.
How can I support SG As One?
Use the Support us form to offer supplies, transport or practical help. Please wait for quantities and handover arrangements to be confirmed before sending items.
Share what you can offer, the quantity if relevant, and a way for the coordination team to follow up.
Before you submit
Google Forms handles the forms shown here or opened separately, and collects information for coordination. We’ll contact you to confirm availability and arrangements. Block Hosts should share aggregate household and mask counts only, without neighbours’ personal information.
A NOTE FROM THE BEGINNING
A small idea,
close to home.
I’m the founder of a vending machine company. My dad is a 63-year-old taxi driver, and my ah ma likes going around collecting cardboard.
Seeing people I love heading out during the haze makes this personal. SG As One brings neighbours together to help people get the masks they need.
INFORMATION YOU CAN CHECK
For haze guidance,
go to the source.
For current official information, use the resources below.
SG As One does not provide medical advice. Regional air-quality readings come from NEA via data.gov.sg.
Official mask informationgo.gov.sg/hazemask · External websiteMinistry of Health: Hazemoh.gov.sg · External website
These links are provided for reference. They do not imply government endorsement of this independent initiative.