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3,000 N95 masks secured. Allocation & delivery subject to confirmationWhere we stand
SG As OneGOOD NEIGHBOURS. GREATER TOGETHER.

Free masks,
brought to your
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.

Request masks Volunteer Become a Block Host
Original illustration of neighbours, greenery, a kampung house and familiar HDB blocks in a Singapore neighbourhood.
A helping hand, a little closer to home.

The idea

Doorstep mask assistance

SG As One brings volunteers and local helpers together to organise 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.

Where we stand

Supply and coordination

3,000 masks secured.
Allocation and delivery require confirmation.

SUPPLY SECURED

3,000 masks secured

3,000 N95 masks have been secured for the community effort.

Requests are reviewed against available stock and volunteer capacity. Allocation and delivery arrangements will be confirmed.

Request masks

Mask supply

3,000 N95 masks secured. Allocation and delivery require confirmation.

Secured

Volunteer helping hands

Doorstep support, packing, coordination and Block Hosts.

Volunteer with us

Household & block requests

Across Singapore, subject to allocation and volunteer capacity.

Help us reach your neighbours
Signups open

Community partners

Offer supplies, transport or local connections.

Open to partnerships

How it works

How a handover is arranged

Share what is needed. Plan with care. Confirm the handover.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

Get involved

Request masks or lend a hand

Choose the form for your household, block, volunteer interest or practical support.

VOLUNTEER HELPING HANDS

Every helping hand has a place.

Tell us how you’d like to help. We’ll agree the activity, place and timing with you before assigning anything.

Lend a hand

Fields are required unless marked optional.

Your contact details

Your own contact only. We’ll use it to follow up, not publish it.

How would you like to help?

Choose one or more. A coordinator will confirm the role and activity with you.

The first 2 digits of your postal code. No full address.

For example: Saturday afternoons, about 2 hours.

Want to request masks for your block too? Share your aggregate request as a Block Host.

Complete the security check before sending.

We’ll contact you to confirm availability and arrangements.

Your details stay private.

Share only your own contact details and the information needed for coordination. We’ll contact you to confirm availability and arrangements. Never include NRIC numbers, medical information, exact unit numbers or neighbours’ personal lists.

A NOTE FROM THE BEGINNING

A small idea,
close to home.

My dad is a taxi driver, and my ah ma likes going around collecting cardboard.

Seeing them head out during the haze hits close to home. Many other families, workers and businesses across Singapore are affected too.

As the founder of a vending machine company with over 100 machines across Singapore, I welcome the government’s mask distribution efforts. But having masks available does not mean everyone can easily collect them.

Some seniors may struggle to get out, use a machine or know where help is available. Queues can mean more time outside, while limited collection-counter hours may be difficult for working adults.

SG As One helps bridge that gap by bringing neighbours together to get masks to doorsteps. Households can request help, Block Hosts can coordinate for their neighbours, and volunteers can lend a hand with packing and delivery.

Information you can check

Official haze guidance

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.

YOUR INFORMATION

Care begins
with trust.

These forms send your details to SG As One for private volunteer, mask-request or practical-support coordination. Submissions are stored in a dedicated Cloudflare D1 database and reviewed through authorised, authenticated Cloudflare access.

Cloudflare Turnstile helps protect the forms from automated submissions. Its security check is verified by the server before a new submission is accepted.

The website does not save your form entries to browser storage or show them in a public directory. Share your own contact details only; Block Hosts provide consenting households’ aggregate counts.

Never submit NRIC numbers, medical records or neighbours’ personal data. Block Hosts should provide aggregate household and mask counts only.

There is no public resident directory or beneficiary map. A receipt confirms submission only; allocation, volunteer activities and handovers are agreed separately.

Regional air-quality readings are requested directly from data.gov.sg. Your device location is not used.