Founded in 1992, Club Rainbow (Singapore) is a registered charity committed to provide compassionate services to children suffering from major chronic and life-threatening illnesses.

Currently supporting more than 470 children and their families, we provide a range of free services including a volunteer-based befriender network and counselling, free tuition at our Rainbow Family Care Centre on weekends, home tuition and bedside tuition for children warded at the KK Women's and Children's Hospital and National University Hospital.

Club Rainbow helps in family bonding through a range of social activities. We organise talks for parents on medical and family-related issues and provides a host of support services for our Rainbow families covering emotional support, educational help, informational support, financial assistance and social integration.

For needy families, the charity also provides financial help. In addition, Club Rainbow also operates a Rainbow Care and Resource Centre located at the fourth level of the National University Hospital which caters reading materials and books to the parents. Children who are warded in the hospital can utilise the resources. Plans are in place for another Rainbow Care and Resource Centre at KK Women's and Children's Hospital within the year.

The charity’s aim is to give Club Rainbow children and their families every chance to lead as close to a normal life as possible and cope with the effects of illness on their lives.

We are registered with the Commissioner of Charities, and an Institution of Public Character (IPC) administered by the Ministry of Health. The IPC status enables us to provide tax-deductible receipts for direct donations, which are double tax-deductible*

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