About Us

Harvest Care Centre

We are a non-profit organization officially registered with the Registry of Societies since 18 March 2005. Facing the growing needs of youths, families and the elderly in our society, we want to play our part in actively reaching out to these various needs. Therefore, we dedicate ourselves to transforming communities by meeting the needs of individuals and families of all races and religions.

Our Vision

We are committed to establish a broad base of services to reach various needs in communities both locally and overseas.

Our Mission

We dedicate ourselves to transforming communities by meeting the needs of individuals and families of all races and religions.

Board of Directors

Rev Bernard Foo
President of the Board

Rev Bernard Foo is the Senior Pastor of Harvester Community Church. Prior to that, he was working in the banking industry. Together with his wife, Rev Bernard Foo has been thickly involved in family and pre-marital counselling for more than twenty years and has set up educational centres in India and the Philippines. He has a strong passion to see families and communities impacted and empowered in Singapore and other countries. Married for more than twenty years, Rev Bernard Foo is a proud father of two grown-up sons and now a loving grandfather of three adorable grandchildren.

Mr Vincent Heng
Vice-President of the Board

Mr Vincent Heng is a director in a statutory board. His responsibilities includes broadly ensuring organisational resilience in the areas of risk management, emergency preparedness and contingency response. With his creativity and initiative, Mr Vincent Heng has spearheaded many fundraising events for Harvest Care Centre. A firm believer in teamwork, he passionately looks for avenues of collaboration and partnership because "together we can do more". Married for more than twenty-five years, Mr Vincent Heng is a father of three youths from age of 18 - 24 yrs old.

Ms Priscilla Teng
Secretary of the Board

Ms Priscilla Teng is a Manager at a Tertiary Institution. With her strong administrative skills, Ms Priscilla Teng has provided valuable support in the running of Harvest Care Centre. Her previous volunteering experience involved counselling premature school leavers to return to school or be gainfully employed. Ms Priscilla Teng holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the National University of Singapore.

Mr Christopher Neo
Member of the Board

Mr Christopher Neo is an accountant working in a multinational company based in Singapore. He aspires to contribute his avid background experience in accountancy and finance to the cause of Harvest Care Centre. Mr Christopher Neo has also been part of various planning committees for events in Harvest Care Centre, with one example being ROMP! a youth sports carnival, where he spearheaded the table tennis competition. Mr Christopher Neo graduated from Nanyang Technological University with a Bachelor in Accountancy.

Ms Lee Mei Xian
Treasurer of the Board

Ms Lee Meixian has more than ten years of experience working in the media industry, spanning film, journalism, public relations and investor relations. Ms Lee Meixian believes that she is able to contribute to Harvest Care Centre in the area of external communication, by conveying what the organisation stands for to the public. She holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) from the National University of Singapore, with a major in communications and news media

Testimonials

The facilitators at Harvest Care Centre were able to connect with the students. Our students feel comfortable to share their thoughts openly with them.

Ms Faridah

Teacher at Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)

The programme covers topics such as management of emotions, study skills like mnemonics, scheduling and setting meaningful goals.

Mrs Anna Leong

Counsellor at Pei Hwa Secondary

Coach Joshua has built good rapport with our students and has put in commendable effort in preparing eCCA sessions during the pandemic.

Mr Tan
Teacher at Waterway Primary School

Special thanks to Gek Leng and Rongzhu for the wonderful engagement with the pupils.

Ms Lim

Tampines Primary School

You guys make my day even in the darkest time!

Jayden Ho
Student at Temasek Secondary School

It was very fun to attend the course because we got to share what happen in our lives and we got to learn valuable lessons from it.

Dorsal Chew

Student at Temasek Secondary School

I have learnt different skills and game strategies through the weekly training sessions. My character have been developed through self-discipline and help from the coaches.

Bryan Foo

Wad Hoops Basketball Player

Training is quite fun and I feel proud as the captain to represent the club for competitions.

Ryain Chua

Wad Le Soccer Player

I have been deeply encouraged and overjoyed as I see how overseas communities have been transformed through our consistent efforts (e.g. children learn English and families take on projects to generate income) I have also become more grateful and I treasure my relationships more deeply.

Lin Xue Ming

Facilitator for OSL

By the end of the session, I felt so good about myself. The training had different stages that helped me discover what I am interested in and how I can help the community.

Aunsha Venkataraman

Volunteer

Through the parent-child workshop, I understand my daughter’s love language and how I can better express my love for her. Now she listens, responds and obey most of the time!

Castro Louie Aquino

Parent

I am impressed that the SPARKS Student Care Centre is well set-up with the tuition room and kids playroom where they can play soccer and basketball at the rooftop of the centre too. I can see that my son is changing for the better since he was enrolled in this centre and I appreciate all the teachers who have guided and patiently taught our child.

Thandar and Kokomin

Parents