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[Submissions CLOSED]
For mothers who could use SIX months of free counselling support

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Fortnightly therapy fully sponsored by Mustela Singapore for six months :)

We are currently working with our corporate partner, Mustela Singapore, to sponsor fortnightly therapy and counselling for FIVE MOTHERS for the next 6 months!

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Eligibility Criteria:

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  • You are a Mum with children below the age of 18

  • You hold a BLUE CHAS card or can demonstrate need for this financial-assistance sponsorship program (E.g. Letter from Charity, MP or explanation to us in the form below)​

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Programme details:

  • You will have a dedicated counsellor for the six month period of February 2026 to July 2026 to see on a fortnightly basis.

  • You can choose to see your counsellor at our centre in Bishan or online

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What you'd need to do:

  • First, fill out the form below if you're eligible! We'll get back to you within a week depending on the number of submissions.

  • If selected, we'd need your consent to put up a profile about yourself, anonymously of course, on this webpage :)

  • If selected, we'd also need your consent to work with your counsellor to provide a written update every two months to show-case this program on the anonymous webpage profile (as mentioned above) :)

Apply to be sponsored

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About the corporate sponsor

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Mustela is a baby and mother care organisation that aims to empower mothers and their children.

About IASH.SG

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We are a registered social enterprise that aims to make mental health more accessible and affordable. No one deserves to struggle alone.

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