Partnering KKCH medical social work dept to make the world a better place to live in

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Partnering KKCH medical social work dept to make the world a better place to live in

Dear friends,

I have been so busy lately that I haven't been able to say our thank-yous fast enough to all our friends in project kyrie who have been doing wonderful things with us.

Today, I would like to dedicate this page to friends who have been helping the needy and sick children in Singapore. We have worked together many times with KK children's hospital medical social work dept through the year without mentioning even once to friends who follow this blog.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Chia Yi, Joy, Peter Twang and Budi Soehardi for fulfilling a child's last wish to have an expensive game set.

This child could not have her wish fulfilled by the make-a-wish foundation because she fell out of the qualifying age group. When the medical social workers from KKCH came to us with this request, friends of project kyrie supported this cause quickly without hesitation and a child had her last wish fulfilled. Her illness has since taken her away from us but I am sure we have given her some joy to take with her to heaven.

Thank you also to Agnes Koh for having given her entire hello kitty collection to make many KKCH needy children smile when pain was abound. Thanks also to Betty Ng & friends, Chooi Peng and many more who gave baby clothes and baby cots when help in getting these items were requested .

Most recent was the love extended by Peter Twang, Jerry Yong and Linda for supporting without hesitation the funds and gifts needed for a last minute children's party for needy sick children at KKCH. Becuse of your kindness, they enjoyed party food, balloons, games and beautiful cartoon backpacks to take home with them.

I have probably missed out many others who have given their time and love for the children and families of these children. Do forgive me. I pray that whatever each has done to make even a moment of a sick and needy child's life better in anyway that our Father will bless you all with the same heart of generosity that you have so generously extended to them.

Last but not the least, I am in awe of the love the KKCH medical social workers have for their ill and needy children. They have spared no efforts to make a difference in the lives of the patients they serve.

Together with you, serving the poor,

Mill

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Our Message

We have a simple vision of creating a tidal wave of kindness from a ripple of effort given by busy individuals.

We are a network of friends standing in solidarity to provide support and assistance to the poor.

A little effort by each person can change the life of someone in need positively for a lifetime.

Our mission at Project Kyrie is to support humanitarian relief efforts of NGOs and individuals to make a small difference in the lives of others by facilitating funds and resources to organisations and persons of most need.

Who.We.Are

Project Kyrie

Believes that everyone can make a difference in the lives of others so long as we do whatever little we can. It may just be a quick phone call or an introduction amidst busy schedules.

We believe that there are many kind-hearted individuals who would like to help those less privileged but are too busy with their work and their families to be able to locate where the poor and needy are.

Our mission is to connect the givers to the beneficiaries. We hunt down worthy causes and projects to help the poor and the needy rise out of their difficult situations by enhancing their lives with resources and offering them opportunities to help themselves.

Leverage
We have a network of about 500 friends from all stations in life and of all race and religion. We present the needs of the poor to our network of like-minded friends. Our friends will then communicate these needs to their like-minded friends. We leverage on the strength of our personal and work contacts to help others in need.

In this way, our effort is multiplied exponentially to achieve good for those who have little with very little effort and time from us.

If everyone helps a little, we can achieve much for the poor and the powerless.

Apart from humanitarian aid, we strive to create opportunities for hardworking individuals to break from their cycle of poverty.

Our core objective is to teach people how to fish, through education and acquiring of new skills. We believe that poverty need not be the price, paid by a child. If he or she has the potential to become a contributing and productive member of society, we aim to give this child or individual, the opportunities and tools required to succeed.

When they do succeed, the whole family is helped. They will be pulled out of the vicious cycle of poverty in which they might have been in for generations.

Our Approach
Simple ABC approach to Project Kyrie's type of assistance philosophy :

A : Assisting with Humanitarian aid
B : Building a good foundation through education and skills training
C : Creating opportunities through jobs and small business schemes

Why Project Kyrie?
Project Kyrie literally means the Lord’s Project. We believe fearlessly that if it is His Will for a project to be done, it will be done.

ALL GLORY with no exceptions belong only to GOD our Father! \O/\O/\O/

Wednesday, November 24, 2010