No Caregiver Alone, No Senior Forgotten

A simple, two-way network that matches a caregiver's or senior's needs with a nearby neighbour's capacity to help — and vice versa. It's not an app you have to learn to use, and not a hotline — it's a neighbour.

No. The Care Loop is free for everyone, whether you're a paid member, a pledger, or neither.

1. Share a need — a caregiver or senior shares what would help: a meal, a chat, a ride, a listening ear.
2. Get matched — KampungKin connects the request to a nearby neighbour or partner who can help.
3. Care happens — help is delivered simply, locally, person to person.
4. The loop continues — today's receiver often becomes tomorrow's giver, strengthening the community each time.

Practical, everyday things: grocery runs, a check-in visit, help with a smartphone or app, a ride to an appointment, company for a walk — plus anything a neighbour proposes as a new Care Loop idea once it's worked out with the community team (timing, volunteers, and safety logistics confirmed first).

Neighbours nearby, community volunteers, and (where relevant) community partners — matched based on proximity and what they're able to offer.

No — caregivers can request support for themselves too (respite, a listening ear), not only on behalf of a senior.

Speak to your Interlace community team or Care Loop coordinator. Ideas are piloted once volunteers, timing, and any safety logistics are worked out.

Community gatherings that bring seniors, caregivers, and neighbours together — social sessions (like karaoke and movie nights), fitness sessions, cultural activities, and caregiver- and helper-focused workshops and circles.

Yes. Events are open to everyone. Where a session has a fee, members pay the member rate and everyone else pays the non-member rate.

Some are free (for example, karaoke and movie nights, where KampungKin covers the venue). Fitness Circle sessions carry a per-session rate — at The Interlace, $10 for members and $20 for non-members. The current schedule and rates are on the events calendar.

Through your community team, the KampungKin community updates/newsletter, and (at The Interlace) the events calendar.

Anyone can suggest an idea to their community team. Paid Individual and Family members can also host their own KampungKin events.

Small acts of care you can give someone — a few hours of companionship or practical support for a senior, or a real break for a caregiver. You choose the gift; KampungKin arranges for it to reach the right person.

No. Anyone can give or receive a Care Gift, member or not. The giver pays for the gift itself.

No. The Care Loop and Care Gifts are free for everyone, and events are open to non-members. Membership is for people who want to be more deeply part of the community — and it's what keeps KampungKin running.

Smaller groups within KampungKin built around something members share — the same estate, school alumni, culture, faith, or workplace. Circles get events and Care Gifts matched to their interests, and members can share and ask for help among people they already feel close to.

At The Interlace, membership is live now — you pay when you join, and it renews yearly. In other estates, you don't pay anything until KampungKin goes live there (see "Kampung Pledge" below). Payment is by PayNow to KampungKin Pte. Ltd., UEN 202633879W — scan the PayNow QR code on our sign-up materials, or pay to the UEN from any Singapore banking app. Individual membership is S$60 and Family is S$160.

Not at The Interlace — membership there is for Interlace residents. Instead, sign the free Kampung Pledge for your own estate so it can go live too. In the meantime, you can use the Care Loop and Care Gifts for free and attend Interlace events at the non-member rate.

We never sell personal data. We share it only where needed: with a partner delivering a service you've signed up for (such as a workshop facilitator), with your estate's management (such as the MCST) or Ambassador for facility and event coordination, with government or community support schemes only with your specific consent, and with service providers who help us operate and must protect it to PDPA standards. Some events use a group chat, which shares your phone number with others in that group.