Reactive Changes in Pap Smear
K, 34, was confused and worried when her pap smear results showed reactive changes associated with inflammation. She had been married for...
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an IPC charity
You are not alone
If you are facing an unsupported pregnancy or know someone pregnant who needs assistance, aLife is here to listen, support and help. We practise complete confidentiality. Take the first step with aLife today.
Contact us at aLife Hotline: 9183 4483
Who are we?
aLife Limited is a secular non-profit Institute of Public Character (IPC) charity organization and a member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS).
We set up a holistic support system for women with unplanned pregnancies and help underprivileged families improve their lives through counselling, public education and child support.
Established Since 2002
How does aLife help?
Equipping Knowledge
We’re here only to provide all the information you need to help you make informed decisions because only you know what’s best for you. We believe everyone deserves care that is unbiased and meets established medical standards.
Safe & Open Space
As a secular, non-faith based organisation, we offer and encourage an open and supportive space for everyone to ask questions, express their feelings and share their concerns without fear of judgement.
Supportive Community
We know it can be scary. This is why we have built a close-knit community that reinforces a positive social support system to encourage communication, so no one would ever feel like they are alone.
Our Services
Resource Facilitation
We provide pregnancy assistance to any woman confronted by an unplanned and unsupported pregnancy. Our resource facilitation offers a friendly and impartial setting to present and discuss their situations. The main objective is to help clients make informed choices that they are comfortable with.
Family Assistance & Empowerment
We assist new mothers who are in financial difficulty by providing a support system as well as basic necessities for their new baby until the child reaches two years old. Befrienders journey with the mothers to see that the family's situation is safe and stable. Mothers are also connected to resources to help them become more resilient and self-reliant.
Enrichment & Literacy
The Caterpillar Club is a children's character-building enrichment programme for children aged 4 to 12 years old who are primarily from low-income and disadvantaged families. Through comprehensive and immersive programmes, the Caterpillar Club aims to empower, educate & equip children with necessary life skills.
What will you do today?
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