Awful Grace ® is an ISO9001 certified charity and a social purpose movement that seeks to reach marginalised and disenfranchised communities in Singapore and around the world. Our efforts focus on social inclusion, restorative justice and sustainable community development for at-risk and in-risk children, prisoners and the elderly. We journey with people in hidden communities through their circumstances and continue that journey beyond. We collaborate with organisations and people who want to join hands with us to bring dignity through our programmes and activities. Read our 2023 Review Report Here.
“He who learns must suffer. And even in our sleep pain that cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, and in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God.”
-Aeschylus-
Our programmes have received recognition in the Recent Artisan of the Year Award 2023 from the Singapore Rotary Club.
This is a programme conceived and developed in Singapore which Awful Grace has been running since 2017. Consisting of two phases – Toki Formation and Kintsugi Transformation – The Journey is a holistic approach to the restoration and reintegration of individuals whose lives have been impacted by imprisonment or those who have experienced trauma.
Through Toki Formation and Kintsugi Transformation, those whom we have touched have written notes which we would like to share here. We have much to learn from those at the periphery of society. In community, we honour them by sitting with them with the broken pieces of their lives, of their heart. It is after all, our journey together.<
Stewardship Trust is about being trustworthy as stewards both as trustee-givers and trustee-receivers. Through Stewardship Trust, Awful Grace supports projects that enrich the stewardship experiences of both the giver and receiver. We collaborate with individuals and organisations to bring about philanthropic contributions for transformation.
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The virtuous cycle of giving and receiving enriches us all, giver and receiver. When the satisfaction of giving is as rich as the gratitude of receiving, it is a transaction that is valued but not monetised. Everyone gets to keep what is most valued by each – for the giver, joy and fulfilment; for the receiver, dignity and self-respect. Projects and communities that we support are selected based on principles of stewardship. When you give to Awful Grace, you are a steward, not just a donor or volunteer. Email us at awed@awfulgrace.org
