Social and economic development challenges can be complex, and the efforts of Bahá’ís in Singapore to engage in social action are relatively modest but meaningful.

Typically, these efforts are carried out by small groups of individuals in local communities where training institute courses are widely offered.

These initiatives arise from a growing collective awareness and are often time-bound, concluding when their objectives are achieved. We focus on various areas such as health, sanitation, education, agriculture, or environmental protection, with the goal of improving some aspect of local life.