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South West CDC

Other South West CDC Schemes & Bursaries

We work closely with schools and community partners to assist our needy students in their educational, transport and meal expenses through a myriad of bursaries.

Last updated 26 January 2026

My Schooling Needs @ South West

My Schooling Needs @ South West was introduced in 2017 to provide under-privileged Kindergarten students in the South West District who are transitioning to primary school, with school bags, schooling accessories and stationary store vouchers. We work with several kindergartens in Singapore, including PAP Community Foundation Kindergartens, NTUC My First Skool and MOE Kindergarten to ensure deserving students benefitted from the programme.

South West CDC-Koh Kock Leong (KKL) Meals Bursary

The South West CDC-KKL Meals Bursary was rolled out in 2008 to supplement meals for needy students in the South West District. We partner with Loving heart Multi-Service Centre, Primary, Secondary and Institute of Technical Education College West to recognise suitable students for this programme and provide a holistic assistance for them.

South West CDC-ExxonMobil Transport Bursary

ExxonMobil Asia Pacific has partnered with South West CDC on the South West CDC-ExxonMobil Transport Bursary since 2006. This bursary was setup to defray the cost of transportation for vulnerable students residing in the South West District. We work with Primary and Secondary schools in the District to distinguish eligible students for this programme.

South West CDC-Koh Kock Leong (KKL) Education Grant

South West CDC – KKL Education Grant was mooted in 2013 to help students from low-income families defray the cost of school-going essentials such as books, uniforms, scientific calculators, lab equipment and training tools. South West CDC partners with Junior Colleges and Institutions in the South West District to identify suitable students who may benefit from the programme.