Soristic

Soristic Soristic is a mission-driven social consultancy committed to drive social change.

We believe that social impact organisations are slowed down by a lack of information and inefficient allocation of resources. We help to bridge the gap in knowledge and provide creative solutions to allow our partners to have greater impact on the ground. By helping them be more effective, we also help alleviate the issues facing the communities they work with. We work collaboratively with our par

tners and stakeholders to co-create innovative solutions and see them through from concept to implementation. We strive to be a catalytic force in ensuring effective, sustainable social change for organisations and communities.

*Inform – Bridge knowledge gaps through the delivery of insights, discoveries and solutions

*Engage – Engage with partners to create and implement outcome-driven social solutions

*Transform – Achieve transformative changes in organisations and communities

Based in Singapore, Soristic works on projects both locally and in the South East Asia region.

According to a recent report, the number of youth caregivers under 35 in MINDSibs, a support programme by MINDS for sibl...
03/06/2026

According to a recent report, the number of youth caregivers under 35 in MINDSibs, a support programme by MINDS for siblings of persons with special needs, has recently doubled from 160 to over 320. This rise is driven by declining fertility rates and an increase in special needs diagnoses.

This hit close to home for our team. We recently had an intern who has a sibling with special needs. While she isn't the primary caregiver, she at times sought alternative work arrangements to step up to support her sibling when her parents were busy. The maturity, reliability, and resilience she brought to work are likely a reflection of the responsibilities she shoulders for her sibling.

The news story is a reminder of the unseen responsibilities some young professionals carry today.

Read the full story here:
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/more-youth-caring-for-siblings-with-special-needs-as-support-programme-doubles-in-size?ref=more-on-this-topic

A new index being developed by Access Singapore and Milieu Insight arrives amid reports of slowing social mobility in Si...
28/05/2026

A new index being developed by Access Singapore and Milieu Insight arrives amid reports of slowing social mobility in Singapore, with a growing proportion of children from lower-income households struggling to climb the socio-economic ladder.

To help fix this, Access Singapore suggested giving young people more job guidance, mentors, and second chances to succeed. At the same time, major bank Morgan Stanley joined them to help close this gap, as people push for everyone to have equal access to helpful networks.

Read more: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/charity-to-release-new-social-capital-index-in-2027-amid-concerns-over-slowing-mobility-in-spore

A heartfelt thank you to Renee Chong from MangaChat for warmly hosting a group of students from Westwood Secondary Schoo...
22/05/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Renee Chong from MangaChat for warmly hosting a group of students from Westwood Secondary School.

During the session, Renee helped students better understand emotions and how to manage them in healthy ways. She also shared her personal and professional journey, offering honest reflections and encouragement to inspire students as they think about their own paths ahead.

We would also like to thank Sean Tan from NUS Enterprise for sharing more about the ecosystem at BLOCK71 Social Impact Hub, giving students a glimpse into the wider world of innovation, entrepreneurship and social impact.

We are grateful for partners like Renee and Sean, who take the time to create meaningful learning moments for young people and remind them that growth, resilience and self-belief are all part of the journey.

Only a few days left to register! The fourth run of Soristic’s Grant Writing for Success workshop is happening on 28 May...
22/05/2026

Only a few days left to register! The fourth run of Soristic’s Grant Writing for Success workshop is happening on 28 May 2026. Now a pre-approved course under the Charities Capability Fund (CCF).

Grant writing goes beyond filling out applications. It is about telling your story clearly, demonstrating impact and aligning with what funders truly care about. In this workshop, practical frameworks (e.g. 6Rs of Grant Writing, 5W2H Framework, Value Proposition Framework) will be taught to support participants in developing strong and persuasive grant proposals. Whether you’re new to grant writing or looking to refine your approach, this workshop provides a structured and supportive learning environment. Join us and turn your proposals into funding opportunities.

Learn more at https://lnkd.in/ghYBHPj5
Register at https://lnkd.in/guVcnhvV

Additional note: Eligible participants may receive up to 80% course fee support under the CCF Training Grant and will only be required to pay the subsidised course fee directly to Soristic. Soristic will manage the claims process with the CCF Secretariat on behalf of participants.

Persons with disabilities (PWDs) benefit significantly from regular exercise, as shown by Ms. Siti Nurshahidah's active ...
21/05/2026

Persons with disabilities (PWDs) benefit significantly from regular exercise, as shown by Ms. Siti Nurshahidah's active participation in running clubs and gym sessions. Mr. Samuel Lim launched his inclusive fitness program with seven PWDs and has since expanded his classes to support 30 PwDs with a focus on ages 20 to 60.

Focusing on visually impaired PWDs, he aims to build their confidence through specialized fitness routines, hoping more commercial gyms open their doors to PWDs. By adapting equipment and training methods, the initiative advocates for a more inclusive landscape where health and community support are accessible to everyone.

Read more: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/local-gym-starts-inclusive-fitness-programme-for-visually-impaired-persons

With shrinking family sizes in Singapore, it is crucial for children to have widened support networks. Mr Keith Magnus, ...
19/05/2026

With shrinking family sizes in Singapore, it is crucial for children to have widened support networks. Mr Keith Magnus, council chairman of Families for Life, noted while helming the upcoming National Family Festival (NFF) that he hopes the movement will embrace an expanded family archetype to provide this critical network.
Mr Magnus advocates for strong families to turn outwards and support others to foster greater social cohesion, preventing Singapore from becoming a selfish society. Additionally, the NFF campaign seeks to encourage employers to adopt family-friendly cultures while initiating open conversations with parents about the joys and hardships of parenting.

Read more:
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/beyond-the-nuclear-family-families-for-life-chair-urges-wider-support-networks-for-children

Epworth Community Services and the MILK Fund are partnering to support 200 children from lower to middle income familie...
15/05/2026

Epworth Community Services and the MILK Fund are partnering to support 200 children from lower to middle income families with mild to moderate special needs. Running until 2029, the program offers heavily subsidized group sessions and up to 98% of costs at Epworth’s Bukit Batok and Jurong West centers, making help accessible without requiring a formal diagnosis.

To widen its impact, Epworth will also train teachers, counselors, allied educators, and social service professionals. These sessions aim to boost skills for supporting children with special needs, fostering more inclusive schools and community services.
Read more:
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/charities-collaborate-to-offer-subsidised-programmes-for-children-with-special-educational-needs

The President’s Challenge is an annual community outreach and fundraising campaign dedicated to driving social impact in...
13/05/2026

The President’s Challenge is an annual community outreach and fundraising campaign dedicated to driving social impact in Singapore by supporting a wide range of charitable causes. The 2026 iteration marks a significant expansion, more than doubling its reach from 59 programmes to 121.

Among the newly supported initiatives is REACH Community Services’ Project GEMinate, which uses sports and play therapy to build resilience and social skills in children. The challenge is also investing in developing new generation of mentors and role models to facilitate and foster a more inclusive society.

Read more:
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/presidents-challenge-to-support-121-programmes-in-2026-more-than-double-from-2025

Join us for CFL’s LIFE@WORK Lunch Talk (May edition).Topic: Creating Equitable Support for Women at WorkWe’ll be discuss...
06/05/2026

Join us for CFL’s LIFE@WORK Lunch Talk (May edition).

Topic: Creating Equitable Support for Women at Work
We’ll be discussing practical ways to build safer, fairer and more supportive workplaces for women — including:

creating safe spaces that validate experiences + encourage honest dialogue
building fair systems through transparent, inclusive leadership
empowering women through boundaries, mentorship, collaboration and growth

This is part of CFL’s monthly online lunchtime series on mental well-being at work — bite-sized, practical sessions with actionable takeaways for employees and leaders.

📅 Mon, 11 May 2026
🕛 12:00pm – 1:00pm
📍 Zoom (Online)
Moderator: Alex Yeo (CFL)
Panellists: Ivy-Ruth (Our 100 / SG Woman 100) + Pauline Tan (Soristic Impact Collective)

✅ Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/lunch-talks-lifework-11-may-monday-1200pm-100-pm-online-tickets-1987287370020?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

As we approach the end of World Autism Awareness Month, let’s reflect on this year’s powerful theme: "Autism and Humanit...
28/04/2026

As we approach the end of World Autism Awareness Month, let’s reflect on this year’s powerful theme: "Autism and Humanity – Every Life Has Value". Inclusivity begins with understanding, and together we can help build a much more inclusive Singapore where everyone is loved and cherished.

Let’s carry this spirit of empathy and inclusion beyond April to ensure everyone is valued for their unique contributions. Spread the love and let’s observe this month together by making sure everyone is included and cherished! 🇸🇬💙

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