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ONE (SINGAPORE)

The ONE Livelihood Fund

A fund by ONE (SINGAPORE) that supports vulnerable, low-income individuals and families to improve their livelihoods through equipment support, e-bike assistance, and training/course fee coverage. It focuses on self-reliance, entrepreneurship, and better employment in Singapore.

Overview

The ONE Livelihoods Fund helps vulnerable individuals and families in Singapore build sustainable livelihoods by supporting self-reliance, entrepreneurship and better employment prospects.

Key features and support include:

  • Providing new e-bikes for delivery workers and those entering the trade
  • Funding e-bike repairs for delivery personnel to keep them working
  • Covering training and course fees for programmes not supported by government grants
  • Supplying equipment for home-based businesses to boost income generation

The fund targets those whose incomes and job stability have been affected by economic pressures, and aims to reduce inequalities by enabling workers and their families to secure decent work and improve earnings.

Scheme type

Low IncomeEmployment SupportFinancial AssistanceCOVID-19 Support

Who qualifies

Eligibility groups

Families
Low income
Low income families
Unemployed
Retrenched
Facing financial hardship

What you receive

Financial assistance (general)
Financial assistance for education

Eligibility details

Vulnerable individuals and families in Singapore facing livelihood or income challenges, particularly low-income workers (e.g., delivery workers and home-based business operators) who need equipment, e-bike support, or training/course fees not covered by government grants.

How to apply

Submit an application via the online ONE Livelihoods Fund form (linked on the programme page). You may also contact the organisation to refer individuals who may be in need.

Agency details

Important Information

Scheme details may change. Check the official agency website for the latest eligibility, benefits, and application information.

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