Interact Club

Raffles Institution’s Interact Club is the first Interact Club set up in Singapore by the Rotary Club and since its beginnings, it has continued to be a club where we nurture the heart and soul of like-minded Rafflesians through service. By providing students with the opportunities to spearhead and participate in meaningful service-learning initiatives, interactors learn to develop a better understanding of the community’s needs and a deeper respect for others through their interactions with the underprivileged elderly and children in Singapore.

Click here for a brief look as what we do!

• 59th Raffles Interact Installation Ceremony (Junior Wing, via MSTeams)
• Spring Giving event (a student initiative where students packed oranges and disposable masks and gave to the non-teaching staff in Raffles Institution in appreciation of their contributions which often goes unseen.)
• NTUC Share-A-Textbook (NTUC FairPrice’s signature community project that is held annually to collect and distribute pre-loved textbooks for free to needy students in Singapore). 
• eAdvocacy Campaign (a student initiative where the Interact Club members engage with the Rafflesian community by raising social awareness about the needs in our community)
• Nurture Programme @ Yio Chu Kang
• (in collaboration with Central Singapore Community Development Council, where volunteers tutor underprivileged students, provide academic support and conduct activities and games for the students after tuition)
• MY Big Sweep Home Refurbishment Programme
• (in collaboration with MYMCA, where volunteers are involved in the refurbishment and weekly cleaning of homes for underprivileged families)
• Interact Leadership Training Camp (ILTC)
• (online leadership development camp in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Singapore and the National Youth Council)
• Speaking Engagement: ReadAble Co-Founder (Jonathan Muk)
• (Jonathan Muk, an RI alumnus, shared about his volunteer experiences and working with the underprivileged in Singapore. In his sharing, he also shared about the systemic issues facing these communities as well.)