In 2009, *Steven entered Chen Su Lan Methodist Children’s Home (CSLMCH) after enduring family abuse and neglect. Despite these early hardships, he was able to build remarkable resilience in his time with us....
Desmond Ling, a CSLMCH volunteer and befriender, began his journey in June 2021, answering God's call to serve. Desmond supports the children by engaging in recreational and educational activities, forming meaningful bonds that help them through difficult moments.
Since December 2023, Ow Yang Ngan Leng has been a blessing at our Home. She dedicates three days a week to teaching Mandarin and inspiring and guiding the children with her experience.
After two years at CSLMCH, Social Worker Nadiah Razak delights in her role and finds immense fulfilment in supporting children and youth from diverse backgrounds. Nadia's approach to her role is best described in her own words: "I dedicate a significant portion of my time to conducting home visits.
At 15 years old, *Jenny was admitted to Chen Su Lan Methodist Children’s Home (CSLMCH) after being assessed to have experienced parental neglect. She struggled heavily with depression, having to deal with her mother’s mental health challenges and her father’s long absence. In response to overwhelming emotional thoughts, she repeatedly, resorted to self-harm...
From a young age, K* faced overwhelming challenges. Diagnosed with Dyslexia and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), he struggled with the basics of reading, writing, and spelling. Confronted with family violence, abuse, and neglect, K* was referred to Chen Su Lan Methodist Children's Home (CSLMCH), where he found safety and support. The caring staff at the Home helped him overcome his academic challenges while rebuilding his self-esteem and confidence.