We are focused on promoting and enhancing the wellbeing of communities in Asia. 

We are about creating a space, through conversation, pause and activity, for various communities to explore and co-create approaches, strategies and pathways in our journey towards wellbeing as collective whole.

The specific challenges in our communities may vary widely, and they could include issues related to mental health, physical health, social connectedness, economic stability, emotional capacity, cultural shifts and preservation, amongst many others.

We are engaged on many levels through advocacy, education, research and community outreach to address these challenges and foster overall wellbeing within communities.

We all care about something or someone, just whether we are aware of it.

And until we are aware of it, we realise, we are all care givers, and then, also care receivers. We need to be well enough, to be able to provide and give care to others.

And since care is such a big part of our lives, let’s care better. For self, and for others.

And because, at Centre for Community Wellbeing LLP, we care for our communities and their wellbeing, we are constantly evolving our approaches and advocacy, in response and support of the members within the communities. From time to time, we expand the communities we care for, and the approaches in which we care for each of them might differ. 

And because of the variations and in honouring each unique community, we also adopt a co-creation model, with the community wellbeing champions, in each of the communities. 

We believe there is wisdom within the community, in keeping themselves well; We are present in our support to harness this wisdom, to enable and empower to community, so that wellbeing is sustainable for them.

Our beliefs and values towards community wellbeing, is symbolised through our logo, and further elaborated here.

Our Community Wellbeing Facilitators (CWF), Aifa Ahmad and Michelle Ow, have come full circle, from being full of passion to being emptied, to being filled again, with the desire to support others in their self and social care.

We understand and empathise the importance of taking a pause, seeking and receiving support & help, and learning to care for ourselves, so that we can care for others better.