Saturday, September 20, 2008
Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration at HWA (20 September 2008)
For this month's Mensa Y Outing, we visited the clients of the Handicaps Welfare Association to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with games, karaoke and of course, mooncakes!


Sunday, September 7, 2008
Change of date for Mensa Y Outing with Handicaps Welfare Association to 20 Sep 2008
Please note that the next Mensa Y Outing will be on 20 September, instead of 13 September.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with the clients of the Handicaps Welfare Association on this special evening where we will be having mooncakes, games and a night lantern walk.
The details are as follows:
Date: 20 September (Saturday)
Time: 7pm - 11pm
Outing Venue: Handicaps Welfare Association, 16 Whampoa Drive
Sign up by sending an email with your name and contact number to communityservice mensa org sg . If you have friends who are interested, please bring them along.
The Mensa Y Outing programme is a collaboration with YMCA of Singapore where volunteers from Mensa Singapore accompany beneficiaries from the Handicaps Welfare Association (http://www.hwa.org.sg/) for various activities, giving volunteers meaningful opportunities to bond with and care for them. The clients of HWA are physically challenged and most are on wheelchairs.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with the clients of the Handicaps Welfare Association on this special evening where we will be having mooncakes, games and a night lantern walk.
The details are as follows:
Date: 20 September (Saturday)
Time: 7pm - 11pm
Outing Venue: Handicaps Welfare Association, 16 Whampoa Drive
Sign up by sending an email with your name and contact number to communityservice
The Mensa Y Outing programme is a collaboration with YMCA of Singapore where volunteers from Mensa Singapore accompany beneficiaries from the Handicaps Welfare Association (http://www.hwa.org.sg/) for various activities, giving volunteers meaningful opportunities to bond with and care for them. The clients of HWA are physically challenged and most are on wheelchairs.
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