The CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative, supported by AVPN, is a SGD 3 million initiative dedicated to enhancing community resilience in Asia. The initiative focuses on supporting vulnerable groups, particularly children and youth, in China, India, Singapore, and Vietnam. With a commitment to fostering economic growth and social stability, the initiative prioritizes education, health, and well-being to empower young individuals. By equipping them with essential skills, knowledge, and support systems, the initiative aims to strengthen their resilience and enable them to thrive despite challenges. Through this effort, CapitaLand seeks to create a more adaptive, equitable, and sustainable future for communities in the four target countries. The initiative supports nonprofit organizations that work towards these objectives, offering financial assistance to scale impactful solutions. By investing in education, skills development, and health-related initiatives, the program fosters long-term societal benefits. Additionally, the initiative ensures that selected organizations have sustainable and scalable models, ensuring maximum impact and long-term resilience for the communities they serve. With a structured selection process and well-defined eligibility criteria, the initiative aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and youth across Asia.

The CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative provides financial support to nonprofit organizations working in China, India, Singapore, and Vietnam. It focuses on strengthening community resilience by funding solutions in education, skills development, physical health, and mental well-being for children and youth up to the age of 21. Organizations must present a well-structured plan demonstrating scalability, feasibility, and measurable impact. The initiative seeks to empower young individuals by providing access to quality education, skill-building opportunities, and health resources. By fostering these fundamental areas, the initiative aims to ensure sustainable development and economic growth for communities. The grant is designed to help organizations expand their reach and effectiveness, equipping young people with the resources needed to navigate adversity. Joint applications from multiple organizations are allowed, provided there is a designated lead applicant. The program evaluates applications based on impact potential, sustainability, and organizational capacity. Organizations must submit audited financial reports for the past two years to qualify. The initiative ensures transparency and accountability in the selection process, with a dedicated Grant Committee assessing each application. Successful applicants will receive funding and guidance to enhance their initiatives, ultimately fostering stronger, more resilient communities.