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Empathise Empower Enable

Supporting young people and families through emotional crisis, early intervention and practical pathways to help.

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How we work

From first conversation to the next right step.

Project Green Ribbon’s Empathise, Empower and Enable approach guides how we work with young people and families — from understanding what is happening to identifying practical pathways towards appropriate support.

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Empathise

Listen.

We begin by giving the young person or family space to explain what is happening in their own words, without judgement or pressure to already know the answer.

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Empower

Understand.

Together, we look at immediate concerns, practical needs and available options so the situation becomes clearer and decisions feel more manageable.

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Enable

Move forward.

We help identify an appropriate next step and connect people with practical, community or professional support, including Green Hearth where suitable.

We do not need to solve everything at once. Sometimes the most important thing is simply making the next step clearer.

What we do

Support for difficult moments.

From early intervention and counselling to family support and short-stay crisis accommodation, we help young people and families find a practical way forward.

Youth support and community engagement by Project Green Ribbon
01 / Youth Support

Youth Crisis & Early Support

Early support for young people experiencing emotional distress, overwhelm or crisis — helping make the next step clearer.

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Counselling and case management support
02 / Continuing Support

Counselling & Case Management

Counselling and coordinated support can help young people and families strengthen coping, communication and longer-term stability.

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03 / Family Support

Family Crisis Support

Support for families navigating conflict, communication breakdown or emotional distress, with a focus on practical next steps.

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Room at Green Hearth short-stay crisis sanctuary
04 / Crisis Sanctuary

Green Hearth

A short-stay, family-based crisis sanctuary for young people approximately 13–25 to stabilise, regroup and plan what comes next.

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In the community

Present where conversations matter.

Project Green Ribbon works alongside community organisations, professionals, advocates and leaders to strengthen conversations around youth mental wellbeing and practical support in Singapore.

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Community partnerships Building relationships across Singapore’s community and mental wellbeing ecosystem.
Project Green Ribbon community recognition and youth empowerment event
Youth & community Creating visibility for youth wellbeing through engagement and recognition.
Project Green Ribbon participating in community dialogue and outreach
Dialogue & outreach Bringing lived experience and community support into wider conversations.

From grassroots conversations to broader community platforms, our role remains the same: help make support easier to find and conversations easier to start.

Who we support

People before programmes.

Project Green Ribbon works with young people and families navigating emotional distress, crisis and difficult transitions. Support begins with understanding the person and what is happening now.

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Young people

Primarily youths and young adults approximately 13–25 who may be experiencing emotional distress, family difficulties or crisis.

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Families & caregivers

Parents, caregivers and families trying to navigate conflict, communication breakdown or concern for a young person.

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People facing difficult circumstances

Young people dealing with housing instability, social isolation, disrupted relationships or other circumstances affecting their wellbeing and safety.

You do not need to know exactly what kind of help you need. Starting the conversation is enough.