Uplifting individuals and families in vulnerable or disadvantaged situations.

To always be in the community, to engage deeply with the disadvantaged to help them find their strengths, so that they will be enabled to work for their own benefit and the wellbeing of their family, our community and to also help others.

Empathy: Appreciating the disadvantages that people face, and never looking down on anyone

Gaining knowledge from ground connectedness: To always be present for families and all in the community, and to learn from them even as we support them

Working hard: To go beyond the ordinary and spare no effort, so we gain the trust of our beneficiaries and ensure they are supported holistically, in partnership with other agencies

Purposeful and ethical action: To always act in the interests of our beneficiaries and the community, and the natural world, in accordance with principles of personal ethics and good governance

Our story goes back to early 2010s…

Back then, we started off as an informal group providing support to ex-inmates and their families. We soon realised that more could be done to support and uplift families from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.

In the subsequent years, we expanded our support to include academic coaching and football for children and youth. In 2014, Tasek was conceptualised and formalised. The rest is history…