Filipino Media, Community and Education in Singapore

AiMS Learning International is an adult skills training centre at the Vertex building on Ubi Avenue 3, led by Philippine-trained nurse Shirley Abaja, that runs weekend courses for overseas Filipino workers, including domestic workers. It teaches nursing aide and caregiving, computer literacy and hotel and restaurant management, and was one of two venues for TESDA's July 2026 caregiving assessments in Singapore.

Private school founded by Filipino couple Ninalyn and Gary Cacananta, formerly the Happy Family School of Excellence, and described by the Philippine Embassy as a Filipino-run school. It teaches Primary 1 to Secondary 4 with a curriculum combining Singapore and Philippine methods, including Filipino language, and prepares students for Singapore's AEIS entrance exam.

The Filipino ministry of Jesus My King Church (Rivers of Life Ministries) in Geylang, led by Pastor James Diamante. It holds a Filipino service on the third Sunday of each month and runs its Facebook page as Filipino Christian Fellowship.

SPARKLE (Singapore Pinoys Advocating a sense of Renewal, Kindness, and Love through Evangelisation) is the Filipino community of the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace on Sandy Lane, established on 15 October 2017. It holds a monthly Tagalog rosary and Mass followed by fellowship, and runs food, choir, warden, lector, AV and GEMS outreach ministries. It co-hosted the Philippine Embassy's Independence Day Mass in June 2025.

SSCFilComS is the Filipino community of the Church of St Stephen on Sallim Road, established in September 2009. It organises a Tagalog Mass on the first Sunday of each month with Filipino fellowship afterwards, and co-organises the Señor Santo Niño Mass in January, a family block rosary Mass in October and Simbang Gabi in December. Its music ministry is the Koro ni Teban choir.

BBTC Filipino is the Filipino congregation of Bethesda (Bedok-Tampines) Church, led by Filipina pastor Jingle Cortes. It runs worship, discipleship, Alpha courses and a dance ministry for Filipino families, professionals and domestic workers.

The Singapore chapter of the Cofradia del Santo Niño de Cebu, the confraternity based at the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño in Cebu, promotes devotion to the Santo Niño among Filipinos in Singapore. It holds a weekly Friday novena at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour in Siglap, celebrates the Fiesta Señor each January, does charity and hospice visits, and hosted the confraternity's international convention in Singapore in May 2026.

Missionary Families of Christ Singapore is the Singapore community of the Philippine-based Catholic family movement, marking 17 years in Singapore in 2026. It holds monthly prayer assemblies at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour in Siglap, household cell groups, the Christian Life Seminar, and couples, singles, youth and kids sections, plus A Day for Martha for domestic helpers on Sundays.

The Filipino Community of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour in Siglap traces its roots to a Filipino Legion of Mary praesidium founded in 1998 and has held a monthly Tagalog Mass since 2008. It runs the Tagalog Mass on fifth Sundays, the block rosary, Simbang Gabi and the Santo Niño feast, with Filipino altar servers, lectors, communion ministers, hospitality ministers and the Himig Pinoy Chorale.

Filipino cultural club led by Filipino undergraduates at the National University of Singapore's Kent Ridge campus. It runs the Filipino booth at the NUS Student Life Fair, welcome nights and Filipino games and food events open to all students.

El Shaddai DWXI PPFI Singapore Chapter is the Singapore chapter of the Philippine Catholic charismatic movement founded by Bro Mike Velarde. It holds its Sunday Family Appointment prayer gathering at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Commonwealth, streams it online, and marked its 35th thanksgiving celebration in October 2026.

The Filipino Fellowship of Faith Methodist Church in Commonwealth, running since 1994. It meets every Sunday afternoon for life groups, worship and lunch, and marks Philippine Independence Day, its anniversary and Pasko each year.

The Filipino Community (FilCom) of the Church of St Bernadette on Zion Road holds a Tagalog Mass on the fourth and fifth Sundays of each month, followed by fellowship with Filipino food in the parish hall. Its members serve as altar servers, musicians, conductors and lectors, and the community has hosted Philippine Independence Day and Simbang Gabi Masses.

Jesus Is Lord Church Singapore is the Singapore congregation of the Philippine-based JIL Church Worldwide. It holds Sunday worship and healing services at the RELC International Hotel auditorium off Orange Grove Road and marked 17 years in Singapore in September 2026.

The Filipino congregation of True Life Bible-Presbyterian Church, begun in 2003 as a fellowship for Filipina domestic workers. It holds a Filipino Sunday school and worship service at RELC on Orange Grove Road and runs monthly prayer meetings and evangelism.

The Filipino Fellowship of Deeper Life Christian Centre, a Pentecostal church in Bishan, coordinated by Andrew and Kathy Pelayo. It runs weekly online cell groups, a monthly in-person fellowship and quarterly get-togethers.

The Living Word Fellowship is an Assemblies of God church in Bishan that began as the Filipino ministry of Church of Praise and became, in 1997, the first Filipino congregation registered in Singapore. It holds Sunday services in English and Tagalog at the Mapex building on Jalan Pemimpin.

The Singapore locale of the Members Church of God International (MCGI), the Philippine church known for the Ang Dating Daan programme. Its new, larger locale on Henderson Road was inaugurated by Brother Daniel Razon on 30 August 2025.

The Filipino-language congregation of Victory Family Centre, a Pentecostal church. It meets in person every Sunday afternoon at VFC Bukit Merah and streams the same service online.

CCF Singapore is the Singapore satellite of Christ's Commission Fellowship, the Philippine church founded by Peter Tan-Chi, and was its first overseas church plant in 2006. It holds a Sunday worship service at Suntec Convention Centre and runs discipleship groups across Singapore.

Feast Singapore is the Light of Jesus Family's Catholic prayer gathering in Singapore, part of the Feast community founded in the Philippines by Bo Sanchez. Its main weekly Feast meets on Sundays at Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre with Mass, a talk and worship, and other Feasts meet at Orchard Hotel, the YMCA on Orchard Road, MacPherson and Upper Bukit Timah.

The Filipino Ministry of New Life Baptist Church in Taman Jurong, which gathers weekly for worship and fellowship among Filipinos in Singapore.

The Filipino Ministry, the parish's Filipino Committee, serves Filipinos at the Church of St Francis of Assisi in Boon Lay. It runs the monthly Tagalog Mass with its San Lorenzo Ruiz Choir, a Filipino choir that also sings at parish Masses, and the parish's Filipino Legion of Mary praesidium.

The Filipino Congregation of Bartley Christian Church, above Bartley MRT. It holds a weekly Sunday afternoon service in John Willis Hall and runs discipleship groups and ministries for Filipinos.

The Filipino Service of Paya Lebar Methodist Church, known as The Filipino Connection and running for over 30 years. It meets on Sunday afternoons in the Covenant Chapel, with Bible study and a monthly birthday lunch of Filipino food.

Filipino Seventh-day Adventist Church is the Filipino congregation of the Seventh-day Adventist Conference in Singapore, meeting at the Adventist centre on Thomson Road. It holds Saturday worship and online Friday meetings.

CRC-FilCom is the Filipino community of the Church of the Risen Christ in Toa Payoh, with members from across Singapore, from professionals to domestic workers. It runs the monthly Tagalog Mass and the annual Simbang Gabi, hosts the Peñafrancia festivities, holds Bible sharing and choir practice on Sundays, and helps run the parish canteen.

The Filipino Community of the Church of St Mary of the Angels in Bukit Batok is a Filipino-language community of parishioners that grew from a rosary group. It keeps Filipino traditions such as Simbang Gabi and Visita Iglesia, celebrates Philippine Independence Day, connects Filipinos to parish ministries and hosts a night of the Simbang Gabi novena.

The Filipino congregation of Eternal Life Assembly, led by Filipino Congregation Minister Leonor Bariring. Its Sunday afternoon service is held in Taglish at the Bukit Timah Conference Centre in Bukit Timah Shopping Centre.

Couples for Christ Singapore is the Singapore arm of the Catholic family renewal movement founded in the Philippines in 1981, active in Singapore since 1987 with members from more than ten parishes. It runs the Christian Life Program and Marriage Enrichment Retreat, with Kids for Christ, Youth for Christ, Singles for Christ, Handmaids of the Lord and Servants of the Lord ministries, from its office at the Catholic Archdiocesan Education Centre on Highland Road.

Hope SG Filipino is the Filipino congregation of Hope Church Singapore, holding a Sunday afternoon service at the Axis Auditorium in Textile Centre on Jalan Sultan.

The Filipino Community of the Church of the Holy Family in Katong was founded in 1984 as a fellowship of migrants. It holds Bible sharing, serves in the parish's liturgical and music ministries, and with parish volunteers runs a Migrant Skills Training Programme for domestic workers on their rest days, with courses such as nursing aid, baking, dressmaking, computer literacy and SCDF emergency preparedness.

Wesley Filipino Fellowship is the Filipino congregation of Wesley Methodist Church at Fort Canning, founded in 1983. It holds a Filipino worship service every Sunday afternoon in Plaza Hall.

The Filipino Ministry of Barker Road Methodist Church, which holds a Sunday morning service in Tagalog in the Performing Arts Theatre. It marked its 43rd anniversary in September 2026.

Cornerstone Filipino Community Church is the Filipino congregation of Cornerstone Community Church, holding Sunday services in Tagalog and English. It moved to the church's new Level 4 premises in Orchard Towers in 2026 and celebrated its 20th anniversary in August 2025.

The Filipino community of the Church of Divine Mercy in Pasir Ris serves in the parish's ministries and organises its yearly Simbang Gabi Masses and a Christian Life Programme. The parish holds a Tagalog Mass on the third Saturday of each month and a Tagalog Divine Mercy devotion online.

The Filipino Ministry of Gospel Light Christian Church in Punggol, led by Pastor Sinon and Hanniel Sinon. It holds a Sunday afternoon service with Sunday school and merienda, Friday care groups, and outreach to Filipino workers at Lucky Plaza, Waterway Point and on the basketball court.

Open Doors Christian Fellowship is an independent fellowship of Filipino Christians that has met at Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church since January 2015. It holds a Sunday afternoon service in Filipino in the church's Upper Room.

Perpetual Hope International Academy is a CPE-registered Christian international school at Income@Tampines Junction, founded by a Filipino couple, Maynard and Gladys, with Gladys Pacis as managing director. It teaches Grades 1 to 12 on the mastery-based A.C.E. curriculum leading to an American high school diploma, with extra-curricular robotics, music, arts, speech and drama, and sports.

FilcomSAPP is the Filipino community of the Church of St Anthony in Woodlands, formed to bring migrant Filipinos together in the parish. It runs the monthly Tagalog Mass, a monthly block rosary, Flores de Mayo and Santacruzan, a Lenten recollection and Simbang Gabi, and helps with parish canteen and wake duties.

The Filipino Apostolate of the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea in Yishun grew from a block rosary and Mass choir started in the mid-1990s. It brings together the Christ is the Answer prayer group, the Agape Filipino choir and the Yishun and Sembawang block rosary, serves the first-Saturday Tagalog Mass, and keeps Filipino traditions such as Simbang Gabi, Pabasa, Flores de Mayo and the Our Lady of Peñafrancia feast.

Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Association in Singapore is the 189th alumni chapter of Alpha Phi Omega International Philippines, founded in Singapore in 2001. It brings together APO members in Singapore for service projects such as blood donation drives.

Registered non-profit association of Mapúa alumni living or working in Singapore, formed in 2002. It holds an annual general meeting, an inter-colour basketball tournament and a family day, which marked 25 years in August 2026.

Business Network Group is a network of Filipino and Filipino-run businesses in Singapore, started in 2018 by seven Filipino companies. It organises the annual BNG Run community fun run, which in 2026 was held as PAL Run 2026 at Arena Park in Kallang.

Filipino folk and modern dance group in Singapore that performs at community and cultural events, mixing traditional dances such as Tinikling and Cariñosa with contemporary choreography, and runs dance workshops.

The Filipino Association of Singapore is a nonprofit Filipino community association founded in 1937, which received the Presidential Banaag Award for organisations in 2006. It holds social and charity events such as its annual Christmas charity dinner and dance.

Filipino Ladies Group Singapore is a nonprofit association of women volunteers, started in 1999 and registered with the Registry of Societies. It organises fundraisers and cultural events such as HABI 2025, a fashion show of traditional Philippine weaving held in October 2025.

All-Filipino community choir in Singapore founded in 2009, singing classical, sacred, folk and Original Pilipino Music. It performed at the Voices of Singapore Festival 2026 gala concerts at CHIJMES.

Community news and guides site for Filipinos in Singapore, founded in 2009 by Jeffrey Giron, with a Facebook page, a large Facebook group and video channels. It publishes Singapore policy news, community directories and an events calendar.

ICpEP Singapore is the Singapore chapter of the Institute of Computer Engineers of the Philippines, registered with the Registry of Societies. It holds conferences, talks and inter-organisation sports for Filipino computer engineers in Singapore.

IECEP Singapore Chapter is the Singapore chapter of the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines. It supports Filipino electronics engineers with licensure and PECE application guidance, seminars, trade-show booths and community service.

IIEE Singapore Chapter No. 086 is the Singapore chapter of the Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines, recognised by IIEE National and registered in Singapore. It holds seminars and networking for Filipino electrical engineers and partners with other Filipino professional groups.

Community of Filipino content creators in Singapore that organises meet-ups and an annual Filipino Content Creator Night. It hosted the Philippine Ambassador at a creators' get-together in April 2025.

Lion City Eagles Club is a Singapore-registered civic club of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Philippine-founded fraternity, established in 2025. It runs outreach and volunteering such as blood donation drives at the HSA bloodbank.

Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore is a Filipino community charity founded in 2001 that ran the Bayanihan Centre, offering skills courses, counselling and activities for Filipino workers in Singapore. It marked its 25th anniversary in August 2026 after moving out of its Pasir Panjang Road centre at the end of June 2026.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce in Singapore is a business association set up in 2022 to build trade, investment and industry links between the Philippines and Singapore. It runs member briefings, an annual general assembly and community business events.

PICE Singapore Chapter is the Singapore chapter of the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers. Started by Filipino civil engineers in Singapore in 2011, it holds professional events, an annual general assembly and community activities.

PICPA Singapore Limited is the Singapore chapter of the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants, incorporated in Singapore in May 2026 as a non-profit company. It supports Filipino accountants and finance professionals with networking and professional development.

Singapore-based Filipino choir founded in 2002 that stages annual concerts and charity performances of Filipino and sacred choral music. It sang at the Philippine Embassy's Linggo ng Musikang Pilipino celebrations in July 2026.

PSME 69th Chapter Singapore is the Singapore chapter of the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers. It marked 15 years in October 2026 and hosted the 2nd Asia Pacific Regional Conference in Singapore on 25 and 26 September 2026.

Triskelion United Society, formerly the Triskelion Singapore Council, brings together members of the Philippine-founded Tau Gamma Phi fraternity and Tau Gamma Sigma sorority who live and work in Singapore. It holds member orientations, fellowship and community service.

Tropang Bicol Singapore Chapter is a community group of Bicolanos living in Singapore. Its members volunteer at community events, join Filipino fun runs and cultural shows, and send donated items to children in the Philippines.

UAP Singapore Chapter is the 118th chapter of the United Architects of the Philippines and a registered society in Singapore. It runs talks, design events and sports for Filipino architects, including activities with BEX Asia during Green Architecture Month in September 2026.

United Cordillerans Chapter Singapore is a community group for people from the Cordillera region of the northern Philippines living in Singapore. Its members perform traditional Cordilleran dance with live gongs, including at ASEAN U.N.I.T.E. 2026 in August 2026.

Non-profit association of University of the Philippines graduates in Singapore, organised in 2003. It funds UP scholars, runs Oblation Talks and the Oblation Badminton Cup, and swore in its 2026 officers at the Philippine Embassy.