ABOUT CHCSA

Our story began in 1996, when City Harvest Church defined her broad purpose to be “Loving God wholeheartedly and Loving People fervently” and aspired to be a church without walls.

“Find a need to meet, a hurt to heal.”

— Kong Hee

Our History

The members of the church began to reach out to communities living in rental housing blocks, families facing challenges and the elderly looking for someone to share their stories with.

One visit led to another. One household brought another. Before long, ministries for the elderly, special needs and Chinese-speaking were formed.

City Harvest Community Services Association (CHCSA) was registered as a society in 1997, obtained charity status in 2000 and granted IPC status in 2002. CHCSA was tasked to reach and assist the needy and marginalised, regardless of race or religion.

“Together with other communities and institutions, we can bring about transformational change.”

— Kenny Low, Executive Director

Our Executive Director

Kenny Low
Executive Director

Kenny Low is a highly accomplished leader deeply committed to education and social innovation. Presently, he serves as the Executive Director at CHCSA, since 2015, and concurrently as the Managing Director of O School Ltd, a role he has held since the same year.

Kenny’s academic journey reflects his dedication to lifelong learning. He holds a Bachelor of Business degree, majoring in Applied Economics, from Nanyang Technological University of Singapore. His passion for education excellence led him to pursue Master of Education in Leadership and Policy from Monash University, Australia. Currently, Kenny is further expanding his horizons with a Master of Digital Management from Teesside University.

Beyond academics, Kenny is a visionary in education and community development. In 2002, he founded City College, providing secondary education to premature school leavers in Singapore. In 2006, he established O School Ltd, an arts charity, which not only offers employment opportunities for talented youth dancers but also utilizes dance for social cohesion and change.

In 2009, Kenny continue his educational pursuit founding Little Big Pre-School, delivering early childhood education to middle-income Singapore families.

Kenny’s exceptional contributions to social innovation earned him recognition. In 2007, he received the Schwab Social Entrepreneur of the Year award (Singapore). He’s also part of the Schwab Social Entrepreneurs Community, affiliated with the World Economic Forum.

Beside professional commitments, Kenny is an appointed Councillor of the Central Community Development Council of Singapore, actively shaping community development strategies.

Outside work, Kenny is a devoted family man, a loving husband, and father of three. During leisure time, he enjoys board games, reading, and playing basketball.