Less coordination overhead,
more impact delivered

Yes. OneCare's Engagement App is browser-based — volunteers sign up via a link, check in with geofencing verification, and receive push notifications. No app download is required, which significantly reduces onboarding friction for occasional and elderly volunteers.

Volunteers maintain a single profile across all branches. Once onboarded, they can be deployed to any location without re-registration. Shift planning includes automated conflict detection across branches, so coordinators see clashes before they happen.

Yes. OneCare generates NCSS-ready and MSF-ready reports directly from programme and attendance data — beneficiary counts, volunteer hours, programme outcomes, and demographic breakdowns. There is no manual re-entry; the reports are exportable in the formats funders require.

OneCare's Volunteer & Donor Management module maintains a single profile per person, even if they are both a volunteer and a donor. This eliminates duplicate records and gives programme managers a complete view of each person's relationship with the organisation — hours served, donations made, programmes participated in.

SSAs can access funding through multiple channels: AIC's Productivity and Digitalisation Grant (PDG) for community care organisations, and NCSS's Community Capability Trust for social service agencies. NCSS has invested over S$34 million through the Trust to support digital adoption by more than 250 SSAs. WerkDone can advise on eligibility for both.

OneCare enforces PDPA compliance at the system level — consent collection is built into onboarding forms, data exports are anonymised by default, and retention policies are enforced automatically (7-year retention for audit, then purge). Role-based access ensures volunteers only see the data relevant to their assigned programme and branch.