Moral Free Clinic (Kolam Ayer ) was set up to dispense free western medicine & medical services.

Emergency Relief Fund to give urgent cash relief to the poor.

Donation of cash to poor families to celebrate the major festivals in Singapore.

Nation-wide Essay Competition in four main languages for all schools in Singapore to promote the moral value of “Respect for Elders”

Nation-wide Elocution Contest for students on "Patriotism"

Project Sunshine paid monthly rentals to HDB for poor families recommended by the then Ministry of Community Development (MCD) or other welfare agencies.

Moral Home for Disabled was set up to house and look after 50 intellectually disabled children at No. 2 Jalan Eunos.

The Macpherson Moral Family Service Centre was set up. The Centre promotes and enhances healthy family life through various wholesome family support services and social activities. The Centre caters for children, youths and elderly. Other services include free tuition, toy and book library, counselling, family life education, information and referral.

Moral Meal Centre (MacPherson) that operates from the Family Service Centre provides free lunch service every day (except Sunday) for the senior citizens.

Moral Child Care Development Centre (Membina) and Moral Child Care Centre (MacPherson) were up set. The Child Care Centres provide support for working parents by looking after their children, supervising the children’s homework, fostering self-discipline, moral values and moral principles in a safe and conducive environment, as well as facilitating parent-children harmony.

The Second Moral Free Clinic, Macpherson branch began operation, providing free western medicine and medical services.

Moral Seniors Activity Centre (Toa Payoh) commenced operation, to improve the living conditions of elderly residing in the area.

Moral Welfare Home at Henderson Road began operation. The Home was gazetted as a welfare home for the reception, care and rehabilitation of destitute persons.

Moral Home for Disabled Adults & Day Activity Centre at Chai Chee Lane commenced operation in December and takes in intellectually disabled adults. The Home also proives day care and respite care services.

Moral Home Help Service (East) commenced service for the eastern region. This service met the needs of home-bound elderly persons living in the eastern part of Singapore, providing services such as meals-on-wheels, laundry service, and escort service to seek medical consultation.

The Society of Moral Charities (SOMC), a welfare arm of Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society was set up to address some of the problems faced by the underprivileged in Singapore.

Moral Student Care Centre (MacPherson) at Circuit Road commenced service.

Moral Network of Older Persons (MNOP) was officially launched by Mdm Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, then Senior Parliamentary Secretary, MCDS. MNOP’s objective was to encourage people to age graciously. The Network organised outings,cultural activities and promotes inter-generational actitvities,active aging and mutual assistance.

Moral Cultural Programme was formed as a small contribution to the Arts and Culture scene in Singapore. We formed a small choir and a musical group. The choir and musical group had since performed at various functions,bringing music,songs,joy and entertainment to the audiences.

Moral Child Development Centre (Macpherson) at Blk 122 Paya Lebar Way commenced service. The Centre complemented working parents by looking after children, supervising the children’s homework, fostering self-discipline, moral values and moral principles in a safe and conducive environment, and facilitating parent-children harmony.

Moral Case Management commenced service. Objective is to enhance the quality of life of elderly by the provision of on-going support and helping these elderly remain autonomous in their home and community.

Moral Seniors Activity Centre (Telok Blangah Crescent) at Block 4, Telok Blangah Crescent, was enhanced into Neighbourhood Link with additional premises at the void deck of Blk 3 Telok Blangah Crescent.

Project Cherub was started to provide pregnancy crisis support to expectant mothers in need of help. It is managed by the Tanjong Pagar Family Service Centre.

Family Education Resources Centre was set up to provide resources on family life education.

Moral Home for Disabled redeveloped its present premise to a 5 storey purpose-built Home which can accommodate 100 intellectually disabled children and a hostel for 50 residents above age of 18.

The Disability Information and Resource Centre(DIRC) began operations to provide one-stop service to persons with disabilities. The Centre was established to facilitate easy access to disability information & resources which will enable users to obtain accurate information on disability services in a timely manner.This service was handed back to the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports in end 2008.

THK assumed responsibility for the running of Boon Lay Neighbourhood Link. Apart from the standard Neighbourhood Link services, the Centre also networks with grassroots organisations to organise social cohesion civilities promoting inter-generational bonding and inter-ethnic harmony.

Hope Garden@Indus was started by Indus Moral CARE, in collaboration with Farm EAT, a team of 8 Secondary 4 students from Raffles Girls’ School and Kim Seng CC YEC. The purpose of this garden is to allow elderly to get physically exercise through farming. The garden’s harvests are given for the elderly’s consumption. The garden is maintained daily by the elderly themselves.

EIPIC-2 commenced home-based services at its Choa Chu Kang premises.

Society of Moral Charities (Visually Handicapped) – SOMC (VH) moves to new premises with workshop, at Blk 3 Eunos Crescent.