
Previously known as Pasir Panjang Indian Muslim Association, it was first established in 1964 spurred on by one of our pioneering nation builders, Minister Othman Wok.
The United Indian Muslim Association (UIMA) is a volunteer welfare organization, registered with the Registry of Society (ROS).
Revamp of constitution in 1989, under the leadership of our first President Mr M.K.A Jabbar (former MP of Radin Mas SMC).
Since its inception, UIMA is dedicated to the promotion of goodwill, understanding and cooperation amongst the communities in Singapore.
UIMA is an associate member of NCSS, affiliated partner of Mendaki and the Federation of Indian Muslims (FIM). Vision & Mission, Our vision and mission is mainly to help build a united Singapore community thrive and prosper in an environment of goodwill, respect and cooperation and to help underprivileged individuals and families thrive and prosper through joint communal efforts.
Education Bursaries
Education Bursaries are given out annually to children from poor and needy families, regardless of their racial, religious and cultural background. Every year, UIMA disburses bursaries worth about $65,000 to some 250 students.
Child Care Services UIMA
Child Care Services UIMA runs 2 child care centres under the brand name of Little Dolphins Playskool. This is a community-based child care centre, where students from under-privileged families are given priority enrolment, financial assistance, easy payment schemes, and referrals to CDCs for other help schemes. The second child care centre has facilities for infant and toddler care too.
Moral Education Program
This is a week-end moral learning programme, aimed to inculcate moral foundation and good citizenry values in students. Some 300 students are participating in these programmes, which are held every week.


United Indian Muslim Association (UIMA) is a registered charity in Singapore. It is officially registered with the Registry of Societies (ROS) .
Established in 1964, UIMA is a volunteer welfare organization dedicated to promoting goodwill, understanding, and cooperation among communities in Singapore. Its mission focuses on assisting underprivileged individuals and families, regardless of race or religion, through various programs such as education bursaries, child care services, and community engagement initiatives .
Our Esteemed
Management Committee


Who we are
UIMA provides various welfare and development programs, including child care services, social development initiatives, and bursaries for needy students.
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