AAS Today
The American Association of Singapore is the heart of the American community in Singapore. Simply, our goal is to enhance, promote and celebrate American culture in Singapore. Our membership hails from every corner of the globe as well as from the Singaporean community.
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Our mission? Fun and connection!
AAS strives to enrich our members' experience while they are living in Singapore. We do this through all sorts of fun social events, charitable activities and career guidance. We provide a network of support for our members from when they arrive in town until it is time to say goodbye. And we make sure our members have fun while they're living on the Little Red Dot.
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AAS is often the first point of contact for those considering a relocation into Singapore, for those visiting Singapore before accepting employment, and for new residents when they first arrive. Our members renew their memberships to remain connected to our vibrant community throughout their time here - and sometimes even beyond! We are open to members of all nationalities.
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We are the oldest American organization in Singapore. Many people may not realize that AAS chartered most of the American community organizations in Singapore. Check out our history.
AAS strives to enrich our members' lives while they're living n Singapore. Plain and simple? We provide fun and connection!
Our Mission
At AAS, we want our members to create connections and have fun. We do this by actively exploring Singapore, hosting lots of fun events and embracing American traditions.
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Everybody is welcome! Our membership hails from all across the globe. In fact, about 40% of AAS members are non-American.
Our History
The American Association of Singapore is the oldest American organization in Singapore. Established in 1917 by a small group of Americans, its primary mission was to provide community support for American residents far from home. A century later, we are still the heart of the American community in the Lion City.
Many people don't realize that AAS chartered most of the American community organizations in Singapore, including:
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American Women’s Association (AWA) - 1935
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The American Club - 1948
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Singapore American School (SAS) - 1956
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American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) - 1969
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Singapore American Community Action Council (SACAC) - 1973
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Boy Scouts of America Troop 07 - chartered by AAS since 1986
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American Dragons (Dragon Boat Team) - 2005
Today, AAS remains a non-profit association dedicated to enhancing the well-being and experience of all expats in Singapore. We are often the first point of contact for new residents and for those visiting Singapore before accepting employment.