Who We Are
Ambulance Wish (Singapore) Ltd. (“Ambulance Wish Singapore”) was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee on 24 May 2019 and registered as a Charity under the Charities Act (Chapter 37) since 2 March 2020.
Ambulance Wish Singapore has been accorded Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status since 17 October 2023, with its last renewal approved from 17 October 2024 to 31 October 2026.
Ambulance Wish Singapore has a Constitution as its governing instrument.
Unique Registration Number (UEN)
201916704W
Our Mission
To create positive end-of-life experiences for terminally ill patients through the fulfilment of their final wishes.
Our Vision
To transform the end-of-life experience of terminally ill patients and their loved ones, beyond basic palliative care services.

Main Objects
Guiding Principles
The work of Ambulance Wish Singapore is carried out based on the following:
Professionalism & Expertise
We adhere to professional ethics and provide professional care when fulfilling wishes.
Respect
We respect the rights and wishes of the patient and their next-of-kin.
Timeliness & Accessibility
We strive to give timely attention to all wish requests and extend the service to eligible patients.
Good Governance
We will exercise responsible stewardship of public resources in fulfilling the objectives of Ambulance Wish Singapore.

Organisation Chart

Our Staff
Marya Malek
Executive Director
Marya Malek was appointed as Executive Director of Ambulance Wish Singapore on 19 June 2024.
She has significant work experience in the international development and social service sectors, with a focus on volunteer-led projects. She has designed and worked on award-winning development programmes in Asia. Prior to this appointment, she was the Assistant Secretary-General at the Singapore National Paralympic Council.
Marya holds a Bachelor of Arts from the National University of Singapore and Master of Non-profit Management from the Singapore University of Social Sciences. She has a keen interest in the strategic management of non-profit organisations and working collaboratively to achieve greater positive social impact.
Elaine Chin
Assistant Manager, Programmes & Services
Elaine Chin is the Assistant Manager of Programmes & Services at Ambulance Wish Singapore, where she leads the coordination and delivery of end-of-life wishes for terminally ill individuals. She manages all incoming wishes, working closely with volunteers, families and referrers to ensure meaningful and timely fulfilment. She also oversees volunteer engagement, fostering a strong and supportive community.
With over a decade of experience across the public, healthcare and non-profit sectors, Elaine has a strong foundation in community engagement, operations, stakeholder collaboration and advisory work. She is appreciated for her empathetic leadership, adaptability and thoughtful approach to creating meaningful experiences for those she supports.
Outside of work, Elaine enjoys quality time with loved ones, exploring new destinations and finding peace in nature. Whether through travel or quiet moments outdoors, she values reflection, connection and purpose in both her personal and professional journey.
Dinah Eriqah
Assistant Manager, Marketing & Communications
Eriqah is the Assistant Manager of Marketing and Communications at Ambulance Wish Singapore, where she oversees brand storytelling, digital engagement and communications initiatives. With experience in the non-profit sector dating back to her internship days, she hopes to bring her creative expertise to the social service sector.
A graduate with Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Arts Management from LASALLE College of the Arts and a Master of Media and Communication from Nanyang Technological University, Eriqah combines strategic thinking with creative execution. She is passionate about applying her knowledge in marketing, communications and management to amplify Ambulance Wish Singapore’s meaningful cause and create impactful narratives that drive engagement and support.
Ben Tan
Assistant Manager, Community Partnership & Development
Ben Tan is the Assistant Manager for Community Partnership and Development at Ambulance Wish Singapore, where he leads fundraising initiatives and strategic partnership development. His responsibilities include identifying grant opportunities and implementing donor engagement programs to strengthen community support.
A graduate with a Specialised Diploma in Infocomm Technology (Sales and Marketing), Ben brings diverse experience from both social service and ministry-based roles. These experiences have refined his expertise in stakeholder management and relationship building.
Outside of work, he enjoys painting and creative arts, finding inspiration in capturing life’s meaningful moments, much like the work he supports at Ambulance Wish Singapore.
Nurul Atiqah
Assistant Manager, Finance & Admin
Nurul Atiqah is the Assistant Manager of Finance & Admin at Ambulance Wish Singapore, where she is involved in financial planning, budgeting, reporting and administration operations.
Atiqah holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Accounting and Finance from University of London. With over a decade of experience spanning the private, government and non-profit sectors, she aims to leverage her strong analytical skills, financial acumen and leadership abilities to support Ambulance Wish Singapore’s strategic growth and enhance operational efficiency.
She is committed to driving process improvements, ensuring compliance and contributing to sustainable administrative and financial practices.