Founded in 2015, Euforia Singapore is focused on alleviating the social issues that exists in our modern society.

We believe there is a better way to help society’s vulnerable and disadvantaged. A more valuable and effective way to ensure that support is long-term, and not fleeting.

A Strategic Network comprising of partnerships between Social Enterprises, Corporations & Companies, Non-Profit Organisations, and Government Agencies can create positive change.

We’re obsessively passionate about it, and our goal is to help society achieve this.

Making Positive Social Impact

Making Change Through Positive Actions

Euforia Singapore manages a group of brands and strategic partnerships encompassing different industries.

Our objective is to accelerate societal growth through the development of partnerships and solutions that create a better everyday life for the vulnerable and disadvantaged.

Through our work, we want to change the common belief that corporate social responsibility revolves only around donations or volunteer work.

More can be done by companies, and we want to be advocates to show how it can be done.

“Euforia Singapore was founded with the intention to help improve the lives of the needy and disadvantaged in Singapore. One individual alone is not enough to change the world. I hope that together with our partners and stakeholders, we will be able to create positive change in the social landscape in Singapore.”

Melvin Ho
Founder & Managing Director, Euforia Singapore

How We Do Business Is As Important As What We Do

The Key Players Managing Our Growth

Melvin Ho

Managing Director

Melvin is the Founder and Managing Director of Euforia Singapore, a social enterprise started in 2015 as an online marketplace – MyEuforia Singapore (myeuforia.com.sg). Euforia Singapore has since grown to include a group of brands and strategic partnerships focused on providing long-term support and improving the lives of society’s vulnerable and disadvantaged.

Through his experience in building his own social enterprise startup, and a career background advising SMEs in a consultancy role, Melvin is very aware of the difficulties faced in the social sector. He restructured and rebranded Euforia Singapore in 2019, allowing the company to be better positioned to be a facilitator for change in the social sector. He has been working with Coco Veda since 2018, and his appointment in 2020 as Co-Chief Executive Officer of Coco Veda Singapore is an extension of his vision for social change with a sustainability focus.

Melvin believes that innovation and strategic partnerships between government agencies, non-profit organisations, and companies can bring forth change and improvement. This belief forms the cornerstone of Euforia Singapore’s mission. The result being innovative products & services in Business Engagement and Sustainable Horticulture, solutions that are generated and driven forward by Melvin.

He graduated from Curtin University in Perth, Australia with a Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce, majoring in Economics and Marketing. He was also an alumni of the Business School in Singapore Polytechnic, graduating with a Diploma in Business Administration (Marketing).

Francis Ng

Creative Director

The Creative Director of Euforia Singapore, Francis is an alumni of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), and in the early part of his career had worked with the Creative Director of a prominent Singapore brand. This experience increased his appetite for learning, often making trips overseas searching for design inspiration.

After stints at a Public Relations agency and a local design house, Francis ventured out on his own, and has worked with many companies both locally and overseas.

These companies include Esplanade, Apco Singapore, Apco Hong Kong, Datacraft, United Nations, Astrazeneca, Hong Kong Government Agency for Responsible Drinking, ESPN, Marsh, Novartis, M&M, Ederman, Philippines Trade Tourism Board, Singapore Shopping Centre, and Forest Adventure.

Francis also assisted artist Wang Lusheng on the installation arts mural for the North-East Line train station at Outram Park.