BRO. MOHD

‘BROMOHD - The Practice’ is a culmination of my more than 30 years of social work experience.  The name BROMOHD ( pronounced 'Brother Mohamed', is a term of endearment used by those who knew me. Some even called me 'Brudder', for short.

I began my career in 1991, as a Medical Social Worker at the Singapore General Hospital specialising in helping patients with cardiac conditions. I was also a member of the then-newly set-up Heart Transplant Multidisciplinary team.

In 1999,  I led a team to set up the Medical Social Work Department of the National Heart Centre.

In 2000, I went into community work and became the Centre Head for PPIS-MENDAKI Family Service Centre. After a series of promotions, I made history as PPIS’s (Singapore Muslim Women Association) first male CEO in 2016.

My experience in community development and social work has allowed me to serve on various committees. Presently, I am serving as a member of the Civil Legal Aid Means Test Panel, the National Heart Centre Medifund Advisory Committee and the Social Work Accreditation & Advisory Board.

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Since 2019, I teach social work at the S R Nathan School of Human Development at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) and am a Practicum Seminar Tutor for the Social Work Department of the National University of Singapore.

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With my wealth of social work practice, programme development, and administrative and leadership experience, I now offer individual and group social work supervision, training, mentoring, group work facilitation, programme development, and consultancy.

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I graduated from the National University of Singapore, and hold a Master in Social Work from the Singapore University of Social Science.

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I am an award winner of the President's Outstanding Social Worker Award (OSWA) for 2009.

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