Support the Lasallian Mission in Singapore
The Trust was established to provide a sustainable structure for the mission as the number of Brothers decreases and lay leadership increases.
Chairman: Mr. Derek Loh
Key Functions: The Trust oversees governance, financial sustainability, and the "Lasallian Formation" of staff and students to ensure they understand and live out the Lasallian charism.
BROTHER VISITOR
Office of Brother Visitor
Within the Lasallian community, Singapore institutions and entities belong to the Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD). In addition to Singapore, the other countries in LEAD include Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, The Philippines and Thailand. Brother Visitor is the major superior for all De La Salle Brothers within LEAD. In Singapore, the Christian Brothers’ Schools Visitor Ordinance 1915 was enacted by the Governor of the Straits Settlements to incorporate the Brother Visitor as a corporate body. The Brother Visitor is responsible for overseeing the Lasallian schools in Singapore, including allowing the Brother Visitor to hold and manage property and visit and inspect schools.
Roles and Responsibilities of Brother Visitor
The Brother Visitor oversees the governance of LEAD, ensuring that its schools, institutions and ministries are operating effectively to fulfil the Lasallian mission aligned with the Lasallian principles and in compliance with Canon Law. He also provides strategic direction for LEAD, working with the District Council and other stakeholders to set goals and priorities. He makes regular visits to Lasallian schools, institutions and ministries in LEAD to stay connected and provide support to the De La Salle Brothers and Lasallian communities.
LEAD
The Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD) is a vibrant community of about 150 De La Salle Brothers and over 13,000 Lasallian partners and associates. Established in 2011, LEAD brought together the Lasallian Districts and Sectors in East and Southeast Asia under a single umbrella to strengthen unity, collaboration, and mission effectiveness in the region. LEAD oversees more than 70 educational institutions across Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Each LEAD country retains its unique cultural and historical heritage while benefiting from shared resources, formation programs, and leadership development across LEAD. LEAD is also part of a global network of Catholic universities, schools, and ministries committed to providing high-quality Catholic education, especially to the poor and marginalised.
Visit the LEAD website at https://www.lasalle-lead.org/ for more information.