‘What does it take to create a 2.5m-tall Giant Ang Bao? For starters, about 4,300kg of recycled festive packets!

Establish a Framework on paying senior volunteers

‘Building a future-ready community care workforce starts from inspiring, nurturing, and investing in young lives, equipping them to become the next generation of changemakers.

‘We pay tribute in the month of love by giving for a good cause! Spread the love this Valentine’s month by sharing this post.

‘Knock, Knock… Our first-ever Door-Knocking Exercise (DKE) of 2024 was a fruitful endeavour, with our Volunteer Leaders and SINDA Youth Club members engaging households in the Bendemeer area!

KWSH has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Temasek Polytechnic (TP) on 30 Jan to further our commitment to fostering skills-building, learning, innovation, and advancement between the organisations in our efforts to strengthen the community care sector. Two other organisations that were invited to the event and signed MOUs with TP were Lions Befrienders, and Allkin Singapore (previously known as AMKFSC).

Ang baos are often given as tokens of well-wishes during Chinese New Year but for People Engagement Specialist Lois Pok, they symbolise her dementia-stricken grandmother’s determination to preserve memories of her grandchildren.

Government promotes more home care providers for the elderly: demand for home dialysis treatment services triples.

@coldplay & @lovebuttonorg are all about staying active. From the kinetic dance floors to the energy bikes, the act of movement creates so many positives. For @lionsbefrienders, staying active is the main thing they promote to their seniors.

Partner With SUSS: 🤝 In case you missed it, relive the enlightening sharing sessions, purposeful discussions, and impactful partnerships and collaborations forged at our Integrated Care Learning Symposium.