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NTUC Health is an NTUC enterprise that provides a comprehensive and integrated suite of quality and accessible health and eldercare services to meet the growing needs of families and their dependents. NTUC Health Co-operative Limited (NTUC Health) is an NTUC social enterprise that provides a comprehensive and integrated suite of quality and affordable health and eldercare services to meet the grow

ing needs of families and their dependents. Building on close to three decades of experience and expertise, NTUC Health is among the largest providers of active ageing, senior day care, nursing home, and home personal care services in Singapore. We also serve vulnerable seniors in selected areas in Singapore through Community Case Management Services (CCMS), CREST mental health support, and a sheltered senior group home. Our purpose is to achieve ‘health for life’; enabling healthy and fulfilling years by being a trusted partner of seniors and their families in our community.

How do healthcare organisations prepare for some of the most difficult situations their staff may face? By learning from...
19/08/2026

How do healthcare organisations prepare for some of the most difficult situations their staff may face? By learning from one another.

NTUC Health was proud to join healthcare partners from across the sector at a recent sharing session co-organised by Singapore Police Force and Changi General Hospital, where participants exchanged experiences and practical approaches to managing abuse cases involving healthcare workers and patients.

Our Medical Social Work team contributed a case study that highlighted our experiences in supporting staff and navigating complex situations. We are especially proud that our Senior Medical Social Worker, Jacy Then, was recognised with a certificate of appreciation, reflecting the thoughtfulness and professionalism she brought to the discussion. 👏

With around 300 participants from across healthcare institutions, the session was a valuable opportunity to strengthen partnerships, learn from one another, and continue building safer care environments for both staff and patients.

Some of the biggest smiles at our Active Ageing Centre (Care) (Marsiling Park) open house came from something as simple ...
17/08/2026

Some of the biggest smiles at our Active Ageing Centre (Care) (Marsiling Park) open house came from something as simple as a balloon. 🎈💛

Behind them was Madam Hajira, 71, who arrived with her own balloons and pump and spent the day creating balloon flower bracelets and swords for visitors alongside former NTUC Health intern Reena Ho — showing how different generations can come together to bring joy to the community. She also crafted the colourful balloon arch that welcomed guests to the carnival.

A familiar face in Marsiling and a Silver Generation Ambassador, Madam Hajira has been practising balloon sculpting for more than ten years, often supported by her husband, Mr Sarmani. Her balloon creations at the open house also sparked interest among seniors at the centre, many of whom have since asked if she might one day teach them the craft.

Through her creativity, generosity and willingness to share her skills, Madam Hajira brings people together and reminds us that seniors continue to play an active role in shaping vibrant communities. 🌟

Every year, our seniors remind us what Singapore is built on: neighbours who show up for one another, generations who ma...
15/08/2026

Every year, our seniors remind us what Singapore is built on: neighbours who show up for one another, generations who make space for each other, and communities that grow together 🇸🇬⁠
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At NTUC Health Day Centre for Seniors (Jurong Spring), more than 200 seniors, family members, students, volunteers, partners and community members came together to mark SG61, with Dr Hamid Razak 贺明医生 ஹமீது, Adviser to West Coast–Jurong West GRC Grassroots Organisations, joining as Guest of Honour. The celebration brought together partners including My First Skool, Jurong Spring Community Club grassroots members, and partners from the Agency for Integrated Care - AIC Singapore's Silver Generation Office (SGO) — a reflection of how caring communities are built together.⁠
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The celebrations continued at NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Nanyang), where Dr Hamid joined Mr Ang Wei Neng 洪维能, Adviser, Nanyang Grassroots Organisations, grassroots leaders, seniors, volunteers and staff for an evening of performances and activities celebrating the talents of our seniors.⁠
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At NTUC Health Day Centre for Seniors (Serangoon Central), seniors celebrated alongside Mr Seah Kian Peng, Speaker of Parliament and MP for Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC, while NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Bukit Panjang) brought seniors together through familiar games, snacks, music and plenty of laughter.⁠
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Our Nursing Homes also marked the occasion in different ways — from watching the National Day Parade together, to sharing meals and celebrations with volunteers, children and community partners.⁠
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From community celebrations to quieter moments shared together, each gathering was a chance to celebrate Singapore and the people who make it home.⁠
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Strong community support has always been built on strong partnerships — in fact this has been a core focus for us as we ...
15/08/2026

Strong community support has always been built on strong partnerships — in fact this has been a core focus for us as we expand our network.

Today’s open house at NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Care) (Bukit Merah Silat) was a vibrant reflection of this ongoing commitment, bringing together partners, seniors, and volunteers! 💙

We were honored to welcome Mr Foo Cexiang, Adviser to Tanjong Pagar GRC, whose sustained support continues to strengthen our community. Our seniors greeted him with a warm rendition of “Stand by Me” — and an invitation to join in! 🎤

Key partners who continue to enrich our community ecosystem include:
🩺 SingHealth: Comprehensive health screenings (fall risk, nutrition, cognitive health) + interactive health games
💡 Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) & Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities (CREST): Digital literacy challenges & cognitive puzzles
🤝 Silver Generation Office: Navigating government schemes & volunteerism
🥜 Camel Nuts: A nostalgic touch of Kacang Puteh!

With our senior volunteers taking the lead — guiding guests through drone soccer, 3D printing, and floorball — the event showed how long-standing collaboration creates an active, empowered community.

Innovation in rehabilitation isn't only about new technology — it's also about finding better ways to deliver care and g...
14/08/2026

Innovation in rehabilitation isn't only about new technology — it's also about finding better ways to deliver care and grow the people behind it. 💙

At this year's Singapore-International Physiotherapy Congress (SIPC), NTUC Health shared how we're rethinking community rehabilitation through two presentations focused on expanding access to care and strengthening the rehabilitation workforce.

Our Day Rehabilitation Centre team presented how hybrid rehabilitation, group-based programmes and community partnerships are helping more seniors receive timely rehabilitation closer to home. We also shared how our Therapy Support Associate (TSA) Training Programme helps Therapy Assistants build new skills and take on a bigger role in supporting rehabilitation, allowing therapists to focus on seniors with more complex needs while creating clearer opportunities for career growth.

We are also proud that our Head of Allied Health, Irene Toh, served as Organising Chairperson for this year's congress, helping bring together rehabilitation professionals to exchange ideas and advance physiotherapy practice.

By sharing practical innovations and learning alongside peers across the sector, we continue working towards better rehabilitation outcomes for seniors and stronger community care.

Not everyone celebrates National Day at the parade. For some of our residents at NTUC Health, the celebrations came to t...
13/08/2026

Not everyone celebrates National Day at the parade. For some of our residents at NTUC Health, the celebrations came to them instead.

On 8 August, Mr Desmond Choo 朱倍庆 and a team of SAFRA volunteers visited all 230 residents, bringing the celebrations through the living hall and up to the resident floors with specially packed goodie bags. Face sticker tattoos, a National Day-themed puppet show and a live guitar sing-along filled the afternoon with laughter, music and community.

Happy SG61 to all Singaporeans, wherever you celebrated!

Who says drones are just for the young? 🚁For seniors from our Active Ageing Centres at Bukit Merah and Marsiling, learni...
11/08/2026

Who says drones are just for the young? 🚁

For seniors from our Active Ageing Centres at Bukit Merah and Marsiling, learning to pilot a drone became an opportunity to challenge themselves, try something completely new and discover the excitement of a team sport unlike any other.

After completing four training sessions with certified trainers from the Association of Drone Soccer Singapore (ADSS), our seniors put their training to the test at the National Silver Drone Soccer Competition. Competing in their first-ever national tournament, our Marsiling team advanced to the Top 8 quarter-finals — a remarkable achievement that reflected how quickly they had mastered an entirely new sport.

Beyond learning to pilot drones, the programme demonstrates how thoughtfully designed activities can support active ageing by encouraging seniors to stay mentally engaged, build confidence, strengthen social connections and embrace lifelong learning.

Congratulations to all our seniors for embracing the challenge and inspiring us with your courage, curiosity and team spirit! 💙

Community Foundation of Singapore Agency for Integrated Care - AIC Singapore Jia Ying Active Ageing Centre

For many of our seniors, a visit to an army camp became both a trip down memory lane and a chance to see today's The Sin...
11/08/2026

For many of our seniors, a visit to an army camp became both a trip down memory lane and a chance to see today's The Singapore Army up close.

160 seniors from our Active Ageing Centres across the west recently visited SAF Infantry Training Institute at Jurong Camp, where they took part in an army-style fitness session — featuring warm-ups, light strength exercises and mobility drills — checked out weapon and uniform displays, and listened to wisdom sharing from fellow seniors who once served as regulars or completed National Service.

“The army personnel showed good hospitality. They are friendly, approachable and willing to share. It was an eye-opening experience. If there are such outings in the future, do invite me!” shared 77-year-old Mr Koh.

“I enjoyed the trip, it brought back memories of my NS days,” shared Mr Quek, 74.

The conversations continued over light refreshments, with many seniors looking to swap stories and reflect on the experience. Some, like 66-year-old Mr Ng, were already looking forward to the next visit: "Well organised. It would be even better if future sessions include a showcase of their vehicles, such as an army tank."

A big thank you to SAF Infantry Training Institute for hosting our seniors and giving them a morning to remember.

09/08/2026

How many Singapore landmarks can you recognise from a simple drawing? 🇸🇬✏️⁠
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Our seniors put their artistic skills to the test with a National Day challenge: drawing some of Singapore's most iconic landmarks while everyone else tried to guess what they were.⁠
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There were plenty of laughs, a few creative interpretations, and lots of spirited guesses along the way.⁠
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Think you can identify them all? Watch the video and let us know how many you got right! 👀⁠
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Happy National Day! ❤️🇸🇬⁠
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08/08/2026

Happy 61st Birthday, Singapore!

From all of us at NTUC Health, here's to the communities, families and seniors who make Singapore feel like home.

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