NNI Fund

12/06/2026

Who are we when memory, speech, or movement fades? Dr Crystal Yeo Jing Jing, Consultant Neurologist at NNI, shares a moving reflection on how identity can survive – within us, and in those who love us.

👉 Read the article: https://www.nni.com.sg/news/patient-care/who-is-left--when-illness-takes-away-your-mind-or-body-

09/06/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our first winner, Donny Low! 🎉

Our Dementia Myths Debunked Part 1 giveaway has come to a close, and we're excited to announce our first winner.

💡 Did you know? Dementia and Alzheimer's are not the same thing. Dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability severe enough to affect daily life, while Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia.

Missed this giveaway? Fret not! 👀 Part 2 is currently ongoing(contest ending 9 June, 11:59pm). Head over to our previous post and take part for another chance to win while learning more useful facts about dementia and brain health.

03/06/2026

Missed our first giveaway? 👀 Here’s your second chance to win!

How to enter:

1. Like this post
2. Follow our page
3. Comment your answer: A/B/C/D/E
4. Tag 1 friend

🗓 Contest period: 3 Jun – 9 Jun 2026 (11:59pm SGT)

🏆 1 winner will be selected and announced once the selection process has been completed.

🎁 Prize: Sunday Shades Sunglasses (FLARE Series), worth $59

T&Cs:

Open to Singapore residents only.
One entry per person.
The winner will be required to provide details for prize redemption.
This contest is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook.
The organiser’s decision is final.

02/06/2026

Small habits, done consistently, can make a difference. 👣🧠 Swipe for 4 daily habits that may help lower dementia risk.

And keep an eye out 👀 Another giveaway is coming soon — answer a simple question and stand a chance to win a prize.

*This post is part of NNI Fund’s Dementia Awareness Campaign.

27/05/2026

Selamat Hari Raya Aidiladha 🌙

Wishing all who celebrate a meaningful occasion filled with peace, compassion, and togetherness.

22/05/2026

The final CHIONG AH! shout 🏁🔥

Hear directly from our race participants as they share their race experience.

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who raced with purpose and to our amazing partners. Your support helped raise over $317,000 for the NNI Fund, making a real difference for those living with neurological conditions like stroke and dementia.

Until next time – thank you for CHIONG-ing with heart. 💙

19/05/2026

Found all 4 post-it “secrets”? 👀

Stay tuned, our contest is coming soon! Answer a simple question and stand a chance to win a prize.
*This reel is part of NNI Fund’s Dementia Awareness Campaign.

14/05/2026

🎁 Stand a chance to win!
Think you’ve got this right? Put your answer to the test and you could walk away with a prize 👀

How to enter:

1. Like this post
2. Follow our page
3. Comment your answer: True or False
4. Tag 1 friend

🗓 Contest period: Now – 20 May (11:59pm SGT)

🏆 1 winner will be selected and announced once the selection process has been completed.

🎁 Prize: Sunday Shades Sunglasses (FLARE Series), worth $59

T&Cs:

● Open to Singapore residents only.
● One entry per person.
● The winner will be required to provide details for prize redemption.
● This contest is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook.
● The organiser’s decision is final.

13/05/2026

Think you know dementia? Here are four facts that may surprise you.

👀 Stay tuned for our next post to answer a simple quiz and win a pair of sunglasses from Sunday Shades. Don’t miss it!

*This post is part of NNI Fund’s Dementia Awareness Campaign.

08/05/2026

Heard of creatine? What does it actually do for your body — and your brain? 🧠💪

This feature brings together insights from healthcare and nutrition experts, including Asst Prof Yeo Tianrong from the National Neuroscience Institute, to unpack what creatine does, who it may be suitable for, and who should avoid it.

👉 Read the full article here:

Creatine replenishes the "rechargeable batteries" in your body's cells, which get depleted when you're performing short, powerful bursts of exercise, or when you’re studying, focusing and multitasking. Find out more.