Back in the day, the home started off as a clinic providing free and heavily subsidized medical clinic to residents. ln December 1983, it established itself as one of Singapore’s nursing homes. Today, it has evolved to become of the biggest nursing homes in Singapore, with a capacity of 350 residents.

With every card purchase, the Hey, You Got Mail Team! will send another to friendly seniors from Ling Kwang Nursing Home.

MWS Bethany’s philosophy of care is to improve on their Resident’s Quality of Life (QoL) to the maximum of his/her ability in relation to physical, cognitive and social well-being. They have also adopted a person centric, family-like and dementia friendly environment for their Residents through their Care Remodelling Project.

With every card purchased, the Hey, You Got Mail Team! will send another to friendly seniors from MWS Bethany!

Ren Ci @AMK believes in PCC (Person Centred Care). They empower their residents to make decisions even though they may have physical limitations (Dementia, stroke etc). As much as possible, Ren Ci gives them choices in their daily routine and they don’t emphasize on abiding a strict routine.

This philosophy might be one of the influencing factors on the layout of AMK Nursing home. Instead of wards, they address residential areas as households. Unlike the traditional nursing home setting where it look similar to a hospital, they designed the setting to be homely where there’s common area (Dining and living room and a pastry area where residents can cook whenever they want) and their individual bedrooms.

Ren Ci @ Bukit Batok St. 52 opened in 2015 will house many facilities such as a multi-purpose hall and a gym room for the elderly to keep fit, in line with Health Ministry’s plan to bring aged care services to the community. They also contain a senior care centre that provides services such as day care, day rehab and nursing services. A floor is also dedicated to residents with dementia.

St Luke’s ElderCare Residence @ Ang Mo Kio (SLR@AMK) is a 189-bedder residential care facility that started operations in May 2020. SLR@AMK aims for their residents to have a “home away from home” experience. This centres around empowering their residents to make their own choices according to their interests and lifestyle.

Each resident at SLR@AMK have their own personalised space which have been furnished with customised wardrobes, pressure relief mattresses, and wooden framed nursing beds. Each household is also equipped with kitchen appliances and washing machines to encourage their residents to make their own tea-breaks, snacks, and do their laundry. SLEC’s unique care approach goes above and beyond the basic nursing home concept.

The senior activity centre aimed to be a neighbourhood focal point in the Eunos Crescent community. Programmes and activities are designed to engage seniors and to improve their general welling. This is done through encouraging community involvement, promoting an active volunteer movement, providing health education and case work services as well as establishing a local support network.

Geylang East Home for the Aged was established in 1978 to provide residential care to those with no or limited financial and social support.

By encouraging independence and providing supplementary resources to our residents, we hope to enable them to age in place and maintain their physical, mental and psychosocial well-being.

Our organization has expanded to serve elderly in the community through our senior care centre (maintenance day care, dementia day care & day rehabilitation) and our senior activity centre. It is also our vision to build a community spirit of helping one another, extending one’s love for their kin and the people around them.

Orange Valley Nursing Homes is one of Singapore’s largest nursing home operators with five nursing homes strategically located across the island. Guided by the philosophy of “Always Residents First”, we strive to meet the needs of the elderly and pay attention to the smallest details to ensure that our residents feel at home. We are proud to have a team of well-trained and dedicated health care professionals on board. Our attending doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians and healthcare assistants all personify this phrase, “Care from the Heart”. To all of us at Orange Valley, each resident is a unique individual.

Lions Befrienders (LB) – Connecting Seniors, Enriching Lives. Established in 1995, Lions Befrienders (LB) has more than 25 years of experience in befriending and caring for seniors in order for them to age in place in the community. Over the years, LB strives to address the varied needs of more than 86,000 seniors by adopting a senior-centric approach in its eldercare services. Leveraging on the support of some 1,500 regular volunteers, we actively engage more than 6,000 at-risk seniors via a spectrum of integrated eldercare service from preventive to intervention through comprehensive programmes, including social, emotional, mental and physical, to improve their quality of life. Amid the challenges in the eldercare landscape, LB undertakes constant review and adjustment to its programmes and services. Under our Community Outreach arm, we currently operate 10 Senior Activity Centres, 3 Cluster Support, 2 Senior Group Homes and Home Personal Care services. Our Befriending arm extends island-wide befriending services to socially isolated seniors.

Good health, good mind, good family, good friends and good community leads to good living. GoodLife! aims to provide just that for our seniors. We take a holistic approach to active aging by organizing activities that address both the physical and mental wellness of our seniors. The centre also reaches out to seniors living alone with a variety of programmes to ensure that they are provided with necessary assistance and support to age-in-place.

Metta Welfare Association (Metta) was founded in 1992 by Venerable Chao Khun Fa Zhao BBM, Abbot of the Golden Pagoda Buddhist Temple. He is President of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum.

Registered as a society in 1994, Metta is presently endorsed by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Ministry of Health (MOH) and Ministry of Education (MOE). We are also members of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), Singapore Hospice Council and Singapore Disability Sports Council.

Metta was awarded the Singapore Quality Class (SQC) with People certification in October 2018 and the Charity Transparency Awards (CTA) in 2019.Playing a pivotal role in realising our mission are nine welfare centres that are located island wide serving over 1,250 beneficiaries.