Our Centre

THK Indus Moral CARE is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

Indus Moral CARE was officially opened by Mr Wong Kan Seng, then Minister for Home Affairs and Dr Lily Neo, Member of Parliament, Kreta-Ayer-Kim Seng GRC and Advisor to the Centre on 24 November 2000.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Service Cluster

THK Indus Moral CARE stands for Centre of Activity for Retired and Elderly and serves the poor and needy senior citizens of Blk 79 and neighboring blocks. To date, approximately 250 clients are registered with the Centre.

50% of expenditure is funded by MSF and the rest is contributed by Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities. Sometimes, kind donors make contributions in cash and kind for various functions and celebrations.

Programmes & Services

• Daily Morning Exercise
• Exercise Therapy (hand pulleys, foot massagers etc)
• Lunch and morning and afternoon tea breaks from Monday to Friday
• Karaoke singing, TV watching, videos, games such as Chinese Chess and Checkers
• Handicraft classes
• Free haircut
• Monthly monitoring of blood pressure and general health care facilities
• Monthly visits to places of interest and educational trips
• Celebrations of the 6 major religious events in Singapore (Holy Birthday of Lao Zi, Buddha, and Confucius, Christmas, Deepavali and Hari Raya Puasa)
• Food and rations distributed to families in need
• Help with the reading and writing of letters
• Referral and escort services to hospitals, clinics, banks and post office
• Home modification, home repair services and routine visits to elderly’s homes, when the need arises
• Conducting of public education/ awareness programmes

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Bedok Radiance SAC is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats. THK Bedok Radiance SAC started since 8th November 2012.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

THK Bedok Radiance Senior Activity Centre (THK-BRSAC) is committed to the well-being of all people, reaching out to the various levels of needs of community.

Our centre aims to foster a spirit of care and concern, and provide a platform for the elderly clients to take up proactive roles in serving the community. We hope to enhance their golden years and enable them to enjoy a high quality of life with both friends, neighbours and families.

Programmes and Services

• Alert Alarm System (AAS)
• myHealth Kiosk
• Community Nurse Post
• Care from the Community (CFC)
• Home Visits to Frail and Homebound
• Information and Referrals
• Social Activities and Outings
• Drop-in Disability Programme (DDP)
• CareMaster SportSG
• Daily morning exercise ( Therapy Exercise; Qigong; Stretch and Tone Band; Zumba Gold)
• Active Ageing Programme
• Share-A-Pot
• Birthday Celebration
• Conversational English & Chinese Class
• Ukulele Class
• Voice Training Class (Cantonese)
• Yum Cha Session
• Art & Craft

DROP-IN DISABILITY PROGRAMME (DDP)

The goal of the DDP is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities (PWD) by enabling them to remain meaningfully engaged and integrated in the community.  The DDP clients attend the programme thrice a week for up to 4 hours a day.

This programme is funded by MSF and THK Bedok Radiance SAC is one of the 4 centres currently conducting this programme.

Eligibility Criteria for DDP

• Aged 16 years and above
• Intellectual/Physical/Sensory Disability, ASD
• Sufficiently independent
• Does not require nursing care
• No serious psychotic/behaviour issues

Operating conditions for DDP

• Small groups of 5-7 PWDs at any one time
• PWDs attend 3 days per week
• Up to 4 hours (am/pm)
• No fee charged

 DDP Activities

• Social/recreational games
• Art and craft
• Singing and music sessions
• Outings
• Social and interpersonal skills training
• Community living skills

Programmes

• Social/recreational games
• Art and craft
• Singing or music sessions
• Outings
• Social and interpersonal skills training
• Community living skills

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre at AMK 208 is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.  SAC@ AMK 208 was officially opened in January 2014.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Service Cluster

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ AMK 208 serves seniors residing in the one and two rooms rental blocks 203, 206, 217 and 224 at Ang Mio Kio Ave 1.

Programmes & Services

Activities & Outings to promote healthy lifestyle through Inter-generational interactions with students, morning exercises, social games, artwork, community drumming, movies, karaoke, health talks, festive celebrations, outings to places of interest, lunch & dinner invitations and groceries distribution.

• Social/recreational engagement and games
• Group Physiotherapy Exercise
• Blood Pressure Taking
• Board Games
• Handicraft classes
• Karaoke session
• Hi Tea & Bingo session
• Gentle Zumba Dance
• Extra Gentle Yoga session
• Visits to places of interest
• Social and interpersonal skills and talks

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ AMK 257 is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

THK SAC @ AMK 257 is THK’s very first SAC to incorporate a therapy clinic. Physio and Occupational therapists will be stationed at this SAC to provide therapy programmes, assessments and consultations to elderly residents residing in the vicinity.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Line dancing
• LaLa exercises
• Cognitive activities like origami, handicrafts, ketupat-making
• Outings and entertainment like karaoke sessions, etc.
  

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Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ AMK 645 is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Morning Exercises
• Art & Crafts
• Karaoke & Live Band Sessions
• Rummy O, Mahjong, Bingo
• Group Therapy Sessions
• TCM Consultations
• Community Nursing Post
• Excursions, Outings
• Cooking classes
• Health talks, Immunisations & Functional Screenings
• Special interest groups like sewing class, English conversational lessons
• Stretch Band Exercise, Rhythmic Exercise
• Newspaper Reading
• Gold Zumba

DROP-IN DISABILITY PROGRAMME (DDP)

The goal of the DDP is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities (PWD) by enabling them to remain meaningfully engaged and integrated in the community.  The DDP clients attend the programme thrice a week for up to 4 hours a day.

This programme is funded by MSF and SAC@AMK 645 is one of the 4 centres currently conducting this programme.

Eligibility Criteria for DDP

• Aged 16 years and above
• Intellectual/Physical/Sensory Disability, ASD
• Sufficiently independent
• Does not require nursing care
• No serious psychotic/behaviour issues

Operating conditions for DDP

• Small groups of 5-7 PWDs at any one time
• PWDs attend 3 days per week
• Up to 4 hours (am/pm)
• No fee charged

 DDP Activities

• Social/recreational games
• Art and craft
• Singing and music sessions
• Outings
• Social and interpersonal skills training
• Community living skills

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Beo Crescent is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

 Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Newspaper reading
• TV and Karaoke
• Information and referral assistance to NGO, GRO and SWCDC
• Inter-generation and inter-racial activities
•  Students / Elderly interaction sessions
•  Exercise and gym equipments
• Internet Facilities
• Blood Pressure Taking
•  Talks and courses
•  Volunteering opportunities
•  Outing and activities
•  Food Ration
• TCM Services*

We engage the elderly to be active participants in the neighborhood they live in and adopt a positive attitude towards aging. To do so, we organise a range of activities and provide facilities aimed at promoting healthy living and life-long learning. We also provide social assistance, information and referral to services such as family counselling and respite services.

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Boon Lay is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Boon Lay serves as a focal point for information and referral as well as for community activities where elderly residents, come together for activities and community services that enhance their social well-being.

Programmes and Services

• House Visits
• Information and Referral Assistance to NGO, GRO and SWCDC
• Karaoke
• Morning Exercise
• Massaging Chair
• Board Games
• Hair Cutting
• Food Ration

Needy residents such as frail elderly living alone, dysfunctional or low-income families, or the disabled who needs social support can also approach us for arrangement of food rations, meals delivery and volunteer help.

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Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Bukit Merah View is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC@ Bukit Merah View was officially opened on February 2002.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Alert Alarm System Monitoring
• Information and Referrals
• Outreach
• Home Visits for Vulnerable Seniors
• Coordinate Home Cleaning
• Befriending Services
• Social Outings
• Board Games
• Hair Cut
• Blood Pressure Taking
• Karaoke Session
• Line Dance
• Therapy Exercise
• Yoga
• Zumba Gold

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Cassia is a joint project of the MSF, HDB and THKMC. It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two room rental flats.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low-income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats in the Cassia area
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Active ageing and community-bonding activities (eg. TheraBand exercises, LaLa Exercises, Rummy O, Mahjong)
• To promote and facilitate ageing in place (eg. Bingo, Yam Cha)
• To educate our elderly on healthy eating, healthy cooking

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Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Fengshan 101 is a joint project of the Ministry of Health (MOH), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats. THK SAC @ Fengshan 101 started operations in Oct 2018.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Service Cluster

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Fengshan 101 serves seniors residing in the one and two room rental blocks 101 and 106 at Bedok North Ave 4.

Programmes & Services

Activities & Outings to promote healthy lifestyle through Inter-generational interactions with students, morning exercises, social games, artwork, community drumming, movies, karaoke, health talks, festive celebrations, outings to places of interest, lunch & dinner invitations and groceries distribution.

• Social/recreational engagement and games
• Group Physiotherapy Exercise
• Blood Pressure Taking
• Board Games
• Handicraft classes
• Karaoke session
• Hi Tea & Bingo session
• Gentle Zumba Dance
• Extra Gentle Yoga session
• Visits to places of interest
• Social and interpersonal skills and talks

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Fengshan 114 is a joint project of the Ministry of Health (MOH), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats. THK SAC @ Fengshan 114 started operations in Oct 2018.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Service Cluster

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Fengshan 114 serves seniors residing in the one and two room rental blocks 113 and 114 at Bedok North St 2.

Programmes & Services

Activities & Outings to promote healthy lifestyle through Inter-generational interactions with students, morning exercises, social games, artwork, community drumming, movies, karaoke, health talks, festive celebrations, outings to places of interest, lunch & dinner invitations and groceries distribution.

• Social/recreational engagement and games
• Group Physiotherapy Exercise
• Blood Pressure Taking
• Board Games
• Handicraft classes
• Karaoke session
• Hi Tea & Bingo session
• Gentle Zumba Dance
• Extra Gentle Yoga session
• Visits to places of interest
• Social and interpersonal skills and talks

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Henderson (Satellite 93) is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC@ Henderson (Satellite 93) was officially opened on 4 February 2012.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

 Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Service Cluster

THK SAC @ Henderson (Satellite 93) currently serves seniors residing in the one-room rental blocks at Blk 91, 92 & 93 Henderson Road.

Satellite 93 provides programmes that support active ageing, empower the elderly to live independently, stay socially engaged and enjoy a better quality of life.

Special attention is made towards developing social spaces to encourage the elderly to interact with each other, exercise, and/ or participate in enriching and stimulating programmes.

The centre is proactive in reaching out and engaging the seniors, monitor the frail and/ or homebound seniors, and provide appropriate referrals to other social service agencies on behalf of the seniors with total respect to the seniors’ needs, privacy, culture, language, religion and beliefs.

Another important aspect of the centre is its commitment to encourage volunteerism through its Mutual Help Group programme to enable seniors and neighbours to help each other in times of need.

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Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Kaki Bukit is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC@ Kaki Bukit was officially opened by Mr Chew Heng Ching, MP for East Coast GRC and Adviser to Kaki Bukit GROs on 24 March 2002.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Home Visits to check on well-being of senior residents
• Wellness & fitness – Exercises, acupuncture service, health talk
• Social & Leisure – Board games, dancing, potluck fellowship, Karaoke
• Enrichment & learning skills – Internet, English conversational classes, Chinese calligraphy and painting
• Festive Celebrations

Centre’s operating hours:

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ MacPherson is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC@ Macpherson was officially opened by then Acting Minister for Community Development, Mr Abdullah Tarmugi on 29 November 1995.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Service Cluster

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ MacPherson currently serves seniors residing in the one-room rental blocks 90 and 94 Pipit Road as well as six two-room blocks 51, 52, 68, 70, 71, 72 Circuit Road.

Programmes and Services

• Educational tour
• Health talks
• Festive celebrations
• Food ration distribution
• House-cleaning
• Lunch / dinner Invitation
• Visits to places of interest

THK DROP-IN DISABILITY PROGRAMME (DDP)

The goal of the DDP is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities (PWD) by enabling them to remain meaningfully engaged and integrated in the community.  The DDP clients attend the programme thrice a week for up to 4 hours a day.

This programme is funded by MSF and SAC@MacPherson is one of the 4 centres currently conducting this programme.

Eligibility Criteria for DDP

• Aged 16 years and above
• Intellectual/Physical/Sensory Disability, ASD
• Sufficiently independent
• Does not require nursing care
• No serious psychotic/behaviour issues

Operating conditions for DDP

• Small groups of 5-7 PWDs at any one time
• PWDs attend 3 days per week
• Up to 4 hours (am/pm)
• No fee charged

 DDP Activities

• Social/recreational games
• Art and craft
• Singing and music sessions
• Outings
• Social and interpersonal skills training
• Community living skills

Centre’s Operating hours:

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Telok Blangah Crescent is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC@ Telok Blangah Crescent was officially opened by Mr Abdullah Tarmugi, Minister for Community Development on 14 July 1996.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Alert Alarm System to monitor the safety of our elderly
• Daily Exercise
• Board Games (ie. Bingo)
• Pot-luck
• Karaoke
  Blood Pressure Taking
• Haircut

THK DROP-IN DISABILITY PROGRAMME (DDP)

The goal of the DDP is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities (PWD) by enabling them to remain meaningfully engaged and integrated in the community.  The DDP clients attend the programme thrice a week for up to 4 hours a day.

This programme is funded by MSF and SAC@ Telok Blangah Crescent is one of the 4 centres currently conducting this programme.

Eligibility Criteria for DDP

• Aged 16 years and above
• Intellectual/Physical/Sensory Disability, ASD
• Sufficiently independent
• Does not require nursing care
• No serious psychotic/behaviour issues

Operating conditions for DDP

• Small groups of 5-7 PWDs at any one time
• PWDs attend 3 days per week
• Up to 4 hours (am/pm)
• No fee charged

DDP Activities

• Social/recreational games
• Art and craft
• Singing and music sessions
• Outings
• Social and interpersonal skills training
• Community living skills

Centre’s operating hours

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Toa Payoh 31 is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC @ Toa Payoh 31 was officially opened on On 12 Oct 1995.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

 Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• Chit-Chatting Session
• Free Lunch
• Outreach and House Visits
• Food Rationing
• TV Viewing, Movie Screening and Newspapers Reading
• Mahjong and Sudoku
• Cards and board games
• Karaoke Session
• Bingo game
• Exercise machines
• Doctors-on-Wheels Programme (DOW)
• Blood pressure checks
• Haircut
• Excursions and outings

Centre’s operating hours

Our Centre

THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Toa Payoh 15 is a joint project of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), Housing and Development Board (HDB), and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities.  It aims to improve the quality of life of elderly residents living in HDB one and two-room rental flats.

SAC@ Toa Payoh 15 was officially opened by Mr Zainudin Nordin, MP for Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC on 1 July 2012.

Our Mission

To integrate low income elderly (aged 60 years and above) into mainstream community living, with the support and active participation of the wider community.

 Our Objectives

1. To improve the living conditions of the low income elderly
2. To prevent social isolation of low income and vulnerable elderly residing in the identified HDB rental flats
3. To provide support and services by facilitating and co-ordinating community-based resources
4. To mobilise community resources, including volunteers to build a local support network for the needy residents

Programmes and Services

• SATA Doctor-on-Wheels (DOW) programme
• Intergeneration programmes
• Chit-chatting session
• Free meal services
• Wii games
• Handicraft sessions
• Newspaper sharing
• Morning exercises
• Cards and board games
• Blood pressure checks
• Bingo game
• Health talks
• Excursions and outings
• Other ad-hoc activities

Centre’s operating hours