Caregiving
Seventy-one-year-old Chong Ooi goes from a purchasing officer in the air-conditioning industry to a care coordinator in the eldercare sector and continues to keep his head-up despite challenges.
The space comprises of a group activity area, an immersive projection cave, a Quiet Room, and music booths.
Dementia Singapore partners with the Municipal Service Office.
NTUC Health introduces flexible care options and more opportunities for seniors to age well as part of its plans to meet the evolving needs of seniors.
AIC’s collaboration encourages the public to treat a caregiver they know with a cup of coffee.
CARA provides a safe return function, curated care solutions, resources and lifestyle rewards for those with dementia and caregivers in Singapore.
These serve as a ‘safe return’ point for the public to bring persons with dementia who may be lost.
The new digital portal provides resources to support persons living with dementia and raises awareness about the condition.
A nationwide virtual steps challenge by the Alzheimer’s Disease Association.
To raise awareness of dementia, Forget Us Not presents a unique, improvisational theatre experience based on spontaneously shared stories of caregivers and persons with dementia.
National survey shares that 72 percent of persons with dementia feel rejection and loneliness, while 50 percent feel they cannot be open with others regarding their condition.
Harnessing the power of social media to help find seniors who have wandered off.
The system improves quality of care, eases physical demands on caregivers, and reduces caregivers’ dependence.
Theatre company Pangdemonium delves into the all-important issue of dementia.