Bridges Newsletter

SCH relies on the support of our community to provide care to our patients and their loved ones. Through Bridges, we aim to highlight the impact of the contributions from the community and the importance of their time and talents as volunteers.

We hope to inspire and inform you about the various way in which you can provide support towards our community hospitals and make a difference in the lives of those we care.

e-Bridges July 2024

Thank You for Being A Part of iWalk 2024

Despite a passing shower right before the event started, participants did not have their spirits dampened and were eager to get started for iWalk 2024, SingHealth Community Hospitals' (SCH) annual fundraising event!

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Bridges Issue 5

Return to Wellness

When 88-year-old Mdm Foo Siew Yin discharged from Sengkang Community Hospital (SKCH), she left with not just health advice and medications but took away an additional “social prescription” of rhythmic exercises at the Seniors Activity Centre near her home in Ang Mo Kio.

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Bridges Issue 4

Welcome Back Volunteers

With COVID-19 turning endemic, many restrictions are lifted and we are seeing a gradual resumption of physical volunteering. Read about how the Outreach & Volunteers team keep our volunteers engaged and resumed physical activities in a safe and enjoyable manner for both volunteers and patients.

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Bridges Issue 3

Kindness That Makes a Difference

Since before the pandemic, our volunteers have been an invaluable part of our patients’ recovery journey. From welcoming new volunteers to celebrating long-serving volunteers, find out more about the work of our volunteers and how SCH acknowledges and appreciates their contributions! Read about it and more in issue 3.

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Bridges Issue 2

Art with A Heart

Our SchoolARTS programme, which blossomed from our partnership with schools and students, brings cheer to our patients and enliven the hospital spaces. Read about it and more in issue 2.

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Bridges Issue 1

A New Game Plan

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, we had to get creative and explore new formats of patient-volunteer engagement and activities. Read about it and more in issue 1.

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