Club HEAL's Inagural Walkathon, Healing Steps 2025

Club HEAL held its inaugural walkathon, Healing Steps 2025, at Casuarina Grove, East Coast Park, in conjunction with World Mental Health Day. Participants and volunteers came together to raise awareness on mental health, with special presence from our patron, Minister of State Mdm Rahayu Mahzam.

The event took place on 11 October and was organised by our volunteer management team with support from staff and volunteers, creating a meaningful experience that highlighted a shared commitment to breaking stigma and promoting a compassionate society.
 

The NEST Training Clinic, Psychoeducation Workshop at Bukit Batok East 

On 29 August 2025, The NEST Training Clinic collaborated with Club HEAL at our Bukit Batok East centre to conduct a psychoeducation workshop for clients from the Recovery Wellness Programme (RWP). The session included a brief activity segment and provided valuable insights and support, making it a meaningful and beneficial experience for the participants.
 

Project Matchsticks: A Values in Action Project by Hwa Chong Institution

On 23 July 2025, clients from the Recovery Wellness Programme (RWP) enjoyed a nature-based mental health rehabilitation session at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, co-organised with Project Matchsticks from Hwa Chong Institution.

Surrounded by greenery, they engaged in calming activities like sketching swans, observing wildlife, and enjoying the tranquility of Symphony Lake, supporting relaxation and overall mental well-being.
 

NUS Temasek Hall FLAG: Beach Outing at West Coast

Beneficiaries from the Recovery Wellness Programme (RWP) enjoyed a Beach Outing at West Coast Park on 17 July 2025 with volunteers from NUS Temasek Hall FLAG x RAG. The day provided a refreshing change of environment, opportunities to connect with student volunteers, and a supportive space to build confidence and foster healing through nature.
 

Project Kokoro: A Values in Action Project by Raffles Institution

On 30 May 2025, student volunteers from Raffles Institution brought creativity and warmth to our Bukit Batok East centre through Project Kokoro. Beneficiaries from the Recovery Wellness Programme wrote “Letters to Their Future Selves,” which were folded into origami envelopes with volunteer guidance and sealed in a jar to be opened in 2026, symbolising self-love, growth, and reflection.
 

Project Ikigai: A Values in Action Project by CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School

Students from CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School engaged seniors from the Dementia Wellness Programme (DWP) and Recovery Wellness Programme (RWP) through Project Ikigai on 15 May 2025, guiding them in crafting butterfly origami bookmarks and paper flowers. The intergenerational activity fostered creativity, teamwork, and meaningful connections, showing how shared experiences can bring joy and purpose across generations.

Kindness in Every Act: A Values in Action Project by Yuying Secondary School

On 9 May 2025, Club HEAL spent a heartwarming afternoon with students from Yuying Secondary School as part of their Values in Action (VIA) project, Kindness in Every Act. Through creative activities with our clients, the students demonstrated how small gestures can make a meaningful impact, fostering intergenerational connections and care.
 

Club HEAL Hari Raya Celebration with Clients @ NVPC

On 26 April 2025, Club HEAL hosted a Hari Raya celebration with our clients at the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC). Volunteers from Nisa' HOPE Network was invited to perform several Hari Raya songs that resonated with the clients. The celebration provided an opportunity for meaningful engagement and the creation of cherished memories with family and friends.
 

State of Play 2025

Club HEAL participated in State of Play 2025 (SOP2025) on 27 March 2025, a trade fair-styled event held at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, where we connected with passionate individuals and corporate partners. The event, organised by National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC), provided insights into the non-profit sector, highlighting opportunities for volunteering, partnerships, and CSR initiatives.
 

Volunteer Appreciation Day 2025

On 22 February 2025, Club HEAL held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Day to celebrate the dedication of volunteers who contribute their time, energy, and compassion. The event also highlighted award winners and shared inspiring volunteer stories, recognising the impact of their efforts.
 

NUS Temasek Hall FLAG: Winter Volunteering 2024

Club HEAL was thrilled to host volunteers from NUS Temasek Hall Winter Volunteering programme on 9 December 2024 for a day of engaging activities, including games, reminiscence sessions, and crafting, filled with laughter and creativity.
 

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) Volunteers Night Out at Universal Studios Singapore (USS)

On 30 November 2024, Club HEAL volunteers attended MSF’s Volunteers Night Out 2024 at Universal Studios Singapore, in celebration of the Year of Celebrating Volunteers. The event recognised and honoured the contributions of all volunteers and was graced by Guest-of-Honour, Minister Masagos Zulkifli.
 

Heartware Network: Appreciation Through Services 5th series (Sharing Life's Journey through Digital Storytelling) 2024

On 19 and 22 November 2024, Club HEAL partnered with Heartware Network for the “Appreciation Through Service” series in celebration of International Volunteering Day.

Clients from Buangkok Crescent, Marsiling, and Bukit Batok East centres connected with volunteers through meaningful micro-experiences, while digital platforms helped capture and share their stories, celebrating achievements and promoting social-emotional well-being.
 

NUS Temasek Hall FLAG, Beach Clean-up at East Coast Park

For the third year in a row, NUS Temasek Hall FLAG student volunteers joined 48 of our staff and beneficiaries for a beach clean-up at East Coast Park on 18 July 2024. Despite ongoing oil spill restrictions, bags of trash were collected and cleared.

The day ended with fun games like Simon Says, charades, and bingo, giving students a chance to bond with our clients and gain insight into mental health challenges.
 

Bonding Day by Ngee Ann Poly

On 12 June 2024, a group of students from Ngee Ann Poly brought an infectious energy and joy to our clients from the Recovery and Dementia Wellness Programmes with their collaboration theme Bonding Day.

The students organised a variety of engaging activities, including human bingo icebreakers, lively charades, an interactive clock game, friendship bracelet making, and even drew portraits of each other. The room was filled with laughter and warmth of meaningful connections.

Our heartfelt thanks to the students for their remarkable enthusiasm in creating memorable experiences for our beneficiaries.

Youth volunteers from Heartware Network

Youth volunteers from our partner Heartware Network brough holiday cheer to our seniors, on 19 and 21 Dec 2023, with nostalgic reminiscence and nature-inspired craft activities.

Programme Collaborator : Mdm Laila

Mdm Laila Abu Hassan has been a calm and warm presence in Club HEAL since it first opened its doors at Al Khair Mosque in 2012. Being Club HEAL’s longest serving volunteer, her commitment to support clients with spiritual knowledge is evident. Even during COVID-19, Mdm Laila continued conducting the lessons online. She gets satisfaction from helping clients overcome their challenges. Today, Mdm Laila continues to support Club HEAL at our Bukit Batok East centre. She believes that her consistent care and knowledge sharing improves the psychological well-being of our clients. Their show of love towards her also keeps her going.

Cultivating Compassion Through Volunteerism

Mr Ahmad Jamal's path to volunteerism with Club HEAL was paved from personal experiences that ignited a desire to make a difference. After caring for his father, who battled dementia until his passing last year, Ahmad found solace and purpose in supporting others facing similar challenges.

As a Caregiver Advocate, Ahmad shows support to other caregivers by sharing knowledge in caregiving. He has a natural talent in conducting gardening related activities with his 30-year experience in landscape design. Witnessing the joy and respite such sessions bring, Ahmad continues to empower himself in uplifting our beneficiaries.