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Launch of RFP for the provision of Senior Care Centre services and Home Care services

The Ministry of Health has launched the Request-for-Proposal (RFP) to invite interested parties to submit proposals for the provision of care services at Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Bukit Merah and Geylang. Click for details.

2016 Yearbook: Colours of the Community

Read about how AIC and our Community Care partners added "colours" to community last year. Together, the seniors and their caregivers received the care and support they needed to age well at home and in the community.

Global Conference on Integrated Care (GCIC) 2018

GCIC 2018 is a 3-day conference that will be held from 1 to 3 February 2018 at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore. Click to find out more about the conference.

Subsidy to attend caregiving classes for caregivers of seniors and the disabled

30 Jun 2017 . Shinmin Daily News

MOH will increase eldercare capacity

13 Jun 2017 . Berita Harian

Online video clip Come Home which aims to raise awareness on eldercare among youths attracted 200,000 views in a week

08 Jun 2017 . Shinmin Daily News

mosAIC Issue 28

Read the latest issue of AIC's publication for the Community Care sector!

Carebytes Issue 1: Technology for Home Care

CareBytes is a quarterly e-newsletter jointly developed by AIC and ACCESS Health International, dedicated to featuring innovative tech products, IT solutions or other best practices...

Take a look at our latest issue, and past issues in electronic form here.

This issue, we turn the spotlight on care professionals. Many of them toil behind the scenes to ensure caregivers and their loved ones can tap on Community Care support in their neighbourhoods, such as day care centres, home services, and more.

What’s Available

Opportunities for Community Care Partners

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Community Silver Trust

The Community Silver Trust (CST) is a dollar-for-dollar donation matching grant provided by the Government to enhance the services of Voluntary Welfare Organisations (VWOs) in the Intermediate and Long-term Care (ILTC)* sector.

It is managed by the Ministry of Health (MOH) and administered by the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC).

Tote Board Community Healthcare Fund

The Tote Board Community Healthcare Fund (TBCHF) seeks to build a healthier nation, enhance the quality of life of patients, and improve the affordability and accessibility of healthcare services for the needy and disadvantaged.

This fund was launched by the Singapore Totalisator Board in 2009. It is jointly administered by the Ministry of Health, AIC and the Health Promotion Board.

Healthcare Productivity Fund – ILTC

Do you have ideas that can provide better and more cost-effective care to your patients, improve your effectiveness and efficiency, and upgrade the skills of your staff? If yes, you have started on your productivity journey!

Training Calendar

In this section, you can view AIC Learning Institute’s upcoming courses for the Community Care sector. To register for the courses, click here to access the ILTC Learning Management System.

Community Care Manpower Development Award

The Community Care Manpower Development Award (CCMDA) provides you with opportunities to pursue and grow a career in the Community Care sector.

AIC’s Portals

Find out more on specific topics at the following portal.

Singapore Silver Pages is the one-stop resource on Community Care empowering both seniors and caregivers in making informed care decisions.

Primary Care Pages is a resource hub that supports General Practitioners (GPs) in caring for your patients. We provide GPs with up-to-date information on schemes and new primary care initiatives.

Care Careers is the one-stop portal providing resources and opportunities for a career in the Community Care sector.

The Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) enables Singapore Citizens from lower- to middle-income households, and all Pioneers, to receive subsidies for medical and dental care at participating General Practitioners (GP) and dental clinics near their homes.

Living Matters provides more information on Advance Care Planning and starting the conversation with your loved ones today.