Loving Heart Multi-Service Centre

24/08/2026

A good partnership brings different strengths together for the same person.

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital provides the clinical care and guidance that patients with complex kidney, heart and liver conditions need. Loving Heart brings its experience in the community: trusted local relationships, trained Community Carers, and the ability to stay connected with people after they return home.

At the launch of Care Connect Hub, Loving Heart and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital signed a Memorandum of Understanding to formalise this shared commitment.

Over the next two years, the pilot is expected to support about 1,000 high-risk patients. For selected patients, Loving Heart Community Carers will provide non-clinical support after discharge. They can check in, encourage patients to stay connected to their care plans and appointments, notice when something may not be right, and raise concerns through the appropriate care team.

They do not replace doctors or nurses. But for someone recovering at home, especially an older person or someone with limited support, a consistent community connection can make the journey less uncertain.
Care Connect Hub reflects what Loving Heart believes in: care is not only about what happens in a clinic or hospital. It is also about the relationships around a person that help them continue living well, safely and with dignity in the community.

A pilot programme is underway to bring home care to patients after they are discharged from hospital. It is an initiative by Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and social service agency, Loving Heart. It involves patients with complex chronic conditions who get help at home from retired nurses and traine...

21/08/2026

We're Hiring: Active Ageing Coordinator!

Passionate about empowering seniors and creating vibrant community spaces? Join our team to plan engaging programs, connect older adults with resources, and make a real daily impact!

Walk-In Interview Details:

📅 Date: 28-29 August

⏰ Time: 9am - 5pm

📍 Location: BLK 229 JURONG EAST ST 21 #01-701 S(600229)

What to Bring: Updated Resume and a your best smile

20/08/2026

Think NUHS Community Health Posts are only for seniors or those who are unwell? Not quite. 💙

Discover how NUHS Community Care supports you in staying healthy and well, closer to home.

Schedule a visit here for yourself or your loved ones: https://for.sg/chp-july24

17/08/2026

Wrapped up our very first Loving Heart Community Day!

It was an incredible day celebrating with the community, in the community. Bringing everyone together across Jurong and Yuhua is just the beginning as we shape our next steps forward!

Here’s a quick look at the highlights:
Integrated Community Care Plan (ICCP): Building a more holistic, connected network of support so no one gets left behind.

The Care Connect Hub: A new initiative in partnership with Ng Teng Fong General Hospital! 25 dedicated Loving Heart volunteers will train as Community Carers, visiting high-risk seniors in Jurong East to monitor well-being, offer guidance, and keep our neighbors safe and supported.

Expanded Fleet: Thanks to the generous support of Giant City, we’re expanding our Medical Es**rt and Transport (MET) fleet with a brand-new vehicle! This increases our capacity to serve the community more frequently and efficiently.

Most of all, thank you to everyone who came out to share the joy, warmth, and spirit of our tight-knit community.

30/07/2026

Back in the Finals!

We are so proud of our Loving Heart AAC seniors who represented us at the Senior National Games (SNG) this year!

Huge congratulations to our Ladder Toss team for qualifying for the Finals at the OCBC Arena this August! Reaching the finals again is no easy feat, and your dedication and focus truly paid off!

A big, heartfelt thank you to all 57 of our senior participants. Out of 3 AACs competing in the West Zone, our team from Blk 210 fought hard among stiff competition to bring home 2nd place, while all our players showed incredible heart, energy, and sportsmanship throughout the games.

You’ve shown us that age is just a number when it comes to passion and teamwork. Let’s all cheer on our Ladder Toss team as they prepare for the Finals this August!

24/07/2026

From Garden to Farm

There is much talk about learning beyond the classroom. At Fuhua Primary, this has been quietly taking root in the school garden.

What started as a gardening effort has slowly grown into something more.
Through Loving Heart’s partnership with the school, our senior volunteers support Fuhua’s GEM+ learning approach - where students learn through real experiences that bring together environmental education, values, service and problem-solving.
Over the past four years, our senior volunteers have worked with the school and students in the garden - planting, trying different ways to grow vegetables, solving small problems, and learning along the way.

Recently, this Garden to Farm journey moved into the classroom. Mr Neo, our Partnership Manager, and our senior volunteers led the sharing across six P3 classes, taking students through how the garden grew into a small farm - through trial, patience, teamwork and many small improvements.

Today, the garden is harvesting spinach, sweet potato leaves, kangkong, Thai watercress, jambu and balonglong. The harvest is shared with the school community.

The project has also gained attention along the way, including an earlier visit by Minister Desmond Lee. As Prof Teng put it, it has been a journey “from garden to farm, from farm to fame” - not fame in the usual sense, but recognition of a simple community effort that has grown in meaning.

One P3 student later wrote:
“I got to learn so many new things… I am same as a plant growing every day.”
That line stayed with us.

This was more than a gardening lesson. It was a reminder that when seniors share what they know, children learn more than facts. They learn about trying, patience, gratitude and growing together.

06/06/2026

WE ARE HIRING!

If you love working with seniors and want a fulfilling career right in the heart of the community, we want to meet you!

We’re holding walk-in interviews for Active Ageing Centre Coordinators. No need to book a slot, bring your resume, your energy, and a heart for the community. Let's chat about how you can make a difference!

📅 When: 11 & 12 June
🕘 Time: 9am - 5pm
📍 Where: Blk 229, Jurong East St 21, #01-701

21/05/2026

✨ Stronger Together: Building a Healthier, Happier Community ✨

A massive thank you to the incredible team from the 5th Battalion, Singapore Infantry Regiment (5 SIR)! Earlier this month, 360 seniors from Jurong Central participated in our 2nd round of Play and Makan, supported by 185 volunteers from 5 SIR. The event was filled with much joy and laughter—the best kind of medicine for the soul!

Beyond the fun, these meaningful intergenerational connections do so much more; they truly inspire and encourage our seniors to take greater ownership of their own health, wellbeing, and active aging journey.

We truly witnessed the energy, dedication, and warmth of our nation's defenders which will leave many unforgettable memories for our seniors. Thank you 5 SIR for reminding us that guarding our home goes hand-in-hand with uplifting the hearts within it.

We look forward to more meaningful partnerships ahead!

15/05/2026

A meaningful harvest at Fuhua Primary School.

A few days ago, Fuhua Primary School welcomed Minister for Education, Mr Desmond Lee, together with MP for Jurong Spring, Dr Hamid Razak, for a visit to the school’s community garden - a partnership between Loving Heart and the school that has quietly grown over the past 4–5 years.

Led by our senior volunteers and Loving Heart staff, Mr Neo, students shared their gardening journey, sustainability lessons, and harvest with the visiting team, who also brought home fresh vegetables from the garden.

Minister Lee highlighted the value of community partnerships in education, intergenerational bonding, and lifelong learning for schools and communities.

For Loving Heart and Fuhua Primary, the visit was an honour. More importantly, it affirmed that when schools and communities come together with purpose, small ground-up efforts can grow into something deeply meaningful over time.

07/05/2026

There has been so much talk about community-based health delivery systems, something that Loving Heart has been building capacity in.

We were very honoured to share our journey with participants from the 7th Singapore Nurse Leaders Programme (SNPL), who spent time in Yuhua to see what community care looks like on the ground.
What the nurses saw was not theory, but real life. Seniors continue their routines despite physical challenges. Familiar faces at neighbourhood spaces looking out for one another. Small, everyday interactions that help people stay independent.

They also learned how community carers are trained and supported to play a meaningful role, and how programmes like Yuhua Community Compass and Knowing Heart provide regular, person-focused support for seniors, including those who are frail or living with early dementia.
One reflection stood out. In clinical care, the instinct is often to do more. But in the community, there is also value in knowing when to step back - so that dignity, confidence, and independence are preserved.
This brings us to an important question. What helps people continue coping after discharge, when formal care steps back?

This is where community care plays an important role - and where a stronger understanding between healthcare and the community is needed.
We are grateful to be part of this shared learning journey and to contribute towards care that is more connected to how people actually live.

“Care does not end at discharge. It continues where people live.”

If you would like to partner with us or step forward as a community carer, we welcome you to connect with us.