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Aljunied GRC MPs Outreach...
- Thread starter sengkang
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Good to see opposition members coming out regularly to meet the people instead of just MPS. Where are the PAP members?
Grace Fu: I sacrificed my pay, you still want me to sacrifice my family time?
Reporter: But you just got your promotion right?
Grace Fu: What are you hinting? Meeting the people in public require massive manpower mobilisation, especially for
well known celebrity like me.
Chan CS: Me? I still prefer XO carrot cake in restaurant than hawker cooked one.
Reporter: Is that an excuse for not meeting the people in hawker center?
Chan CS: I would love to, but I afraid of saying the wrong things so better not take the risk.
Tan Chuan Jin: I need to honk my golf skill because after promotion, I have to mingle with many big shots
Reporter: What do you think of WP having regular meet the people in public?
Tan Chuan Jin: They want to buy votes
Reporter: You mean you don't intend to do so having faced the last watershed election
Tan Chuan Jin: PAP is confident of winning, we have 60% supports remember? Besides, given that I have been
recently promoted, every hour is money and I don't see the need to make myself unproductive
by regularly shaking hands and talking the people.
Reporter: ....but
Tan Chuan Jin: No BUT, see you in the next election and you will know how HARD WORKING we are and yes
it comes with free Nasi Lemak to help the needy too.
Grace Fu: I sacrificed my pay, you still want me to sacrifice my family time?
Reporter: But you just got your promotion right?
Grace Fu: What are you hinting? Meeting the people in public require massive manpower mobilisation, especially for
well known celebrity like me.
Chan CS: Me? I still prefer XO carrot cake in restaurant than hawker cooked one.
Reporter: Is that an excuse for not meeting the people in hawker center?
Chan CS: I would love to, but I afraid of saying the wrong things so better not take the risk.
Tan Chuan Jin: I need to honk my golf skill because after promotion, I have to mingle with many big shots
Reporter: What do you think of WP having regular meet the people in public?
Tan Chuan Jin: They want to buy votes
Reporter: You mean you don't intend to do so having faced the last watershed election
Tan Chuan Jin: PAP is confident of winning, we have 60% supports remember? Besides, given that I have been
recently promoted, every hour is money and I don't see the need to make myself unproductive
by regularly shaking hands and talking the people.
Reporter: ....but
Tan Chuan Jin: No BUT, see you in the next election and you will know how HARD WORKING we are and yes
it comes with free Nasi Lemak to help the needy too.
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[h=2]04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)[/h]
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Aljunied GRC
at Hougang Ave 3 Blk 17.
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Aljunied GRC
at Hougang Ave 3 Blk 17.
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Aljunied GRC
The basis of what we do.....helping people.. — at Hougang Ave 3 Blk 17.
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Aljunied GRC
The basis of what we do.....helping people.. — at Hougang Ave 3 Blk 17.
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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04.08.2012 - Joint outreach with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
Together with the Agency for Integrated Care (http://www.aic.sg/), Paya Lebar Division of Aljunied Committee Constituency organised an outreach to residents living in the vicinity of Blk 17 Hougang Ave 3, to help to promote awareness of two programmes from AIC.The two programmes are: Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS - http://www.chas.sg/) and Senior's Mobility Fund (SMF - http://www,aic.sg/SMF/). CHAS is one of Ministry of Health's programmes to help provide accessible and affordable primary health care to Singaporeans. Eligible Singaporeans will be able to receive subsidised outpatient treatments for acute and chronic conditions as well as basic dental services at General Practitioners and dental clinics that participate in the scheme. The SMF is a fund set up with the aim of assisting the elderly in getting subsidised mobility devices to help them move around their home and community, and to perform their daily activities.Our volunteers set out in groups to go house-to-house to explain the schemes to residents living in the surrounding blocks, and eligible residents are encouraged to approach the volunteers stationed at the void deck of Blk 17 for assistance in applying for the schemes. Working along-side officers from AIC, our volunteers at the registration desk helped the elderly residents fill-up the forms, with much appreciation from residents.
Photo Credit: Tan Thuan Tong
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