2019/2020 Annual Report

CLUB HEAL

ANNUAL REPORT

2019/2020

www.club heal.org.sg

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CONTENTS

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About Club HEAL, Mission & Vision

P4
Message from President

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Messages from Our Patrons

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Leadership

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Organization Chart

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Highlights

P11
Fund Raising Efforts

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Programmes & Services

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Future Plans

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Events

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Publications & Releases

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Heartfelt Thanks

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Governance Checklist (Enhanced Tier)

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Contact Us

"Life may be bitter and soft but the tougher it gets, we have to learn
to overcome and challenge ourselves to face the circumstances for
which life becomes sweet and strong!" - Dilhani

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ABOUT CLUB HEAL

Club HEAL was formed in 2012 by a group of like-minded individuals
who have a strong passion in helping people with mental illness and
their family members lead a fulfilling and stigma-free life.

A charity that promotes the healing and recovery of people with mental
health challenges by inspiring Hope, Empowering lives, fostering
Acceptance and spreading Love, services provided by Club HEAL
include day rehabilitative services, counselling, home visits, public
education, support groups and volunteer training.
 
A registered Charitable Organization with an approved Institution of
Public Character (IPC) status, Club HEAL is a member of the National
Council of Social Service (NCSS) and a part of the Community Mental
Health Intervention Teams (COMIT) and Community Resource
Engagement and Support Team (CREST) programmes under the Ministry
of Health (MOH).

OUR MISSION

The promotion of healing and recovery by inspiring Hope,
Empowering lives, fostering Acceptance and spreading Love

OUR VISION

A Stigma-Free Society for Healing and Recovery

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MESSAGE FROM
PRESIDENT

THROUGH CHALLENGES WE LEARN AND GROW
“Alone we can do so little;

Together we can do so much.”
– Helen Keller

This financial year ending 31st March 2020 proved to be another busy year for Club HEAL. Our
second CREST (Community Resource and Engagement Support Team) commenced work in early 2019
– based at our Pasir Ris centre, the three-women team reached out to many in the Pasir Ris and
Tampines region.

With the President’s Challenge for 2019 focusing on mental health, our Our Patron in Chief, President
Halimah Yacob graced our Hari Raya Celebrations cum Volunteer Appreciation on 29 June 2019 at
Fuchun CC. It was extra special because our peers were able to give wonderful angklung
performances, under the guidance of Angklung Instructor Ms Faridah Jamal and her student
volunteers.

Our very own Peer Support Specialist Rushshidah also featured in the President’s Challenge Charity
show on Mediacorp later in the year.

Club HEAL celebrated World Mental Health day 2019 with the book launch of “A Worthwhile Duty”
and its Malay version “Kewajipan Berbaloi” – once again with President Halimah as GOH. This book
that focuses on preventive aspects of health with a holistic approach was well received by the Malay
Muslim Community, with its first 500 copies sold out in the space of a few months.

The Program Keluarga Syifa’ pilot at AsySyafaah mosque was successfully completed in 2019, with
the mosque’s volunteers able to carry on the programme independently, and benefiting many seniors
in the community. An-Nur mosque is the second mosque carrying out this programme since, and we in
Club HEAL hope that with MUIS’ support, many other mosques and their surrounding community of
seniors can benefit similarly in the long term.

Another important milestone is the opening of our fourth centre at Buangkok Crescent on 21st
November 2019 by Member of Parliament Dr Intan Azura Mokhtar. Thanks to Dr Intan and her
residents, Club HEAL is able to reach out to and serve better even more clients and caregivers in the
surrounding areas of Buangkok, Hougang, Sengkang, Punggol, Serangoon North and Ang Mo Kio.

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The Our Healing Voice Programme had a second successful run in 2019, culminating in a rousing
graduation ceremony graced by Ms Tina Hung, Deputy CEO of NCSS, whose team has been
instrumental in getting Club HEAL support for this important peer advocacy and mentorship initiative.
On 14 February 2020, Club HEAL successfully shifted its premises at Bukit Batok East from Block 244
to a much bigger space at Block 254.
Finally, this financial year saw a major restructuring exercise by the Management Committee. We
decided to remove the position of CEO and replace it with an Executive Director (Clinical) – a
position taken up by a founding member and former Vice President of Club HEAL – Ms Yang Chek
Salikin. With her vast experience in mental health of more than 45 years and her intimate knowledge
and involvement in Club HEAL, Kak Yang (as she is fondly called) is indeed the best person to be at
the helm of the programmes of Club HEAL.
On the corporate side, Management Committee members guided and led our staff in the areas of
Finance, Human Resources, IT, Facilities Management, Volunteer Management, Marketing,
Communications and Fundraising.
With the greater leadership and participation by the Management Committee, we are as members of
one big family - members who are united and show genuine care and concern for each other in our
common quest to serve people with mental health challenges and their caregivers in their recovery
journeys.
This we do very well, even in the unexpected presence of the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"For indeed, with hardship (will be) ease.”
– Quran 94:5

DR RADIAH SALIM

President, Club HEAL

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MESSAGES FROM
OUR PATRONS

PRESIDENT HALIMAH YACOB
PATRON-IN-CHIEF

“I am encouraged by the efforts of Club HEAL to promote
good health and well-being in the community. Let’s do our part
to help raise awareness about the importance of mental
health and reach out to support those with mental health
issues so that they too can lead meaningful and fulfilling lives.”

MR ZAQY MOHAMAD
PATRON

“The mental wellbeing of workers is a key part of ensuring a safe and healthy
workplace.  This year, COVID-19 has brought about changes in working
arrangements and uncertainty on job prospects.  As such, MOM collaborated
with the Institute of Mental Health (IMH), National Council of Social Service
(NCSS) and Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) to issue an advisory in April to
employees and self-employed persons on coping during this trying
period.  We will continue to raise awareness on mental health at work, and
support companies to protect and promote workers’ mental wellbeing.”

MADAM RAHAYU MAHZAM
PATRON

"I am happy to see all the efforts by Club Heal to support those with
mental afflictions and create awareness about mental health. I look
forward to future initiatives and collaborations which would benefit
the community"

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LEADERSHIP

Management List of Management
Committee Committee Meetings

President 14 April 2019, Sunday

Dr Radiah Salim MC Meeting @ BBE Centre from 4:15pm - 6:15pm

Vice-President 25 June 2019, Tuesday

Dr Zuraimi Mohd Dahlan MC Strategic Meeting cum ImRoc Recovery
Workshop @ NCSS Aspen Room, from 9am - 12:30pm
Hon Treasurer
25 August 2019, Sunday
Ms Fauziah Mohd Hussein
Corporate Retreat 2019 cum Strategic Meeting @
Hon Asst Treasurer Bollywood Veggies, from 3pm - 5pm

Ms Yasmin Lum 22 September 2019, Sunday

Hon Secretary AGM @ BNK Centre from 4:12pm - 5:09pm

Ms Noorunnisa d/o Ibrahim Kutty 22 September 2019, Sunday

Hon Asst Secretary MC Meeting @ BNK Centre from 5:15pm - 6:40pm

Ms Rohizan Talib 12 January 2020, Sunday

Hon Members MC Meeting @ BNK Centre from 5:00pm - 6:45pm

Ms Amarjit Kaur
Dr Bibi Jan Ayyub
Ms Deena Bajrai
Ms Eunice Olsen

Mr John Ho
Ms Nur Izzati Zainuddin

Ms Siti Aishah Jaafar
Ms Siti Hawa Sulaiman
Ms Siti Noor Baizura Rahmatullah

Ms Tazrinah Hussein

Hon Advisors

Dr Joseph Leong Jern-Yi
Dr Habeebul Rahman
Dr Norhisham Main

Dr Sharifah Mariam Aljunied
Mr Ram Dubey

Hon Legal Counsel

Ms Roslina Baba

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ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Programmes and Services: Dr Radiah Salim (Chair)
Fund Raising: Ms Deena Bajrai (Chair)
Nominations: Dr Bibi Jan Ayyub (Chair)
Audit: Ms Siti Hawa Sulaiman (Chair)
Finance: Ms Fauziah Mohd Hussein (Chair)
Human Resource: Ms Tazrinah Hussein (Chair)

CLUB HEAL
MANAGEMENT TEAM

Executive Director (Clinical): Yang Chek Salikin
Finance Manager: Fithri Daud
Assistant Manager, Human Resource & Admin: Ratnah Wati Mahammad
Manager, COMIT: Fazeedah Mohamed
Manager, Rehab: Zainal Lee
Manager, Comms & Fund Development: Marina Chong

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ORGANIZATION
CHART

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HIGHLIGHTS

APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Madam Yang Chek Salikin was appointed as the

Executive Director (Clinical) on 1 March 2020. With over

40 years of experience in psychiatric nursing and as

one of the co-founders of Club HEAL, Madam Yang Chek

is in an excellent position to lead Club HEAL’s Programmes

and Services.

LAUNCH OF AWD

Two latest addition to Club HEAL’s series of publications, ‘A
Worthwhile Duty’ and it’s Malay version “Kewajipan Berbaloi” –
a book on how to remain healthy from a holistic perspective -
were launched at Wisma Geylang Serai on 9 October 2019.
The event was graced by President Halimah Yacob and
attended by 100 guests which included community leaders, our
clients, donors and supporters.

LAUNCH OF BNK

21 Nov 2019 marked the opening of Club HEAL @ Buangkok.
The event was graced Dr. Intan Mokhtar – MP for Ang Mo Kio
GRC. Guests were treated to performances and sharing by
staff and volunteers, as well as refreshments and door gifts.

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FUND RAISING EFFORTS

Club HEAL held a series of fundraising activities for FY2019/2020 as follows:

Ramadan Campaign

A total of 5,000 Club HEAL donation flyers was sent out through direct mailers during the
month of Ramadan. Banners were also placed at mosques to promote Club HEAL Ramadan
Campaign. At the same time, the Friday Mosque Collection was conducted on 19 July 2019.

Appeal Letters

Specially crafted letters were sent to Foundations & Individuals

Street Collections

to seek donations for Club HEAL was conducted on 22 December 2019 through use of coupons

Donation Tins

were placed at stores from 5 May 2019 till 4 April 2020

Total Amount Raised for FY 2019/2020

$812,475.00

“I’m blessed and I thank God for every day for everything
that happens for me.” – Salim

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PROGRAMMES
& SERVICES

Since its inception in 2012, Club HEAL has developed programmes to assist people with mental
health challenges and their families in their recovery journeys, as well as to educate the community at

large on mental health matters

Day Rehabilitation and Recovery Programme

Club HEAL’s day rehabilitation and recovery programme assists and empowers people with mental

knowledgeillness reintegrate back to the community. It helps imparts on topics such as medication

skillsand symptoms management, healthy lifestyles; develop  such as meal preparation and other

activities of daily living, effective communication, production of handicraft items and IT skills; and

attitudesfoster healthy such as HEAL (Hope, Empowerment, Acceptance and Love) through

motivational sessions. Creative expression that helps in recovery such as art and writing are also

conducted at the centres, as well as mind and body exercises such as brain and body gym. 

Clients also enjoy going on regular outings such as picnics or visiting places of interests.

This programme is led by our Senior Programme Coordinator and conducted by our programme
executives and volunteers.

This service is provided at all four Club HEAL Centres at Bukit Batok East (BBE), Marsiling
(MARS), Pasir Ris (PRE) and Buangkok Crescent (BNK).

"The person who really loves you is not someone who sees you
every day, but someone who looks for you every day." - Sabariah

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Vocational Rehabilitation

Clients at centres are also taught vocational skills such as making
handicraft items and pottery which are sold at our pushcart and other
platforms. Other skills include housekeeping in which selected clients are
reimbursed for the general upkeep of our centres. At the pushcart at
IMH, our clients are given the opportunity to interact with the public
through the sales of the items. They are given stipends for their work at
the pushcart.

OHV Programme

The Our HEALing Voice (OHV) is a 6-month programme co-produced
with NCSS, where participants built on skills to increase self-
acceptance, self-confidence and remove self-stigma. In this
programme, the participants are given opportunities to share their
recovery and resilience story, so as to inspire others as well as gain
experience in peer mentoring through learning from other peer
participants.

COMIT Programme

Our COMmunity Intervention Team (COMIT), is embedded in the
community to provide holistic services for clients with mental health
needs and their caregivers so they can live and age well at home and
in the community. It is an allied health-led team which provides
psycho-social therapeutic intervention for clients with mental health
needs and supports their caregivers in coping with caregiving for their
loved ones. Services include counselling and psycho-education of
individuals and their families and home visits.

CREST Programme

One of our outreach efforts is through its Community Resource
Engagement and Support Team (CREST) which is a community-based
programme that aims to serve a community safety net to reach out to
those at risk of/with mental illness. We have 2 CREST teams at the
Northern and Eastern regions.

Elderly Programme

Among clients served by the Rehab, CREST and COMIT teams are the elderly
with mental health challenges such as depression and dementia. We also
help empower their families through counseling and psychoeducation. We
regularly train volunteers for the elderly programme through our Silver
Volunteers’ Training.

We collaborated with MUIS to pilot a mosque volunteer-led day activity
programme for seniors and their caregivers called the PKS (Programme
Keluarga Syifa’) at 2 mosques at Sembawang and Marsiling.

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Support Groups

Support groups are formed to assist different groups of individuals
with their respective issues and challenges. Currently, Club HEAL
counsellors conducts regular support groups for caregivers and youths
with mental health challenges.

Addictions Programme for Women

A HEALing Space is a programme that reaches out to women in recovery
from drug addiction. We provide counselling and psycho-education, and
also extend support to their families. We collaborate with the Singapore
Prison Service to help women in recovery through prison visits by our
addictions counselor prior to their release.

Madrasah Counselling

Funded by MUIS, our Madrasah counselors provide counseling and
case work services to students at all 6 full-time madrasahs in
Singapore, as well as conduct mental health talks and training for
teachers and parents.

Community Outreach & Training

Club HEAL conducts regular public talks and training in its effort to
reach out to the public to educate and discuss on issues and topics
related to mental health.

Club HEAL also runs Healing Friends Training (HFT) course to train and
equip volunteers with the necessary skills to build a therapeutic
relationship with the clients or programme participants. At the same
time, these sessions provide the volunteers with mental health
education so that they are equipped with the knowledge to contribute
in a confident and safe manner.

Community partners such as PERGAS also engage us to conduct
mental health training for their members.

Back-to-Work Programme

In Club HEAL, we recognize the importance of employment for some of

our clients. The ‘Back-to-Work Initiative’ initiative helps them to

integrate into the community and the workforce, allowing them to put
their skills and capabilities into practice and earn an income for
themselves. This programme is conducted by our Employment Support
Officer, himself a person in recovery.

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& SERVICES - STATISTICS

Day Rehabilitation and Empowerment Our HEALing Voice
Recovery Programme Programme
16
119 13
participants
participants participants
COMIT
Support Group COMIT (Counselling)
(House Visit)
27 3252
1646
sessions sessions
visits
CREST North Community Outreach
Outreach CREST East and Training
Outreach
525 63
797
sessions

“It’s okay to not feel okay to be okay” – Natasha

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FUTURE PLANS

NEW PROGRAMME IN THE PIPELINE:

Dementia Wellness Programme 

Provides a safe space where Persons with Dementia (PWD) can be engaged holistically and meaningfully,
tapping on their existing strengths and opening opportunities to learn new skills. Provides social support
to PWD and their caregivers, ensuring that their overall well-being are addressed and ultimately
facilitating a journey where PWD can age gracefully. To commence in 2020 at Bukit Batok East initially,
and later implemented at other three centres.

NEW INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE PROGRAMMES:

Support Group Programme - Include a new SG Programme for people at risk of suicide and their
caregivers; New SG Programme for alumni of OHV programme. 

A Healing Space Addictions Programme - Collaborations with other community partners (such as
Reforming Support Group, SANA, WE CARE)  to engage more clients and improve service delivery.

Research Team - Conducting In-House research to evaluate effectiveness of all programmes by a
dedicated Research team.

PLANS TO UPGRADE SERVICE DELIVERY:

Emphasis placed on Recovery-Orientedness in Service Delivery through 
1. Genuine Co-Creation (consulting all stakeholders, esp clients, to improve delivery of programmes) 

2. Planning for training and development, including planning a career pathway for peer worker staff
3. Planning a recovery-orientedness Training for all stakeholders including members of Management

Committee and other volunteers; and the Management Team.
4. Digitalisation of services - counselling, rehabilitative services, outreach programmes (talks,

trainings and publications) made available on-line.

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FUTURE PLANS

FUNDRAISING INITIATIVES

The series of fundraising initiatives and activities planned for FY2020/2021 will focus on generating
a steady source of funds for Club HEAL through the introduction of an endowment fund as well as
setting up a social enterprise that promotes the artworks and crafts produced by the people in
recovery. Club HEAL also plans to reach out to the community through working with town councils on
the neighbourhood night market (Pasar Malam)

In working with the COVID-19 situation, more efforts will be geared towards pursuing online
fundraising which includes promoting donations to through GIRO. At the same time, we will maintain
building long lasting contacts and relationships with new and existing donors.

We will continue to raise awareness on Club HEAL and messages relating to mental health issues
through social media and other various marketing channels.

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EVENTS

For FY 2019/20, Club HEAL successfully held the following events:

Iftar

10 May 2019, Guest-of-Honour: Mr Zainal Sapari

Hari Raya cum Volunteer Appreciation Day

28 June 2019, Guest-of-Honour: President Halimah Yacob

Friday Mosque Collection

19 July 2019

A Worthwhile Duty Book Launch

9 October 2019, Guest-of-Honour: President Halimah Yacob

Buangkok Centre Opening

21 November 2019, Guest-of-Honour: Dr Intan Azura Moktar

Our HEALing Voice Graduation Ceremony

11 January 2020, Guest-of-Honour: Ms Tina Hung

Bukit Batok East Reopening Ceremony cum Dari Kambuh ke Sembuh Book Launch

2 July 2020, Guest-of-Honour: Mdm Rahayu Mahzam

“Self-awareness before change” – Yvonne

PUBLICATIONS PAGE 19
& RELEASES
Our Newsletters
Club HEAL launched
and released the following publications for FY HEAL 24 - 27

2019/2020:

Books

A Worthwhile Duty by Dr Radiah Salim

A Worthwhile Duty, a book about
keeping the mind and body healthy written by

Dr Radiah Salim, and its Malay version
Kewajipan Berbaloi, was launched on 9 Oct
2019 in conjunction with World Mental Health
Day. The book launch was kindly graced by

President Halimah Yacob.

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PUBLICITY

Kelab Heal buka cawangan di Buangkok – BH 28 November 2019 – “Club HEAL

opens centre at Buangkok” – featured the launch of Club HEAL @ Buangkok with Dr

Intan Azura Mokhtar as GOH.

Cara bantu mereka yang mahu tamatkan nyawa – BH 4 November

2019 – “The way to help those who want to end their lives” – featured a write up on

suicide by Dr Radiah Salim.

Detik Programme on Suria – “Bunuh Diri di Kalangan Belia” – 30 October 2019 – 

“Suicide among Youths” – featured Club HEAL Senior Manager Heryani Jamaludin

and clients on the issue of suicide among youths.

Langkah jumpa kaunselor bantu pelajar teraniaya keluar dari kemurungan –

BH 28 October 2019 – “Taking the step to see a counselor helped a traumatised

student come out of her depression” – featured a Club HEAL client ‘Safiyyah’ with

PTSD and her recovery journey.

Pegawai Kelab HEAL atasi kemurungan dengan ‘pinjamkan telinga’ bantu
orang – BH 28 October 2019 – “Club HEAL Executive overcome depression by

‘lending a listening ear’ to help others” – featured Peer Support Specialist Rishah

Zainal and her recovery journey and work at Club HEAL.

Ibu tunggal terpaksa berhenti kerja, banyak sabar jaga anak skizoid – BH 28

October 2019 – “Single mum had to quit work, exercise much patience in caring for

son with schizophrenia” – featured Club HEAL clients, Caregiver Mdm Rages in

caring for her son Mr Yoges and how they overcame their challenges.

Kelab Heal lancar buku kupas kesihatan minda,tubuh – BH 11 October 2019 –

“Club HEAL launches books exploring mental and physical health” – featured the

launch of two books “A Worthwhile Duty” and “Kewajipan Berbaloi” in celebration of

World Mental Health Day at an event graced by President Halimah Yacob.

Detik Programme on Suria – “Penjaga Demensia” 26 June 2019

– “Dementia Caregivers” – featured Club HEAL’s CREST teams and their clients,

along with community partners such as KTPH.

Dilemma Programme on Radio Warna – 24-26 June 2019 – “Men and Mental

Health” – featured Club HEAL’s Rehab Manager Zainal Lee and Counsellor Fauzy

Ramlee.

Club Heal agih baucer, hamper makanan kepada 60 warga kurang nasib
baik – BH 31 May 2019 – ” Club HEAL distributes shopping vouchers and food to 60

less fortunate residents”  – featured the work of the CREST Team and volunteers of

Club HEAL in reaching out to needy residents in Marsiling and Woodlands during

Ramadan.

“I have mental illness, will you hire me?” – The Sunday Times 5 May 2019 –

featured Programme Coordinator Sumaiyah Mohamed and the challenges people

with mental health challenges face in the workforce.

Keluarga perlu sokongan, bukan dipinggirkan – BM 7 April 2019 – “Families need

support, not ostracization” – interview with Dr Radiah who shared on the support

that families of suicide victims need.

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HEARTFELT THANKS

Club HEAL extends our heartfelt thanks to our Donors for believing in our mission and
generously supporting us from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020.

INDIVIDUALS

A B MAJID BIN SAHID FATIMAH SALLEH/ YUSOF BIN MAFOT KHOO SEO WIE SERENE
ABDUL AZIZ BIN AMIR TALIB FATIN HAFAWATI BINTE MOHAMED ARIS KNG MAY CHOO
ABDUL AZIZ BIN MOHAMED FAUZIAH BINTE AB SANI KOH SENG HENG
ABDUL RAHMAN FAUZIAH BINTE MOHAMED HUSSAIN KOK SOKE WAI (GUO SHU HUI)
ABDUL RAHMAN BIN AWANG FAWZI ALI KOW SIN YEE
ABDUL RAHMAN BIN DOLLAH FELIX ONG KAH ANN KRISWANTO TRIMOELJO
ABDUL RAHMAT BIN MOHD YATIM FONG CHEE HOE KWEK SIEW KEOW
ABDULEYO NDAW FUNG KWOK PAN LEE JIA HAO
ABU SOFIAN EUNOS HABEEBUL RAHMAN S/O SAHUL HAMEED LEE XUN QI NICOLE
ADRIS BIN ISNIN HABIBAH BINTE ADAHAM LEE YONG KIAN
AFANDI HAFIDZAH LEONG KIT TZIN
AHMAD BIN ABDULLAH HUSSAIN HARHARAH HAFIZ JAMAL LEONG MIN KEE
AHMAD RAGHIB YASAR HAFIZAH BINTE THAMBY SAHIB LIM CHEE YONG
AINUL BAYYINA ABUBAKOR HAJAH TIK LA MASEK LIM KENG BOON
AISHAH IMRAN HAJI MASTUR LIM KENG TIONG
AISYAH HAJJAH KHADIJAH BINTE MAHMOD LIM MEI LING
AIZUDDIN HASSAN BIN SHAMSUDDIN  HAJJAH SERIYATI LIM SIEW MIEN @ FARIDAH LIM BINTE ABDULLAH
ALAUDIN HALIMAH BINTE HALIL LIM TECK CHAI DANNY
ALESSANDRYA PAK SI YING HALIMAHTON BINTE ABDUL KADIR LIM YAN SAY
ALLAHYARHAM JAAFAR BIN AHMAD HALINA BINTE TALIB LIM ZI YUN
AMINAH HAMIDAH LINDA GP SEAH
AMIRA HUDA AMMIRUL HAROUN HAMZA BINTE AMAT LOH KAH WEE
ANWAR BIN ZAID HANSEL TAN LORRIANE CHUE
ARFAT BEEBEE BINTE NMA LATIFF HARFA BINTE ABDUL K LUBNA BINTE ISKHANDAR SHAH
ASEEM AGRAWAL HASLINAH OSMAN LUC MONGEON
ASHA ANSARI HEDZLYN HELYATY BINTE MOHAMED MAHROM M SAINAVA BINTE BUANG
ASHARAFF ALI S/O S M HILYAH BINTE MOHAMED BASHIR MADELEINE LEE
AYUSNI BINTE AMRAN HO KOK HO MAHATHIR RAHIM
AZIZAH BINTE AHMAD ALTWAY HO MINRU MALYANAH BINTE MAWAR
AZMOON BIN AHMAD HONG CHO PING MATTHEW MANISAH BINTE ARSHAD
BELINDA LEE SOO YUN HONG SHUTING SERENE MARLI BIN NGAHTEMIN
BHAT GIRISH ULLAL CHAVADI HUDA MUKHLIS ABU-BAKAR MASRURAH BINTE BUANG
BRYAN LOW HUZAIFAH BIN MOHD RASHID MATTHEW HONG CHO PING
CAI JIANI IZAH MAZNAH BINTE MASOP
CHAN THIAM HOCK JALEELA BEEBI MOEEZ H NAKHODA
CHARLOTTE HSU YUH FENG JAMALIAH BINTE MOHAMED MOHAMAD FARIS BIN JAMALUDDIN
CHEW KAY THIAM DENNIS JAMELA BINTE ABDULLAH MOHAMAD ROSMAN BIN OTHMAN
CHIONG KWAN SENG JAMIL BIN ABDUL GHANI MOHAMED ALI
CHOW OEI KHENG JAMILAH BINTE ABDULLAH MOHAMED BIN ABDULLAH
CHOW OOI YOKE JOLLY MOHAMED NASIM S/O ABDUL RAHIM
CHUA XIAO XIANG JOSEPH ONG MOHAMED RAFI
DEENA BINTE ABDUL AZIZ BAJRAI JULIA BINTE JOHARI MOHAMED RAFI OSMAN
ELLY SABRINA BINTE ISMAIL JUNAIDAH BINTE SUFAET MOHAMED RAFI S/O MAR
FADHILAH BINTE ABDUL RAHMAN ZAMAWI KALTHOM BINTE OSMAN BAMADHAJ MOHAMED RIDZUWAN BIN ABDUL AZIZ
FAEZAH BINTE DAIPI KAM JUNE HOWE MOHAMED SALLEH
FAHIMAH BINTE NAJIB THALIB KAMISAH BINTE MOHAMED YUSOFF MOHAMMAD BIN IDRIS
FAREED HUSAIN YUSUF KAGDA KANG JUN KOO MOHAMMAD HIMMAH BIN JUMALA
FATHEEN NABEELAH BINTE MOHAMAD IKBAL KARKHANIS SANDEEP ANIL MOHAMMAD NOOR BIN ABDUL RAHMAN
FATIMAH BEE KHATIM HAMIDON MOHD ANWARI S/O MOHD IBRAHIM

HEARTFELT PAGE 22
THANKS

INDIVIDUALS

MOHD IBRAHIM BIN JALALUDDIN RAZAK BIN AB. RAHMAN VARSHA ABDULLAH
MOHD KHAIR BIN MOHD DON RICHYAL NUDGEM VIVEN OOI
MOHD RAHIM BIN MOHD NOR ROHANAH BINTE PAGI WAHAB SYED SHAHUL HAMEED
MOHDHAR BIN IBRAHIM BASHADI ROHIZAN BINTE TALIB WON WEI YAP
MOLLY TAN ROKIAH JAAFAR KWONG CHIANG SUAN STEVEN
MUHAMAD IDIL BIN ABDUL LATHEEF ROSENA MOHD YUSOF WONG MUI LEE
MUHAMED USAF ANSARI RYAN HO WOO FENGYI
MUHAMMAD AKASHA BIN HAMDAN SALEHA BINTE SHAFIE YAHAYA BIN SANUSI
MUHAMMAD EFFENDY IBRAHIM SALEHA BT JOHARI YANG CHEK BINTE SALIKIN
MUHAMMAD RAZIZ BIN ABU BAKAR SALIM BIN HUSSEIN YAP HUI CHIN CHRISTINE
MUHAMMAD SHAH ABAZ ISLAM SALMIAH BINTE HAMID YAP JIA HAO
MUHAMMAD SHAMIR BIN ABDUL RAHIM SARINAH BINTE HAJI HANIF YAZEEDAH BINTE SA'AT
NADIAH AL-SALLEH SELLAPPAN GOVINDARASU YEE LAI CHING
NAJIB BIN SALIM SHAHIRA BINTE ABDULLAH YEE WAI MING ELLEN
NEO KEE POH AND MDM HO KOON HWA SHAHRUL BARIAH BINTE MUHAMMAD ARIF YI XIAN CHUA
NG CHUN POH SHAIK AHMAD BIN SYED BUHARI YOHANNA BINTE ABDULLAH
NG JIA WEI SHAIK OSMAN B MOHAMED ABU BAKAR YUEN DON RI
NG YUN SHIEAN SHARIFAH BINTE SYED SIDEK ZAITON
NGEW HUI SI AMY SHARIFAH MARIAM BINTE HUSSAIN ALJUNIED ZAKIAH BINTE ABDUL HALIM
NILESH KANTILAL SAHITA SHARIFAH MUNIRA ALMASHOOR ZALEHA BINTE YAHAYA
NOERLEYLY SIMATOEPANG SHARIFAH MUNIRAH BINTE ABDULLAH ALHAMID ZARINAH BINTE MOHAMED
NOORAISHA BINTE ABDUL QUDDOOS SHAZANA BINTE SHAIKH C M ZAUIAH BINTE JANTAN
NOORLINDA BINTE BUANG SHEA LAY KOON ZUBAIDAH BINTE ZAINAL ABIDIN
NOR AZHAR SHEAFA BINTE HOMOOD ZURAIMI BIN MOHAMED DAHLAN
NOR RAHAYU BINTE SUPAAT SHEIKH AHMAD RIFAÍ BIN MUNIR
NORHAYATI BINTE MOHAMMAD ALI SHEIKH RAHIM CORPORATES
NORIDAH AB RASIP SHUBHAM SINHA
NORJAN BINTE MOHAMED SIA JINGYUN ERNA SHARIDA ART MARKET @NORTH EAST
NORLINDA KAMSAN SITI HAJAR MUHAMMAD CHICMAMAE
NORLIZA BINTE A RAHIM SITI NOOR BAIZURA BINTE RAHMATULLAH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SINGAPORE
NUR ABDUL SAMAD SITI NUR AISYAH BINTE ZULKIFLY FACE BODY MIND RETREAT
NUR ADAWIYATI BINTE KAMAL SITI NUR AMIRAH BINTE MUHAMAD HALALTRIP PTE. LTD.
NUR AFNI LASTRI BINTE SUPANDI SITI NURIDAYU BINTE AZIZ KAZE TEK PTE LTD
NUR AISYAH BINTE MOHAMED YUSRI SITI NURSYUHAIDAH BINTE ISMAIL LPM AL-FALAH
NUR AQILAH BINTE MOHD KASIM SITI ROHANA BINTE HAMSON LPM AL-ISTIGFAR
NUR AZIEMAH BINTE AZAN SOFIYATY HASAN LPM ASSYAFAAH
NUR MASYITAH BINTE ABDUL RAZAK SOH HUANG JIN WILLIAM MADRASAH ALJUNIED AL-ISLAMIAH
NUR MAZLINA BINTE KAMARUDIN SUHAIMI BIN SALLEH MARINE OFFSHORE INT LOG S PTE LTD
NUR SULIANI SUHANA BINTE ARIS MASJID YUSOF ISHAK
NURHAYATIE BINTE WAHAB SUMAYYAH OMAR BIN TALIB MAYBANK
NURHIDAYATI BINTE NASRON SYED ABDULLAH BIN AHMAD ALHAMID MELLFORD PTE LTD
NURUL BADRIAH BINTE AWANG SYED BEEVEE BINTE MOHD ISMAIL MENDAKI CLUB
OMAR BIN SALEH TALIB SYED HAROON BIN MOHAMED MES AND JPD HOUSING PTE LTD
ONG HUI HUI SYED NASSER BIN ABDUL QUDDOOS MUIS
ONG RUI JUAN SYIFAA YUSRA BINTE MANSOR PETRA HYPNOSIS AND TRAINING CENTRE
ONG SZE WEI SYUKRI OMAR BIN TALIB SALLIM TALIB FAMILY SETTLEMENT
ONG WEIXIANG TAN ERN WEI CHARLES SINGAPORE MALAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE &
PARVEEN KAUR TAN HUI LIEN PAMELA INDUSTRY (SMCCI)
PAY LU LU TAN SHEE YING STEWARDSHIP ASIA CENTRE CLG LIMITED
PUAH SI YING TAN YEW LUNG STIRLING ENRICHMENT SERVICES
RADIAH BINTE SALIM TAN YONG QIN THE BROWN BAG PROJECT
RAFIDAH BINTE ABDULLAH TAN YORK CHENG THE CHEERY CHILD CLINIC PTE. LTD.
RAHIMAH BINTE OTHMAN TANTI KURNIAWATI THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SINGAPORE
RAM NARAIN DUBEY THONG HOE CHING WKN ENTERPRISES
RAMDZAN BIN FIKIR MIDIN TSE MEI CHUN CONSTANCE WOMENS HEALTH SPECIALIST PTE LTD
RAMESH S/O KUMAR TUAN QUTAIBAH BIN TUAN ISA
RAPHAELA KOENIG TWILIO
RATNAH WATI BINTE MAHAMMAD USTAZAH AMINAH

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CONTACT US

Website

www.clubheal.org.sg

Email

[email protected]

Mental Wellness Centres

Club HEAL @ Bukit Batok East

The Loving Hub
254 Bukit Batok East Ave 4 #01-229 S(650254)

Club HEAL @ Pasir Ris East

The Acceptance Place
148 Pasir Ris St 13 #01-24 S(510148)

Club HEAL @ Marsiling

The Empowerment Hut
317 Woodlands St 31 #01-194 S(730317)

Club HEAL @ Buangkok

The Hope Centre
997A Buangkok Crescent #01-809 S(531997)

“It’s never too late to be who you might have been” - Shazana