Club HEAL Annual Report 2021-2022

Club HEAL

Annual
Report

2021/2022

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Artworks by Clients

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Club HEAL President's Address

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About Club HEAL, Our Vision & Mission

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Our Patrons

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Leadership

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Management Committee Meetings

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Advisory Committees, Management Team

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Organisational Chart

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Event Highlights

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Programmes and Services

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Fundraising Efforts

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Future Plans

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Talks and Trainings

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Community Engagement

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Publications

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Publicity

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Heartfelt Thanks

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Governance (Enhanced Tier)

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Contact Us

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Name of Client: Taufiqah (Pipit)
Centre: Club HEAL @ Buangkok Crescent

Artwork Title: My Self-Portrait
Medium: Coloured Markers on Paper

Dimension: 29.7cm x 42cm
Year: 2021

Description: In this self-portrait, I like to show that I am a cheerful bright
spark who starts the day with confidence and optimism.

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Name of Client: Sabrina
Centre: Club HEAL @ Marsiling
Artwork Title: Mountain of Emotions
Medium: Oil Pastel on Paper

Dimension: 29.7cm x 42cm
Year: 2022

Description: I used nature as a symbol to represent the fleeting state of my emotions
and the act of expressing it through art allowed me to
lighten some of my mental burden.

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CLUB HEAL PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS

“Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love.
It will not lead you astray.”- Rumi

The COVID-19 pandemic proved to be a marathon for many,
including the Club HEAL family. With the ever-evolving
restrictions on gatherings, most activities had to remain online,
and if not, with strict limitations on the number of participants
allowed at any one time.

Nevertheless, the Club HEALers soldiered on. Be it the
counselling sessions by our COMIT case workers and madrasah
counsellors; the caregiver and peer support group sessions; the
Dementia Wellness Programme, the Rehabilitation programmes
such as Day Rehab, Our Healing Voice and Back-to-Work
initiative; the outreach to the general public by our CREST
team; the public health talks and trainings that were conducted,
our staff and volunteers put forward their best effort for both
online and physical activities. Everyone was driven by their
passion and commitment to serve.

There were many firsts. For the first time, the Agency for
Integrated Care (AIC), Health Promotion Board (HPB) and
PERGAS engaged Club HEAL to conduct a series of mental
health talks for various organisations.

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CLUB HEAL PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS

The team from the CREST Caregiver Support Network (CSN) commenced their
work reaching out to caregivers nation-wide. A poetry event “Letters In My
Head” was held to mark World Mental Health Day 2021. Hosted by our staff
Yohanna Abdullah, it was a wonderful afternoon of poetry by the peers and
our guest poets, Humairah Jamil and Christopher Le Pard.

We ushered in Chinese New Year 2022 with the wonderful effort at fundraising
by our Comms team through “Tiffins of Love and Blessings” – a charity sale of
baked goods. It not only helped to raise funds for Club HEAL, it also brought
our staff and volunteers together over a weekend in January as they bond
together through the baking and packing of delectable cookies and cakes, and
delivering to our supporters all over Singapore.

We are honoured to be among the four organisations selected by the
President’s Challenge committee to partner the Institute of Mental Health (IMH)
in a comprehensive programme supporting youth mental health. The financial
year ended on a positive note when the #OneOfUs campaign - with the aims
of creating mental health awareness and to reduce the stigma, raised the
$50,000 target amount set by our generous donor who matched it with
another $50,000.

Our gratitude goes to our wonderful donors and volunteers, and most
significantly to the peers who selflessly and courageously shared their journeys
of healing and recovery with the public.

DR RADIAH SALIM

President, Club HEAL

OUR MISSION PAGE 07

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

Club HEAL is celebrating its 10th year of serving
the community in 2022. Our organisation was
formed in 2012 by a group of like-minded
individuals with a strong passion for helping
people with mental illness and their families to
lead fulfilling and purposeful lives.

We are a registered charitable organisation
with an approved Institution of Public
Character status. We promote the healing and
recovery of people with mental health
challenges by inspiring Hope, Empowering
lives, fostering Acceptance and spreading
Love. Our services include day rehabilitative
services, counselling, home visits, public
education, caregiver support group and
volunteer training.

We are a member of the National Council of
Social Services and a part of the Community
Mental Health Intervention Team (COMIT) and
Community Resource Engagement and Support
Team (CREST) programmes under the Ministry
of Health.

OUR PATRONS PAGE 08

MDM HALIMAH YACOB
PRESIDENT OF SINGAPORE

PATRON-IN-CHIEF

MDM RAHAYU MAHZAM
SENIOR PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY OF LAW AND HEALTH

PATRON

MR ZAQY MOHAMED
SENIOR MINISTER OF STATE FOR DEFENCE AND MANPOWER

PATRON

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MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE

President
Dr Radiah Salim
Vice-President
Ms Siti Hawa Sulaiman
Hon Treasurer
Mr Muhammad Fithri Daud
Hon Asst Treasurer
Ms Siti Aishah Jaffar
Hon Secretary
Ms Amarjit Kaur
Hon Asst Secretary
Ms Nur Izzati Zainudin



Hon Members
Dr Bibi Jan Ayyub
Ms Noorunnisa d/o Ibrahim Kutty
Ms Deena Bajrai
Ms Eunice Olsen

Mr John Ho
Ms Rohizan Talib
Dr Sharifah Munirah Alhamid
Ms Siti Noor Baizura Rahmatullah
Ms Tazrinah Hussin
Ms Fauziah Mohamed Hussain



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

List of Management PAGE 10
Committee Meetings

20 June 2021
MC Meeting via Microsoft Teams from 4.00pm - 6.00pm



19 September 2021
Corporate Governance Meeting via Zoom from 1.30pm - 2.30pm



19 September 2021
Annual General Meeting via Zoom from 3.00pm - 4.00pm



19 September 2021
MC Meeting via Zoom from 4.00pm - 6.00pm



19 December 2021
MC Meeting via Zoom from 4.00pm - 5.30pm



20 March 2022
MC Meeting via Zoom from 4.00pm - 6.00pm

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ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Programmes and Services: Dr Radiah Salim (Chair)
Fundraising: Ms Deena Bajrai (Chair)
Nominations: Dr Bibi Jan Ayyub (Chair)
Audit: Ms Siti Hawa Sulaiman (Chair)
Finance: Mr Muhammad Fithri Daud (Chair)
Human Resource: Ms Tazrinah Hussin (Chair)

CLUB HEAL
MANAGEMENT TEAM

Executive Director (Clinical): Ms Yang Chek Salikin
Director of Finance & Corporate Support: Ms Yasmin Lum
Senior Manager, Information Technology: Mr Hazli Mohamed
Finance Manager: Ms Serene Tan
Key Manager, Marketing, Communications & Fund Development:
Ms Norhayati Mohammad Ali
Manager, COMIT: Ms Fazeeda Mohamed
Assistant Manager, Human Resource & Administration:
Ms Ratnah Wati Mahammad

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#ONEOFUS CAMPAIGN HELPED FORGE TOWARDS
A STIGMA-FREE SOCIETY

Club HEAL launched the #OneOfUs empower peers with mental health
campaign to eradicate the stigma challenges and support their caregivers
surrounding people with mental health too. We are grateful to the kind
challenges who are indeed #OneOfUs. donorswho have contributed and helped
Six campaign ambassadors shared us meet our target of $50,000 in order
anecdotes, sportingly sang and pledged to receive the matching donation of an
to forge towards a stigma-free society. additional $50,000 from our kind
benefactor.
The finale of the campaign was the ‘Sing
Against Stigma’ event held online via The campaign was successful in raising
Zoom on 19 March 2022. It was graced funds and raising awareness about
by our Guest-of-Honour Mdm Rahayu mental health, in line with Club HEAL’s
Mahzam, currently the Senior vision to forge a stigma-free society
Parliamentary Secretary at the Ministry that is conducive towards the healing
of Health and Ministry of Law, and and recovery of people with mental
patron of Club HEAL. We had the health challenges.
pleasure of being entertained by Guest
Artistes L3nnerd Lim and Amyrah The following was the #OneOfUs Pledge
Mustafa. recited during the campaign: “Mental
health challenges can happen to any
Club HEAL is blessed that the campaign #OneOfUs. Let's Not Discriminate.
reached its goal of raising $100,000 to Together we forge towards a stigma-
run our programmes and activities to free society.

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'LETTERS IN MY HEAD'

- AN INAUGURAL POETRY EVENT

Club HEAL held our inaugural poetry Our guest-of-honour, Mr Ram Dubey,
event ‘Letters in my Head’ on 6 author, mental health advocate and
November 2021 via Zoom. The Club HEAL’s advisor, set a warm and
unique event held to commemorate inspiring tone for the lively session,
World Mental Health Day, was a which saw guest poets Humairah Jamil,
culmination of month-long postings and Christopher Le Pard, our staff
on Club HEAL’s social media. Yohanna Abdullah and Mardiana
Othman, along with six participants from
More than 90 participants from the open mic session who recited their
Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and heartfelt and thought-provoking poems.
Australia were treated to an The themes ranged from love to
afternoon of poetry and songs. Our reflections on life, grief, mental health
special thanks to the students at and pandemic times.
Cahaya Suria Bakti in Johor Bahru,
for their enthusiastic presence.

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COLLABORATIONS WITH PERGAS

SITUATIONAL COUNSELLING
WORKSHOPS

Club HEAL collaborated with
PERGAS (Singapore Islamic Scholars
and Religious Teachers Association)
for a series of three weekly
workshops on Saturday mornings in
September on Situational
Counselling for asatizah.

The Situational Counselling GIFTS OF QURBAN MEAT
programme aimed to advocate the
path of recovery and assistance for We experienced the spirit of Aidil Adha
mental health issues faced by our at Club HEAL when we received 220 kg
community. It also aimed to enrich of Qurban meat on 31 July 2021,
and empower asatizah with courtesy of PERGAS Investment
adequate knowledge on common Holdings. The Qurban meat were
mental health issues as well as their repacked individually and delivered to
treatment and/or management. With the homes of the 92 beneficiaries who
the guidance from experts, asatizah received their gifts of love with much
will be able to render assistance appreciation. We are grateful to
appropriately and effectively. PERGAS Investment Holdings for their
generosity and compassion.
The topics covered were on Coping

with Adjustment Disorder,

Depression and Anxiety, Post-

Traumatic Stress Disorder, and

Building Resilience.

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LAUNCH OF CREST CAREGIVER SUPPORT
NETWORK

The CREST Caregiver Support Network (CSN)
was launched in April 2021 to support and
connect caregivers who are taking care of
people with mental health challenges and
seniors with dementia.

The objectives of the programme are to
provide networking opportunities for
caregivers, strengthen the relationships of
caregivers to empower and help one another,
increase public awareness of caregivers’
burnout, promote recognition of early signs and
symptoms of mental health conditions, provide
emotional support and have access to mental
health and caregiving resources, as well as link
caregivers to relevant agencies for further
assistance.

OUR HEALING VOICE
GRADUATION 2021

Eighteen participants graduated from Our HEALing Voice (OHV) programme in 2021.
Ms Seah Yang Hee, Deputy CEO of NCSS was the Guest-of-Honour for the graduation
event on 29 January 2022.

The participants showed dedication and commendable effort throughout the five-
month programme. With their commitment and positive outlook, they provided much
inspiration and motivation to their peers.

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Day Rehabilitation and Recovery Programme
Under Club HEAL's rehabilitation programme, our clients work towards
their full potential by learning coping strategies to better manage
setbacks in life. They regain their self-confidence, build their self-
esteem and resilience through exercises, therapeutic art activities
(such as pottery and crafts), poetry, cooking, baking, and motivational
talks, all conducted in a safe and supportive environment.

COMIT Programme
The Community Intervention Team (COMIT) provides assessment,
counselling, therapy, case management and psychoeducation support
for clients with mental health issues and seniors with dementia. COMIT
works closely with community partners such as hospitals, polyclinics
general practitioners, and other service providers to provide holistic
care to clients and support for their families.

CREST Programme
The Community Outreach Team (CREST) focuses on raising public
awareness of mental health conditions and dementia, promotes early
recognition of at-risk individuals, provides emotional support to
individuals and their caregivers and links individuals to relevant health
and social care services when necessary.



Vocational Rehabilitation
Our clients are taught vocational skills such as creating handicrafts
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. Our clients are encouraged to build their social
and communication skills and provided with opportunities to interact
with the public through the poushcart initiative at IMH orat pop-up
booths during events.

Our Healing Voice (OHV) Programme
The OHV programme is co-produced with NCSS and funded by
Community Chest, NCSS. Started in 2018, participants gather every
Saturday morning for workshops conducted by trained staff for
knowledge learning and sharing.

This programme has helped empower many peers by providing a
structured platform to learn skills, leverage on their lived experience
as people in recovery from mental health challenges to share their
stories, and gain experience in being a peer mentor to other Club
HEAL clients.

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Our Healing Voice (OHV) Programme (con't)
Many of our OHV participants also signed up for the NCSS' Peer
Support Specialist programme to further their learning in Mental
Health Recovery and Advocacy. Several joined Club HEAL as full-
time staff so they can leverage on their lived experience to assist
others in their mental health journey.

With our strong alumni from these past four cohorts, we aim to
build a Peer Network that can support us in advocacy and further
our cause such as sharing their recovery stories with the media as
part of public education on mental health and also to lead Club
HEAL's rehab events and programmes.




Dementia Wellness Programme (DWP)
DWP aims to provide a safe space to engage our senior clients
holistically and meaningfully. We tap on their strengths and avail
them opportunities to learn new skills while providing social support
to them and their caregivers. We ensure that their overall well-
being is addressed so that they can age gracefully in the
community.

Activities are conducted in DWP to meet their physical, cognitive,
psycho-social, emotional and spiritual needs.

CREST Caregiver Support Network (CSN)
The CREST CSN focuses on caregivers who have or are at risk of
developing depression, anxiety and burn-out due to their
caregiving role. The team aims to increase public awareness of
caregiving concerns, promote the identification of caregiver needs,
supports caregivers in self-care and links them to essential services
where needed.

Madrasah Counselling
Funded by MUIS, our madrasah counsellors provide counselling and
case work services to students at all six full-time madrasahs in
Singapore, as well as conduct mental health talks and training for
the teachers and parents.

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IMH Youth Programme (President’s Challenge)
Club HEAL was one of the four social service agencies appointed to be part of
SYiNC, a pilot project by the President’s Challenge and the Institute of Mental
Health (IMH) to boost community-based support for youths with mental health
conditions. Launched on 15 March 2022, the SSAs under this programme will be
trained by IMH to provide intervention and psych-social support to youths between
the ages of 13 and 19 years old with mild to moderate conditions such as stress-
related disorders, depression, addictions and self-harm behaviour.

Community Outreach and Training
Club HEAL conducts regular public tal
ks and training as part of our public
education effort to reach out to the community to educate and start conversations
on mental health and wellness.

We run Healing Friends Training (HFT) course to train and equip volunteers with the
necessary skills to build therapeutic relationship with our Club HEAL's clients. These
sessions provide the volunteers with essential mental health information so that they
are equipped with the knowledge to contribute in a confident and safe manner.

We also work with other community partners and corporate clients to conduct
mental health training for their staff and members of the public.

Back-to-Work Programme
The Back-to-Work programme prepares our clients to return to the workforce,
allowing them to put their skills and capab
ilities into practice to earn an income for
themselves.

Under the guidance and supervision of our Employment Support Officers (ESO), our
clients go through 12 weekly training sessions covering topics such as
communication at the workplace, problem-solving skills and resume writing. This is
followed by an in-house practicum segment where they take on the role of
customer service representatives at our pushcart which is a pop-up retail stall
selling crafts handmade by our clients or as administrative support. The clients will
be matched to suitable jobs outside of Club HEAL where our ESOs will continue to
support them for up to six months once they are employed.

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95 32 6
Participants Participants (Clients and Caregivers)
Participants
Day Rehabilitation Programme Dementia Wellness Programme Back-to-Work

21 63 9

Participants Madrasah Students Support Group Sessions
Rehab Empowerment Programme aged 7 - 18 years old for Caregivers

395 3,731 142
COMIT COMIT
House Visits Counselling Sessions Public Talks & Workshops

929 1,111 1,075

CREST Geylang Serai Outreach CREST Marsiling Outreach CREST Pasir Ris-Tampines
Outreach
18
48
Graduates
Our HEALing Voice Participants
Our HEALing Voice

Peer Network

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Our fundraising activities for FY2021/2022:

#OneOfUs
The #OneOfUs campaign was held from January to March 2022 to
alleviate the stigma associated with mental illness while raising a target of
$100,000 for Club HEAL. The impactful campaign on social media
culminated in a fun online event called Sing Against Stigma Finale with

performances and personal sharing by campaign ambassadors, guest
artistes, and those who joined the open-mic segment.

“Tiffins of Love and Blessings”
Club HEAL’s Charity Bake Sale 2022 took on the concept of “Tiffins of Love
and Blessings” in conjunction with the Chinese New Year celebration. A
total of 158 tiffin sets were snapped up by individual and corporate donors.
Three sets - Happiness, Prosperity, and Longevity - made colourful and
delicious festive gifts and were well received by the recipients.

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Our fundraising activities for FY2021/2022:

"Gifts that HEAL” Ramadhan 2021 Campaign

“Gifts that HEAL” was the theme for the Ramadhan 2021 campaign aimed
at raising funds to ensure the continuity in the running of Club HEAL’s
programmes and activities.

Three of our staff shared how Club HEAL provides a kind and loving
community that has supported their growth as staff and peers in recovery.
The campaign which the tagline ‘This Ramadhan – Let us race to win HIS
Grace’ was well-received.

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Our fundraising activities for FY2021/2022:

#BlessedFriday

Spreading the love on Fridays and multiplying the joy of people in recovery
– that was the message relayed in our #BlessedFriday campaign. Through
our social media platforms, we encouraged the public to help people
facing mental health challenges to regain the means to achieve their
potentials.

The campaign which featured staff and volunteers who are in recovery also
promoted Club HEAL’s mission to build an informed and inclusive society
free of the stigma against mental illness. It also showcased some of our
Rehab activities such as pottery, crochet and cooking.




"Chasing Normal"

“Chasing Normal” was a fundraising effort that urged the public to show
their love and support for individuals battling mental illness. They could do
this by normalising conversations about mental health and thus reducing the
stigma surrounding it. Donors to this campaign at giving.sg were rewarded
with freshly baked Hot Cross Buns.

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Continuous Improvement of Programmes
In the light of our ageing population, some of whom are at risk of becoming isolated
and developing poor mental health as well as the rise in mental health challenges
among our youths, we plan to curate programmes that bring together youths and
elderly that would benefit both age groups.

Outreach and Fundraising
We plan to shift our focus from the Malay-Muslim community and reach out to all
ethnic groups in Singapore to benefit from as well as lend their support to our mission
and vision through various platforms including social media.

We would like to create more opportunities for interactions with the public and
showcase our work to potential supporters by opening our centre/s on some
Saturdays.

We aim to further develop meaningful collaborations with potential partners to reach
out to the underprivileged and in going green.

Human Resources
We will develop a training framework to build staff’s capabilities and skills to meet the
changing needs and expectations of our service users, especially with the increase in
the demand for mental health services.

We also plan to create an employee welfare programme to enhance the emotional,
mental and physical wellbeing of our staff. The evolving demographic of our staff
makes it essential to create effective health and wellbeing initiatives to safeguard
their health and prevent burnout.

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

April 2021
1. Mental Health Talk for SMU Muslim Society – 1 April 2021
2. Silver Volunteer Training – 10 April 2021
3. ‘Nourish to Flourish: Nurturing Academic Success through Mental Wellness’

for Mendaki – 10 April 2021
4. General Mental Health and Dementia Talk for Society for Wings

– 12 April 2021
5. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB – 29 April 2021

May 2021
6. ‘Unity is Strength’ - Virtual Buka Puasa @ Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC

– 4 May 2021
7. Mental Wellness for Youth Talk for Syukran.com - 6 May 2021

June 2021
8. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with M3 Woodlands by Club HEAL and HPB

– 6 June 2021
9. ‘Mind Your Language’: Mental Health Awareness Talk for Silver Ribbon

Singapore – 11 June 2021
10. Healing Friends Training – 11 June 2021
11. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for Maarof Mosque – 19 June 2021
12. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for Telok Blangah CC MAEC

– 19 June 2021
13. Mental Health and Dementia Talk for CID (SPF) - 24 June 2021
14. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for West Coast CC – 27 June 2021
15. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for Gek Poh CC MAEC and Ayer

Rajah CC MAEC – 27 June 2021
16. Mental Health Awareness and Dementia Training Workshop for Community

Policy Unit (SPF) - 29 June 2021

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

July 2021
17. Mental Health Awareness and Dementia Training Workshop for SSO (MSF) -

2 July 2021
18. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for Hassanah Mosque – 7 July 2021
19. Mental Wellness for Youth Talk for M3 Sembawang GRC - 4 July 2021
20. ‘Reboot: Getting Sucked into Cyberspace - How Do You Get Out’ for NLB’s

Read Fest 2021 – 18 July 2021
21. Mental Wellness Talk at Prenatal Health Forum for M3 Tampines – 24 July

2021
22. ‘Ok x OK?’ Mental Health Awareness Talk for Student Association of Al-Zuhri

Institute of Higher Learning – 28 July 2021
23. Talk on Sexuality for Madrasah Al-Arabiah Al-Islamiyah – 31 July 2021

August 2021
24. Mental Health Awareness Training for Sikh Community – 4 August 2021
25. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for Zhenghua CCC MAEC – 7 August

2021
26. Mental Wellbeing Workshop with HPB for Al-Istighfar Mosque – 15 August

2021
27. Parental Talk on Sexuality for Madrasah – 28 August 2021
28. Managing Stress, Anxiety and Depression: Mental Health Talk for Teenagers

and Young Adults, for IMSSA – 29 August 2021
29. Mental Health Talk for Darul Makmur’s Staff and Mosque Befrienders

–28 August 2021

September 2021
30. Series of Mental Health Workshops on Situational Counselling (Coping with

Adjustment Disorder, Depression and Anxiety) for PERGAS Asatizah - 4, 11
and 18 September 2021
31. Healing Friends Training – 4 September 2021

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

September 2021
32. ‘Moving Forward After Battling Suicide: The Journey of Suicide Loss

Survivors and Suicide Attempt Survivors’ - Panel Discussion for SOS
Symposium – 9 September 2021
33. Ask Dr Healer’ - Talk on Depression for Jamiyah Ar-Rabitah Mosque
- 17 September 2021
34. Mental Health Talk on Stress and Self-Care for Assyakirin Mosque
– 18 September 2021
35. Mental Health Talk to Parents of My First Skool Marine Terrace
– 18 September 2021
36. Mental Health Awareness and Dementia Training Workshop for Community
Policy Unit (SPF) - 21 September 2021
37. Mental Health Awareness Workshop for Loving Heart Yuhua's Volunteers
– 25 September 2021

October 2021
38. ‘Breaking Stigma, Finding Our Balance - A Deep Dive into Racial Trauma

(The Minority Experience)’ - Panel Discussion for Mental ACT Symposium
2021 - 2 October 2021
39. ‘A Bridge for Service Users to Be Service Providers: Mental Health
Advocacy by Peers in Club HEAL’ for 3rd Asia Pacific Virtual Conference
and Meeting on Mental Health - 7 October 2021
40. Mental Health Talk about Teens and Youths to Parents for Kassim Mosque
– 10 October 2021
41. Mental Health Talk for SPF – 12 October 2021
42. ‘Sakit yang Terselindung’ - Talk for Assyakirin Mosque – 16 October 2021
43. Mental Wellness Training for Teachers of Islamic Learning Hub and
Management Office (ILHAM) - 17 October 2021
44. Mental Health Awareness Talk to RedHat Group –19 October 2021
45. Mental Health Talk to Bukit Batok East Seniors and Dementia Awareness
Talk at BBE DFC – 21 October 2021

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

October 2021
46. Talk for Mendaki Youth Mentoring Office COP – 23 October 2021
47. Peer Sharing in Human Library for Mental ACT Symposium 2021

– 23 October 2021
48. ‘Prophetic Parenting V’ – Talk for the Nun’s Production – 24 October 2021
49. Mental Health Talk on Stress Management for Parents of IMSSA

– 24 October 2021
50. Mental Health Talk for IMAD Perdaus Secondary School Students

– 31 October 2021

November 2021
51. Mental Health Talk for IMAD Perdaus Secondary School Students

– 7 November 2021
52. Talk on ‘Caregiver vs Parenting’ for #MESRABersamamu Wellness Series

– 10 November 2021
53. Dementia Awareness Workshop for Lion Befrienders – 11 November 2021
54. Mental Health Talk for Mujahidin Mosque Staff – 12 November 2021
55. Mental Health Talk for Teenage Boys of IMSSA – 14 November 2021
56. Mental Health Awareness Workshop for Community Policy Unit (SPF)

– 16 November 2021
57. Mental Health Awareness Workshop for CNB – 17 November 2021
58. Talk on ‘Parenting Styles’ for #MESRABersamamu Wellness Series

– 18 November 2021
59. Mental Health Talk for Lion Befrienders – 19 November 2021
60. ‘Forum Kesihatan Mental: Isu Mental, Satu Realiti atau Ilusi’ - Talk for

Al-Islah Mosque – 19 November 2021
61. Mental Health Talk for Upper Primary School Students of IMAD Perdaus

– 21 November 2021
62. Dementia Awareness Workshop for DBS – 24 November 2021

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

November 2021
63. Mental Health Talk for Adults and Youth of IMAD Perdaus

– 26 November 2021
64. Dementia Awareness Workshop for CERTIS – 26 November 2021
65. Mental Health Talk to Parents who are Zakat Recipients at En-Naem

Mosque – 27 November 2021
66. Mental Wellness Training for Teachers of ILHAM - 28 November 2021

December 2021
67. Mental Health Awareness Workshop for CNB – 1, 9 and 15 December 2021
68. Dementia Awareness Workshop for CERTIS – 2 December 2021
69. Mental Wellness Programme @ South East CDC - Community Outreach

Programme For The Elderly (COPE) - 3 December 2021
70. Healing Friends Training – 4 December 2021
71. Siri Anda dan Kesejahteraan - What You Need to Know About Mental

Health’ - Talk for Punggol West MAEC – 5 December 2021
72. ‘Don't Cut Me Deep - Understand Anxiety, Stress and Self-Harm

Prevention’ - Talk for PA MESRA – 8 December 2021
73. Mental Health Awareness and Dementia Training Workshops for Bishan

NPC (Tanglin Division) - 10 December 2021
74. Silver Volunteers Training – 11 December 2021
75. Talk on Basic Counselling Skills for Teachers of ILHAM

- 12 December 2021
76. Mental Health Workshop for NHB – 14 December 2021
77. Self-Image and Social Media’ for #MESRABersamamu Wellness Series

– 22 December 2021

January 2022
78. ‘eMpower 2022: Managing Anxieties in Navigating Adulthood’ Talk for

NUS Malay Language Society – 4 January 2022

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

January 2022
79. Talk on Mental Well-being and Wellness for First-time Parents for

Woodgrove CC – 15 January 2022
80. Dementia Awareness Workshop for CERTIS – 18 January 2022
81. Dementia Awareness Talk for Malay Community at Toa Payoh

– 22 January 2022
82. Mental Health Awareness Blended Workshop for NEA – 26 January 2022
83. Mental Health Awareness Blended Workshop for Family Services (MSF)

– 27 January 2022

February 2022
84. Mental Health Awareness Blended Workshop for Family Services (MSF)

– 3, 8, 10, 17 and 24 February 2022
85. Healing Friends Training – 5 February 2022
86. Dementia Awareness Workshop for Ar-Raudhah & Hussain Sulaiman

Mosques – 9 February 2022
87. Dementia Awareness Workshop for Tower Transit – 11 February 2022
88. Mental Health Workshop for Community Policy Unit (Singapore Police

Force) - 22 February 2022
89. Mental Health Talk with Al-Islah Mosque – 26 February 2022

March 2022
90. Mental Health Awareness Blended Workshop for Family Services (MSF)

– 1, 3, 10 and 24 March 2022
91. Dementia Awareness Talk for Malay Community at Toa Payoh

– 5 March 2022
92. Mental Health Talk for Alkhatib Basharahil Islamic Singapore

– 11 March 2022
93. Being Human: Mental Wellness’ - Panel Discussion for Cheng San-Seletar

CC – 12 March 2022

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Club HEAL successfully conducted the following sessions for FY 2021/2022:

March 2022
94. ‘Tekanan Semasa Pandemik’- Talk for Cheng San-Seletar CC – 13 March

2022
95. Dementia Awareness Blended Workshop for SBS – 15 and 16 March 2022
96. ‘Kesihatan Mental: Peranan Diri Sendiri?’ - Talk for ‘Ceramah Anjung

Warisan’ by NLB – 19 March 2022
97. Dementia Awareness Blended Workshop for Masjid Ahmad

– 23 March 2022
98. Dementia Awareness Blended Workshop for MBS – 29 March 2022

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1.‘Unity is Strength’ - Virtual Buka Puasa @ Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC – 4 May
2021

2.MOH Work Plan Seminar – 25 May 2021
3.Official Launch of Resilience at SHINE – 17 July 2021
4.'Self-Care Through Arts' - 24 July 2021
5.M3 Post-National Day Rally Dialogue Sessions – 8 September 2021
6.Booth at Al-Istighfar Family Festival – 14 and 15 September 2021
7.Month-long Display of Clients’ Artwork and Zines at Clementi Public Library

in Commemoration of World Mental Health Day – October 2021
8.Poetry Recitation at Mendaki Raikan Ilmu 2021 – 2 October 2021
9.CPGP Monthly Continuous Professional Development Session – 14 October

2021
10.M3@Marsiling-Yew Tee Committee Meeting – 26 October 2021
11.‘End The Cycle Of Abuse: Our Children's Journey’ - Casa Raudha

Symposium '21 – 11 November 2021
12.15th Tan Chin Tuan Nursing Award for Enrolled Nurses – 17 November 2021
13.SG Cares Community Network Session at Woodlands and Sembawang – 7

December 2021
14.‘Gemilang’ Concert at Esplanade - 1 January 2022
15.Online Experiential Learning Journey to Maarof Mosque – 12 January 2022
16.Networking with IMH – 13 and 17 January 2022
17.Networking with SG Cares Volunteer Centre at Jurong East – 17 January

2022
18.Pasir Ris NPC Community Appreciation Day – 22 January 2022
19.Networking with CGH – 26 January 2022
20.Networking with NParks – 10 February 2022
21.Post Budget 2022 Dialogue, in partnership with PA Kopi Talk, Mayor’s

Network at North West – 20 February 2022
22.M3 Post-Budget Dialogue Session 2022 – 17 March 2022

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Pengubat derita penyakit demensia - BH 9 May 2021 - “Healer of
Dementia” featured Dr Radiah and Club HEAL, describing ways of
preventing dementia and Club HEAL’s efforts to help people with
dementia and their caregivers.

Sumbang pengalaman bertahun bantu pesakit demensia - BH 16
May 2021 - “Contributing for many years, helping people with dementia”
featured Executive Director (Clinical) Mdm Yang Chek Salikin, and her
vast experience in mental health and dementia, as well as her role at
Club HEAL.

Mengisi jurang sokongan yang diperlukan pesakit - BM 16 May 2021
- “Filling the gap needed by patients” featured Fazeeda Mohamed and
Club HEAL, describing Fazeeda’s experience helping people with
dementia and their caregivers, as well as Club HEAL’s dementia
programmes.

Fahami faktor yang boleh pertingkat alami demensia - BM 23 May
2021 - “Understand risk factors for dementia” featured an opinion piece
by Dr Radiah about risk factors of dementia.

Penjaga perlu sabar, fahami dan hormati pesakit - BM 30 May 2021
- “Caregiver should be patient, understand and respect the patient”
featured an article by Dr Radiah on caregiving tips for caregivers of
people with dementia.

Terimalah bantuan untuk kebaikan semua - BM 20 June 2021 -
“Accept help for the good of all” featured an opinion piece by Mr Zainal
Abidin Lee, Club HEAL’s Senior Allied Health Professional, on the reason
why some caregivers of people with dementia resist getting help and the
importance of seeking help early in their caregiving journey.

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Fahami, pelajari demensia demi pertingkat penjagaan - BM 27 June
2021 - “Understand, learn about dementia to improve caregiving”
featured an article by Mr Zainal Abidin Lee on the importance of
caregivers empowering themselves about dementia and community
resources available.

Amalkan sabar, syukur harungi cabaran hidup - BM 8 July 2021 -
“Practise patience and gratitude in meeting life’s challenges” featured
pointers by Dr Radiah on how to meet the stresses of the COVID 19
pandemic using a holistic approach that includes adoption of positive
values such as patience and gratitude.

Budayakan gaya hidup sihat dan hargai pesakit - BM 25 July 2021 -
“Practise healthy lifestyle and value persons with dementia” featured an
opinion piece by Dr Radiah on important measures to tackle dementia,
such as the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle as a means of
preventing dementia, supporting caregivers and valuing people with
dementia.

Mental Wellness Sharing in Fiza O & KC Champion’s Livestream 5
August 2021 - Ep 60 – Malam Seram di Pagi Hari (Fiza O & KC)
(Collaboration with MCI) featured Programme Coordinator Sumaiyah
Mohamed in a segment to share about her mental health challenges
while she was still a student.

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Hijrah Minda - Masjid Jamiyah Ar-Rabitah Facebook Livestream 11
August 2021 - Shifting Mindsets featured Dr Radiah, who covered issues
on mental health.

Ep 6 - Is it OK to Feel Sad? - Tune Islam Muslim.sg Podcast 12
August 2021 - featured our counsellor, Ustaz Fauzy Ramli, who shared
the differences between feeling sad and depressed.

Mental Wellbeing: Anxiety, Depression, Aggression - 28 August 2021
- Masjid An-Nur Facebook Livestream featured our counsellor, Ustaz
Fauzy Ramli, who spoke about mental health and answered questions
from the audience.

Social Media & Its Impact on Children/Youth Mental and Emotional
Wellbeing Detik – 5 October - Suria (S1 E22) featured the story of
Adlina, one of our OHV participants and discussed the negative impacts
social media has on adolescents.

#COMEFORWARD in conjunction with World Mental Health
Awareness Month - 22 October 2021 - Montfort Care Facebook
Livestream featured Mdm Junainah Eusope (Senior Programme
Coordinator, Rehab) and Ms Sumaiyah Mohamed (Programme
Coordinator, OHV), who shared their recovery stories and ways to
promote good mental health.

Kaum lelaki, wanita sama berisiko hadapi masalah kesihatan
mental - BM 15 November 2021 - “Men, women are both at risk of
facing mental health challenges” featured an article by Dr Radiah on
why both men and women are similarly at risk of facing mental health
challenges and the subtle differences in the ways they manifest in the
two groups.

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Interview with Youth Counsellor - Darul Makmur
Mosque – Instagram Live event 24 December 2021 -
An interview featuring Counsellor Ustaz Fauzy Ramli on
how counselling can help people with mental health
conditions.

Misteri Minda (Ep 6) - SURIA 6 January 2022 - This
episode featured Yang Chek Salikin, who discussed
Schizophrenia, and our client Adila Nurhana and her
caregiver/father Hairul Anuar, who shared their
experiences living with the illness and caring for someone
with it.

'Okey' bagi penjaga golongan istimewa dapatkan
sokongan - BH 7 February 2022 - “Okay for caregivers
of people of special needs to get support” featured
CREST Caregiver Support Network's Mr Zainal Abidin Lee
and caregiver champion Mdm Zaiton Kareem, who both
shared tips on caregiving.

Korang OK? - WARNA 94.2FM (in collaboration with
HPB) 8 February 2022 - “Is everyone OK?” An interview
featuring Mdm Yang Chek Salikin, where she spoke
about the importance of taking care of mental wellbeing
and why it is OK to ask for help.

Youth with mental health issues can soon get help
closer to home under new programme - The Straits
Times 15 March 2022 - President Halimah Yacob
launched a mental health programme on 15 March 2022
for youths between the ages of 13 and 19 years old. Club
HEAL is one of the four social service agencies that will
run the programme.

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Club HEAL extends our heartfelt thanks to our donors for believing in our mission and
generously supporting us from 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

ABDUL ADZHIM BIN AB DZURAIMI BIN MOHAMAD TAIB LEILA BINTE SHUKOR
ABDUL HALIM BIN BIDIN ELLY SABRINA BINTE ISMAIL LEONG MIN KEE
ABDUL LATEEF BIN MOHAMED NASIM EMELIA BINTE MOHD SALLEH LIEN TSUNG CHERN LAURENCE
ABDUL RAHMAN BIN AWANG FADHILA MOHD FAUZI LIM HUEY YUEE
ABDUL RAHMAN BIN DOLLAH FADZLY KASIM LIM KENG TIONG
ABDUL RAHMAT BIN MO FAHIMAH BINTI NAJIB THALIB LIM MEI LING
ABDUL RAZAK BIN HAS (RAZAK MARIC) FAIZAL BIN ABDUL RAHIM LIM TECK CHAI, DANNY
ADDIENNUR HAZIMAH BINTE ABU BAKAR FAIZAL BIN ROSLAN LIM YAN SAY
ADILA NURHANA FARAHNAJRIA BINTE N LOH MING HWEE
ADRIS BIN ISNIN FATIMAH BINTE AZIMULLAH LOO CHUN CHOO
AHMAD BIN ABDULLAH HUSSAIN HARHARAH FATIN KHAIRUNNISA BINTE MUSTAFFA KAMAL LOW JIA SEN
AHMAD RIZAL BIN RAIS FAUZIAH BTE AB SANI LUBNA BINTE ISKHANDAR SHAH
AHMAD SUMARLI BIN SELAMAT FAUZIAH BTE MOHAMED HUSSAIN LUBNA BTE AHMAD HARHARAH
AIMI'ATIQAH BINTE SHAMSUDDIN GAMAR ABDUL AZIZ LUBNA BTE OSMAN BAM
AINAA FATIN BINTI ANWAR GOH HOCK GUAN LUC MONGEON
AISAH BINTE KI HABEEBUL RAHMAN S/O SAHUL HAMEED LUM SOK MUN
AISHAH HABIBAH BINTI MOHAMED NOOR LUN JINGLAN
AISHAH BINTE MOHAMA HAIRANI BINTE MOHD MADELEINE LEE
AISHAH BINTE RIZMAN HALIJAH MAHATHIR RAHIM
ALAWIYAH BTE SAID K HAMEDAH MAIMUN BINTE KASSIM
ALIFA KHAIRUNNISA BTE JOHARI HAMIZAH BINTE HAMZA MARIAM JAAFAR
AMINAH BINTE SAKIMA HASIAH BINTI SARBIN MARIANNE ELIZABETH WONG YI WEN
AMINAH BINTI HUSSIEN HASLIN BINTE MOHD ZAIN MARLI BIN NGAHHTEMIN
ANG TING WEI EDEL HAZIRAH DJUANDA MARLIAH SULAIMAN
ANWAR BIN ZAID HO WEI XIN JONATHAN MASAGOES MUHAMMAD ISYAK BIN
ANYAMANEE NA-THAM HUDA MUKHLIS ABU-BAKAR MOHAMAD AMIN
ARIFAH 'AQILAH BINTI RAHMAT IDRIS SADLI BIN MOH MASNIFAH BINTE YAHY
ASHARAFF ALI S/O S M IDZHANA MASRURAH BINTI BUANG
AUDREY GABRIELLE LIEW HUI FEN IFFAH IRDINA MASTURA BINTI HUDRI
AYUSNI BINTE AMRAN INTAN AZURA MOKHTAR MATTHEW HONG CHO PING
AZIZ BIN MOHAMED AMIN ISMAIL BIN HUS MAZNA BTE MOHD HUSSAIN
AZMI BIN NAWAWI IVAN TOH SOON ANN MELISSA MEI WAN KWEE
AZMI HISHAM BIN MOH IVY TAN WAI SUM MERCY IMMANUELA TAHULENDING
AZMOON BIN AHMAD JAHABHER MEZKIAH BTE SAMSUDIN
BADROL HISAM BIN RA JAMBERI BIN KAMIS MICHELLE HO TZE LING
BAHITOH ABDULLAH JAMILAH BTE ABDULLAH MOEEZ H NAKHODA
BIBI JAN BINTE MOHAMED AYYUB JOSHUA FOONG MOHAMED ABDUL AKBAR BIN MOHAMED
CELINE TAN SHIMIN JUHEE MUSLIM SHAH ABDUL KADER
CHAN KIN KHAY JULIA BINTE JOHARI MOHAMED ALI
CHIA LAI KUAN JULIANA BINTE JAFFAR MOHAMED NASIM
CHLOE CATHERINE CHUA YUN ZHEN JUNIAHTI BTE AWANG MOHAMED NASIM S/O ABDUL RAHIM
CHNG PENG HOW JURAIMY BIN SUMERY MOHAMED NUR'HAQEM BIN MOHAMED
CHONG YUAN FANG KALTHOM BINTE OSMAN BAMADHAJ NOOR
CHUA KOK PING, KENNETH KAMARRUZAMAN BIN MO MOHAMED RAFI S/O MAR
CHUA YI SHAN KAMISAH BINTE MOHAMED YUSOFF MOHAMED SALEEM MOHAMED AMANULLAH
DEENA BINTE ABDUL AZIZ BAJRAI KHAIRUL DZAKIRIN BIN RUSLI MOHAMED SALLEH S/O KADIR MOHIDEEN
DEENA DANIAL MOK KIM SOON CHAN SAIBU MARICAR
KOR YUN ZHI JOYCE MOHAMMAD ALAMI MUSA
KRISWANTO TRIMOELJO

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS

MUHAMAD IDIL BIN ABDUL LATHEEF OMAR BIN SALEH TALIB SIA JINGYUN ERNA SHARIDA
MUHAMAD NOOR BIN AB ONG HUI HUI SIN WILSON
MUHAMED USAF ANSARI OOI PHAIK CHENG SITI AISHAH BTE AZM
MUHAMMAD AIDIL PUTRI SASTRA SITI AMINAH BTE ABD
MUHAMMAD ARIFF BILLAH BIN ARSHAD RADHIAH BINTE RAHAMAT SITI HAJAR BINTE ZAINAL
MUHAMMAD AZRIE RADIAH BINTI SALIM SITI HAWA BINTE SAMSUDDIN
MUHAMMAD BIN AHZAMS RAFEAH BINTE MOHD S SITI HAWA BINTE SULAIMAN
MUHAMMAD HAZRUL BIN SANI RAFIDAH BINTE ABDULLAH SITI MARHAYA BINTE RAHMAT
MUHAMMAD HIDAYAT BIN LOKMAN RAHAYU BINTI BUANG SITI NUR NADIRAH MOHAMED SANI
MUHAMMAD RAZIZ BIN ABU BAKAR RAM NARAIN DUBEY SITI NURSYAZWANI
MUHAMMAD SHAH ABAZ ISLAM RAMDZAN BIN FIKIR MIDIN SITI ZALIHA BINTE OTHMAN
MUNIRAH BINTE NAJIB RAMLAH BTE TALIB SITI ZUBAIDAH BEE BTE ABDULLAH
MUZTAZA BIN KASSIM RASHIDAH HUSSAIN SUEZIANI BTE ZAINUD
N.MA.S RATNAH WATI BINTE MAHAMMAD SUFIATON BINTE KAMD
NADIA BINTE MUHAMED RAZALI BIN SURAT SUHAILA MANSOR
NADIAH BINTE RAMLY RISHAH BTE ZAINAL SUHAIMI BIN SALLEH
NAJIB BIN SALIM ROHANA BINTE NEEMAT SUMAYYAH OMAR BIN TALIB
NASEER BIN GHANI ROHANAH BINTE PAGI SURAIDAH BINTE AHMA
NASRIAH RIZMAN ALI ROHANI BINTE MAFOT SURIATI ISRA
NASYITA BINTE JUMARI ROHIZAN BINTE TALIB SUZIE YANTI BTE JUM
NAWIRA BAIG ROSETA MOHD YUSOFF SYAFIQAH BINTE SAMSUDIN
NG LAI PHENG ROSINAH BINTE ABDUL RAHIM SYAHMI BIN MANSOR
NICOLE MARIE GAMBO A MATEO ROSLAN BIN MAULOD SYAHMI BIN RASHID
NOOR HANISAH ROSLAN MAULOD SYAIDA ADLINA BINTE SELAMAT
NOOR SULISTRA BTE ABDULLAH ROSNAH BINTI ISMAIL SYATIRAH BINTE MOHAMED HARUN
NOORLINDA BTE BUANG ROZIAH BTE MOHD NOH SYED BEEVEE BTE MOHD ISMAIL
NOR AISHAH RUDY HENDRA SALEH SYED ISMAA'EEL BIN SYED OTHMAN
NOR ASPA LELA RUHAMA BINTE HALIMI SYED NASSER BIN ABDUL QUDDOOS
NOR AZHAR BIN MOHD RUSHSIDAH BTE ONN SYUKRI OMAR BINTALIB
NOR RAHAYU BTE SUPAAT SA'ADAH BINTE MAHAMUD TAN CHEE HOW CLARENCE
NORHAYATI BINTE MOHAMMAD ALI SAFIAH BINTE MOHAMED TAN LAI YONG
NORJAN BINTE MOHAMED SALEHA BINTE SHAFIE TAN WENG MOOI
NORLINDA KAMSAN SALEHA BT JOHARI TAN YEW LUNG
NORLIZA BINTE A RAH SALIM BIN ABDUL AZIZ TALIB TAN ZHI AI LINETTE
NORLIZAH BINTE ALI AHMAD SALMIAH BTE HAMID TEH KOK LAN
NUDGEM U T RICHYAL SAMSUDDIN BIN YUSOPE TENG PECK JOO, SHARON
NUR AFIQAH BINTE ISMAIL SANAH BINTI ABDULLAH ABDAT TENGKU RAFIAH BT TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN
NUR AIN BINTE MAZLA SAPI'AH D/O JUNAB ABDUL BARICK MOLLA THENG HONG SENG BRIAN
NUR AISYAH HARON SARADEVI D/O GOPAL PRABHAKARAN TITI BUFFINGTON
NUR ANNISAA SAIHAH SAZURAH BTE MAHMOOD TOH HOE HUAT (BOBBY)
NUR AQILAH BINTE MOHD KASIM SHAFEEQAH SHAE TSABITAH BTE MOHD
NUR ATIKAH AMALINA MOHD ZAINI SHAHRULBARIAH BINTE MUHAMMAD ARIF TUAN QUTAIBAH BIN TUAN ISA
NUR ATIQAH BINTE AD SHAKILAH BEGUM VENGA PRIMA
NUR FAIQAH BINTE RAMLAN SHAMIM HASANALI DHILAWALA WIDAD BINTE NAJIB THALIB
NUR IZZATI ZAINUDIN SHANNON SIOW JINGYI WONG YOEN HAR
NUR NAADHIRAH BINTE RASHID RIDZA SHARA NADYA IDRIS WONG YUN CHIN
NUR SHAHIRA YAP SHARIFAH MARIAM BTE HUSSAIN ALJUNIED WU SHU HAN
NUR’AINI BINTE ZAKARIA SHAIKH OMAR SHARIFAH NOR FADLIA @LEIA SHAHAB YANG CHEK BTE SALIKIN
BAGHARIB SHARIFFA MIMONAH BTE SYED AHAMED YASMIN BINTE A AZIZ
NURAFIQ BIN DAUD ALSAGOFF YAZEEDAH BTE SAAT
NUR'AIN MD SALLEH SHEAFA BINTE HOMOOD YEO ZHI XIANG
NUREHA BINTE AHMAD SHEHRIN BINTE ZAINAL YOHANNA BINTE ABDULLAH
NURFADZILAH YAHAYA SHEIKH AHMAD RIFAI BIN MUNIR YUSOF BIN AHMAD
NURFARHANA BINTE SUPA'AT SHER LYN SEE ZAINAH BINTI MUSTAFA
NURHANIFAH SHUBHAM SINHA ZAITON BINTE JANIDI
NURIESYA SALEHA BINTE ABU BAKAR
NURSHAFIQAH BINTE M
NURUL 'IZZAH

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS

ZAKIAH BINTE ABDUL HALIM
ZALEHA
ZANAH BINTE ABDULLAH HUSSEIN HARHARAH
ZARINAH BINTI MOHAMED
ZAUIAH BTE JANTAN
ZENNE ZURAINY
ZURAIMI BIN ABDUL R
ZURAIMI BIN MOHAMED DAHLAN

CORPORATE DONORS

BINJAITREE
ESTATE OF SHAIKH ABDULLAH BIN H B H
LOYANG TUA PEK KONG
SISTERS IN UKHUWAH
SSA CULINARY INSTITUTE PTE LTD
STIRLING ENRICHMENT SERVICES
TAN CHIN TUAN FOUNDATION
THE HOKKIEN FOUNDATION
WAN & ZEE LLP

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Composition of Management Committee Members as at 31 March 2022

NAME DESIGNATION IN DATE OF LAST OCCUPATION ATTENDANCE IN
Locum Doctor BOARD
Club HEAL APPOINTMENT
MEETING
Dr Radiah Binti President 27 Jul 2020
Salim Vice President 27 Jul 2020 6 / 6
27 Jul 2020
Ms Siti Hawa Bte Secretary 1 Oct 2021 Homemaker 6 / 6
Sulaiman Treasurer 27 Jul 2020 Lawyer 4 / 6
Asst. Secretary 1 Oct 2021 6 / 6
Ms Amarjit Kaur Asst. Treasurer Finance Professional

Mr Muhammad Teacher 3 / 6
Fithri Bin Daud Senior Director 3 / 6

Ms Nur Izzati Bte
Zainudin

Ms Siti Aishah Bte
Jaffar

Dr Bibi Jan Member 27 Jul 2020 School Counsellor 5 / 6
Mohamed Ayyub

Ms Deena Binte Member 27 Jul 2020 Legal Advisor 5 / 6
Abdul Aziz Bajrai Member 9 Jul 2021 Doctor 3 / 6
Member 1 Oct 2021 3 / 6
Dr Sharifah Director of Finance
Munirah Abdullah

Alhamid

Ms Fauziah Bte
Mohamed Hussain

Mr John Ho Horn Member 27 Jul 2020 Consultant, Quality 5 / 6
Yuen Member Management 4 / 6
Member 2 / 6
Ms Noorunnisa Member 27 Jul 2020 Homemaker 6 / 6
d/o PK Ibrahim Member 27 Jul 2020 CEO 2 / 6
Member 27 Jul 2020 6 / 6
Kutty Teacher

Ms Eunice 27 Jul 2020 Conversational Trainer &
Elizabeth Olsen 27 Jul 2020 Realtor
Ms Rohizan Binte
Asst. Manager, Human
Talib Resource

Ms Siti Noor
Baizura Binti
Rahmatullah

Ms Tazrinah Bte
Hussin

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GOVERNANCE EVALUATION CHECKLIST (ENHANCED TIER):



(a) a charity which is not an institution of a public character and whose
gross receipts, or the total expenditure if higher, in each of the 2 financial
years preceding the current financial year, is equal to or more than $10
million; and
(b) an institution of a public character whose gross receipts, or the total
expenditure if higher, in each of the 2 financial years preceding the current
financial year is equal to more than $500,000.

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Notes:
1 Staff: Paid or unpaid individual who is involved in the day-to-day
operations of the charity, e.g. an Executive Director or administrative
personnel.
2 Volunteer: A person who willingly serves the charity without
expectation of any remuneration.
3 Close member of the family: A family member belonging to the
Executive Head or a governing board member of a charity —
(a) who may be expected to influence the Executive Head’s or
governing board member’s (as the case may be) dealings with the
charity; or
(b) who may be influenced by the Executive Head or governing board
member (as the case may be) in the family member’s dealings with the
charity.
A close member of the family may include the following:
(a) the child or spouse of the Executive Head or governing board
member;
(b) the stepchild of the Executive Head or governing board member;
(c) the dependant of the Executive Head or governing board member.
(d) the dependant of the Executive Head’s or governing board
member’s spouse.
4 Executive Head: The most senior staff member in charge of the
charity’s staff."

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