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SingHealth staff raise more than $1.1m for President's Challenge - Vimarsana News

SingHealth staff raise more than $1.1m for President's Challenge

500 of them cycled and trekked 3,000km, among other activities, to raise the amount. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SingHealth staff raise more than $1.1m for President's Challenge, Latest Singapore News - Vimarsana News

SingHealth staff raise more than $1.1m for President's Challenge, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - Between August and September, some 500 SingHealth employees trekked and cycled across different parts of the island, covering almost 3,000km, to raise funds for this year’s President’s Challenge. SingHealth raised a total of $1,128,228 through these and other activities... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore Hospice Council raises $472,000 for palliative care awareness, training - Vimarsana News

Singapore Hospice Council raises $472,000 for palliative care awareness, training

SINGAPORE - The Singapore Hospice Council (SHC) has raised more than $472,000 from a charity concert on Saturday night to raise awareness on palliative care and improve the quality of such services here. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Book hails unsung pandemic heroes - Vimarsana News

Book hails unsung pandemic heroes

FIRST he was told he had just three hours to catch a flight to India, where he would stay for nine days of work. Then he returned to Singapore, only to be asked to fly off again the very next day.

Singapore: Man on mask mission, neighbour with kampung spirit - new book showcases unsung Covid-19 heroes - Vimarsana News

Singapore: Man on mask mission, neighbour with kampung spirit - new book showcases unsung Covid-19 heroes

First he was told he had just three hours to catch a flight to India, where he would stay for nine days of work. Then he returned to Singapore, only to be asked to fly off again the very next day.