LOCAL COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT PROJECTS

Active Ageing Advocates (AAA) focuses on preventive medicine and behavourial change to enhance the wellbeing of our seniors.

LKC BDD collaborates with the Singapore Red Cross Society and the Health Sciences Authority to organize blood donation drives at the Clinical Sciences Building.

Camp Simba hopes to serve as a platform to provide a safe and conducive environment for children, whose relatives are afflicted with cancer, to have fun.

Constructing Care Collaboration (CCC) is a student-initiated group with the goal of improving the understanding and care of migrant workers amongst future healthcare professionals.

Dover Park Hospice (DPH) is a non-profit
organisation that provides palliative care to
individuals. The Tanzanite group is primary involved with befriending the residents of the hospice.

Founded in 2021, the Elderweiss project works in tandem with the SARAH Active Ageing Centre in Jalan Bukit Merah, where we strive to befriend socially isolated elderly residing in one-room rental flats.

Make A Wish LKC was established in 2022, and is a partnership with Make-A-Wish Singapore to raise awareness about Make-A-Wish among the medical community and to grant wishes to children with critical illnesses.

Project MediSign aims to bridge this gap between members of the Deaf community and healthcare providers, and improve healthcare awareness and information accessibility in the Deaf Community.

In liaison with various partners within NHG to support student volunteerism in initiatives that bridge the gap between healthcare services and the population.

A collaboration between students from LKCMedicine and NUS Medicine among others, aiming to provide underserved rental block residents with access to healthcare.

Pallipals is a palliative care initiative where our volunteers dedicate time and heart to bringing comfort, companionship, and creative joy to elderly residents in hospice care.

Project Angel is a group of passionate medical students who serve members with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Project Envision collaborates with the Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH) to support individuals with visual impairments through inclusive community initiatives.

Project Janan works with Ronald McDonald House
Charities to improve the experience of ill children during
their hospital stay in National University Hospital (NUH)
and Institute of Mental Health (IMH)

Project Kirakira aims to raise awareness and address the gaps in the care for sexual assault victims in Singapore.

Project LKCaleidoscope aims to meet the emotional needs of palliative care patients and their family as they journey through the difficult end-of-life journey through photos and videos.

Project Prism aims to educate medical students on how to best support LGBTQ+ patients in their future work, to ultimately improve outcomes and accessibility in queer healthcare.

Project RED is a partnership between Singapore Red Cross Community Resilience Department and LKC, distinct from NTU Red Cross Chapter.

Project Soleil aims to raise awareness on Motor Neurone Diseases (MNDs), and serve afflicted communities within Singapore.

AMSA SGMarrow works with the Bone Marrow Donor Programme (BMDP) to increase the chances for patients with blood-related diseases who require a Bone Marrow Donation (BMD) to find a viable match.

Savepoint works with Singapore's Children Society to host an annual health education camp for children and youth from vulnerable backgrounds all over Singapore.

Teddy Bear Hospital is an educational outreach project organised by NUS and NTU medical students, with the support of National University Hospital Singapore.

We hope that every elderly in Singapore is able to experience the protection, care and love of a family! As healthcare students, we aim to serve the medical, psychological and social needs of elderly