Community Resources
Knowing how our lifestyle habits impact our health is important. But even more important is actually living a healthy lifestyle. CHAMP aims to encourage every individual to take charge of their own health by adopting good lifestyle habits.
Whether you are healthy or have a chronic illness, you can lower your risks or improve your condition by making lifestyle changes. Our team of Health Action Coaches will be on hand to give personalised guidance and check on your progress. So everyone can be a CHAMP!
Who can join?
Singaporeans and PRs above the age of 21.
How long is the programme?
You have up to one year to attend talks, group coaching sessions and fitness classes, held in English and Mandarin.
Are there any weekend sessions?
Currently our sessions are all held on weekdays. We may have weekend sessions in the future.
Where is it held?
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, the sessions have been moved onto online platforms.
The usual face-to-face sessions are held at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
Do I have to pay?
The programme is fully funded by MOH; hence, participants aren't required to pay.
How do I register?
You can call 9236 6573 from Monday-Friday (9am-5pm) or email regional_team@ktph.com.sg
Many chronic diseases often go undetected in their early stages with no symptoms and you still feel completely well. Regular screening can help you detect these chronic diseases earlier before they progress, reducing the complications of the chronic disease and easing your downstream financial strain. Finding out your medical condition earlier allows for more timely intervention, either medically or by changing to a healthy lifestyle. Get yourself screened even if you feel healthy!
The screening covers:
To be eligible, you must
How do I register my interest?
For any enquiries, please contact us at 9171 3681.
Our eyes, ears and mouth are responsible for some of the most important functions in our daily life. As we age, some of these functions will start to decline. Safeguarding our vision, hearing and oral health is, therefore, essential to our quality of life.
Early detection of functional decline with appropriate treatment and lifestyle changes, will enable us to remain independent and active.
To be eligible, you must be a Singaporean aged 60 years old and above.
For first level functional screening:
To find out more about upcoming screenings, please go to ‘Project Silver Screen’ in the Healthhub website or app.
Notice: Skills for Life has been renamed to Skill UP from 29 April 2021 onwards.
Skill UP is a programme that introduces simple lifestyle practices to incorporate in your daily life for a healthier you!
Our series of interactive activities and sharing sessions will equip you with essential skills and knowledge, and kickstart your journey to good health.
In light of the COVID-19 situation, we have adapted our physical session to bring you an online experience. Join us for an experiential learning experience in the comfort of your home.
We are now accepting sign-ups for our new virtual programme!
Click here or scan the QR code.
Please join us if you:
How to sign up?
Please refer to "Upcoming Runs" for the list of classes available.
Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Please register for the upcoming classes at http://tiny.cc/sflreg/.
Should you be unable to attend the programme upon receiving the confirmation, please inform us 3 days in advance.
How can I enquire about this programme?
Please contact us via:
Tune UP is a community singing programme for persons who experience breathlessness*.
* Tune UP is a not a replacement for pulmonary rehabilitation.
Click to download PDF brochure (info available in English & Mandarin)
* Please register to be on the waitlist.* 请报名加入候补名单。
Click here to enquire / request a follow-up call from us!
Tune UP is suitable for adults with breathlessness which affects daily activities.
This includes conditions such as:
How many sessions are there?
Tune UP is an ongoing weekly programme. You are welcome to join our sessions for as long you enjoy the benefits of this programme!
Who are the instructors?
You will be guided by singing instructors certified by the British Lung Foundation Singing for Lung Health programme.
What language is this conducted in?
Sessions are available in English and Mandarin.
How much does this programme cost?
No charges apply!
Please contact us at 8044 7591 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5.30pm), tuneup@ktph.com.sg or our enquiry form: https://form.gov.sg/61850829c1f5e300133510b4
Dance UP is a community dance programme that incorporates evidence-based exercises for individuals at risk of frailty and falls.
Dancing is not only fun, but can also improve your:
All are welcome, but the movements are gentle and slow to cater to frailer individuals. To reap the most benefits from the programme, individuals should be able to walk at least short distances unaided.
Who are the dance leaders?
The dance leaders are our fellow resident neighbours, who have voluntarily undergone training by professional dance artistes in order to lead the sessions.
What does each session include?
Each session comprises of warm up standing exercises, floor (or modified chair) exercises, and a creative dance component.
How can I register?
Please contact us below:
Can I sign up to be a dance leader?
Of course, we would love to have you! We are always on the lookout for new dance leaders. Don’t worry, no experience is required. You will undergo 12 weekly training sessions before becoming a dance leader. Regular support and mentoring will also be provided. Call/ Whatsapp us at 8044 7591 or email us at danceup@ktph.com.sg to enquire!
I’m a community partner, can I start Dance UP at my organisation’s site?
If your organisation is located in the Yishun and Sembawang region, we would love to work with you to start a Dance UP group at your site to reach out to more residents in the community. If you would like to collaborate, please get in touch with us! Call/ Whatsapp us at 8044 7591 or email us at danceup@ktph.com.sg to enquire.
Read our feature in AHA Magazine Apr-Jun 2023: "Dancing Toward Health & Happiness"
Read about Dance UP at TOUCH Community Services: "From granny to dance coach"
