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Outdoor Fun @ Buangkok |
| Residents at ECON – Buangkok are kept active and lively throughout the day with energising workout sessions and fun-filled activities conducted by the staff nurse and her team. |
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Opera @ Buangkok |
| Ping Sheh (The Singapore Amateur Beijing Opera Society) gave Buangkok residents a real treat with their beautiful singing and exceptional talent with traditional musical instruments. |
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Bukit Timah Residents @ ViVoCity |
| Ping Sheh (The Singapore Amateur Beijing Opera Society) gave Buangkok residents a real treat with their beautiful singing and exceptional talent with traditional musical instruments. |
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School Visit @ Choa Chu Kang |
| In October, 40 students from Nan Hua High School visited residents at ECON Choa Chu Kang for an afternoon playing board games, piecing puzzles, colouring and even playing poker cards together! The students also brought along handicraft and taught some of the female residents how to fold roses using ribbons. |
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Catwalk @ Bukit Timah |
| Residents of ECON Bukit Timah celebrated Nurses’ Day with rip-roaring fun in August this year. The Centre’s nurses teamed up with residents to prepare them for a pageant and Manhunt including putting together costumes and even choreographing a catwalk presentation! |
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Snakecharmers @ Buangkok |
| Over at ECON Buangkok, residents and their family and friends were captivated by snakecharmers who came to celebrate Nurses’ Day in August with them. The Centre’s nurses also performed a traditional Myanmar dance for them while some brave residents even wanted to have their photo taken with the snake! |
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Music Performances @ Chai Chee |
| In October, 24 talented students from Ping Yi Secondary School staged a musical performance including Guzhen and violin recitals for the residents of ECON Chai Chee. Most of the students were from Korea, Taiwan, China, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar who also presented residents with hand-made cards and spent time reminiscing about the good old times with our residents. |
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