Let s build a peaceful and harmonious society!

ANNUAL REPORT 2015 太和观年度报告 2015 Let s build a peaceful and harmonious society! THE STRAITS TIMES *Article is reproduced from The Straits Times

CONTENTS THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY THK Charity Show 2015 02 Vision / Mission / Objective 03 Corporate Information 04 Chairman s Message 05 Management Committee 06 Organisation Chart IN THE PIPELINE 07 THK Temple (Fernvale Site) THKMS EVENTS 09 Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2015 12 Road to Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2015 15 THK Triple Celebration 2015 THKMS SERVICES 20 THK Charity Show 2015 THK Charity Buddha 2015 21 THK Charity Buddha 2015 OUR SUBSIDIARIES 23 Ang Mo Kio - Thye Hua Kwan Hospital 30 Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities 32 Thye Hua Kwan Nursing Home Ltd THK SERVICES DIRECTORY 34 THK Services Directory FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 37 Financial Statements 16 THK Free Clinics 16 THK Free Meal Centres 17 THK Child Care Centres 16 THK Student Care Centres 18 Angsana Home @ Pelangi Village 19 Moral Welfare Home THKMS Annual Report 2015 1

2 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY VISION / MISSION / OBJECTIVES Vision To Serve Mankind Mission To help anyone who needs help with full respect to their race, colour, creed, language, culture and religion. To Promote Love and care for each other, irrespective of any differences; Respect for each other s race, colour, creed, language, culture and religion; The universal virtures of filial piety, brotherliness, loyalty, trustworthiness, propriety, righteousness, incorruptibility, decency, humanity and wisdom; The Oneness of mankind; The transcending of all differences. Objectives To help all people and to give relief to anyone in hardship, disaster or need, without discrimination as to race, colour, creed, language or religion; to carry out welfare work for the good of mankind, including rendering of free medicine and medical services, financial and personal support for those who are weak, old, poor, sick or disabled; the promotion of education, and the provision of free burial and funeral expenses, etc. To encourage the worship and reverence to God and the Virtuous Founders of the various Religions, to the Saints, Sages, Buddhas and Deities of these Religions and to promote their virtuous Teachings without differentiation as to religious denominations; to promote respect for each other s religious belief and the universality of all religions; to promote the Oneness of Mankind. To establish Child Care Centres, Family Service Centres or other community, social or welfare services for the general welfare of the community and to make rules for the management of such Centres or Services. To promote good morals and virtues with full respect to each person s, colour, creed, language, culture and religion.

THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY CORPORATE INFORMATION Patron Mr S R Nathan Place of Business 1 North Bridge Road, #23-03 and #23-08, High Street Centre, Singapore 179094 Charity Registration Number 0805 Registry of Societies Registration Number 110/78 Unique Entity Number S78SS0031K Bankers Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd (OCBC Bank) Auditors K S Chan & Co Registrations The Society is registered with the Registry of Societies and with the Commissioner of Charities. The Society was registered with the Registry of Societies on 22 April 1978 and with the Commissioner of Charities on 26 April 1991. THKMS Annual Report 2015 3

4 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY CHAIRMAN S MESSAGE 2015 was an eventful year for the nation and for all of us at Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society (THKMS). In the spirit of the SG50 jubilee celebrations, THKMS organised many inaugural events to commemorate our jubilee year. We highlighted Singapore s cultural diversity through the SG50 Harmony Wok, SG50 Harmony Road Trip as well as the record-breaking SG50 Harmony Swing where 3578 participants came together to set the record for the Largest Zumba Dance in the Singapore Book of Records. These efforts would not have been successful without the tremendous support of our partners, volunteers and the community. These events paved the way to the 12th Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite held in July 2015. With the collective effort from the community, we collected more than 78,500 handmade paper butterflies that set the record for the Largest Display of Paper Butterflies in Singapore Book of Records. The gracefulness of butterflies represents the harmony that we enjoy as one - Singaporeans, regardless of race, language, colour, creed or religion. Racial and religious harmony continues to be the fundamentals for Singapore s progress and prosperity. In October 2015, THKMS successfully tendered for the land Mr Lee Kim Siang, BBM(L) Chairman Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society site in Fernvale for the construction of a Chinese Temple. The Temple will not only be a place for religious practices but also an avenue to facilitate interfaith dialogue and understanding through constructive interaction. This is especially important role in the light of global unrest in recent years as a result of religious conflict and extremism. The 2,000 sq m, 30-year leasehold site is expected to be ready by 2019. The volunteer management unit of Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities also launched a new initiative known as the THK Aviators to attract, engage and retain our volunteers, They aim to create a meaningful and sustainable impact in the lives of those we serve. Preparations are also underway for the new THK Nursing Home in Hougang, which will be operational by the third quarter of 2016. The facility will add to our realm of eldercare services to meet the growing demands of an ageing population. Ang Mo Kio-Thye Hua Kwan Hospital will also embark on the subsequent phases of its expansion plan in 2016 to enhance its infrastructure. As we look forward to an exciting year ahead, we are thankful for our donors, partners and other stakeholders who have contributed to our cause one way or another. Together, let us continue to do more for the good of Singapore, Our Home.

THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Organisation The Society is managed by a Management Committee, which was elected at the Annual General Meeting on 16 March 2014 for a two-year term: NAME MR LEE KIM SIANG BBM(L) MR KHOO MENG CHEW MR TAN CHAI KIM MR GOH TOK MONG MR ONG SER HUAN MR TEIN KEK SIN MR ANG WUI MENG MR LEE CHOON HUAT (Deceased) MS YANG QIU PING MS ER HWEE JU MS LEE SAN SAN MR YIN ZI KANG MR NG KOK KIANG MR SIM BENG CHIANG MR SIM BENG SWEE MS LEE SOON HONG MS LEW SOH WAH MR GOH CHENG HO (Deceased) MR TAN SWEE GIM DR YU SU LING MS TAN CHOR YEONG MS KUNG TSUI HUA MS GOH SOO HIAN MR TAY KIAM PENG MR TAY KIAM HONG MR TAN CHU KEE MR LUM AH LIN DESIGNATION CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN HON.SECRETARY ASST.SECRETARY HON.TREASURER ASST.TREASURER CHINESE CORRESPONDENT ASST.CHINESE CORRESPONDENT ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT ASST.ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT HEAD MEDICINE FREE CLINIC ASST HEAD MEDICINE FREE CLINIC HEAD PUBLIC RELATIONS ASST HEAD PUBLIC RELATIONS HEAD MORAL PROMOTION ASST HEAD MORAL PROMOTION HEAD WELFARE SERVICE ASST WELFARE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMITTEE MEMBER THKMS Annual Report 2015 5

6 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY ORGANISATION CHART THYE HUA KWAN MORAL SOCIETY THKMS SUBSIDIARIES ANG MO KIO THYE HUA KWAN HOSPITAL THYE HUA KWAN MORAL CHARITIES THYE HUA KWAN NURSING HOME DIRECT SERVICES ANGSANA HOME @ PELANGI VILLAGE MORAL FREE CLINIC (WESTERN) AT THK FSC @ MACPHERSON THK STUDENT CARE CENTRE @ PUNGGOL WALK MORAL WELFARE HOME THK TCM MEDICAL CENTRE AT AMK-THK HOSPITAL STUDENT LOAN FUND THK EDUCARE CENTRE (ANG MO KIO) THK CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (MEMBINA) FREE FUNERAL RITES THK CHILD CARE CENTRE (MACPHERSON) THK STUDENT CARE CENTRE (BEDOK NORTH) THK HUA TUO TCM FREE CLINIC THK CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (MACPHERSON) THK STUDENT CARE CENTRE (BUKIT PANJANG) THK (TAMAN JURONG) TCM FREE CLINIC

IN THE PIPELINE THYE HUA KWAN TEMPLE (FERNVALE SITE) A Library for the Sacred Books of all Religions will be set up The landsite in Fernvale Link that will house the Chinese temple by Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society THK WINS BID FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CHINESE TEMPLE IN FERNVALE In October 2015, Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society successfully tendered for a landsite in Fernvale Link for the construction of a Chinese temple. To promote Inter-Religious Harmony, there will be a special library for the Sacred Books of all religions. The 2,000 sq m, 30-year leasehold site will house a Hall of Filial Piety, where ancestral tablets will be placed. There will also be video screening facilities in the hall, where families can play videos of their loved ones in remembrance of them. The Temple will also house Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian deities for worship and lecture halls where multi-religious talks and dialogue will be held to promote inter racial and inter religious understanding. The project is currently in the design stage and construction is expected to complete in the next three to four years. THKMS Annual Report 2015 7

8 THKMS Annual Report 2015 * Article is reproduced from The Straits Times

THKMS EVENTS INTER RACIAL INTER RELIGIOUS HARMONY NITE 2015 From left: Then Minister for Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) Mr Lawrence Wong, THK Chairman Mr Lee Kim Siang, President Tony Tan Keng Yam and his wife Mrs Mary Tan and then THK CEO Dr Lee Ngak Siang on stage during Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2015 More than 2,200 people attended the 12th Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite (IRIRHN) held on 12 July 2015 at Marina Bay Sands. President Tony Tan Keng Yam and Mrs Mary Tan were the Guests of Honour for the event. Foreign diplomats from 21 countries also graced the event along with several Ministers and Members of Parliament. Members of the public folded 10 butterflies each in exchange for an admission ticket to IRIRHN. The butterfly is a symbol of the IRIR emblem and the gracefulness of its flight represents the harmony we enjoy in Singapore. A total of 78,500 paper butterflies were collected and displayed at the dinner event and successfully set the record for the Largest Display of Paper Butterflies in the Singapore Book of Records. More than 2,200 guests attended the Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2015 at Marina Bay Sands Grand Ballroom THKMS Annual Report 2015 9

10 THKMS Annual Report 2015 * Article is reproduced from The Straits Times

* Article is reproduced from The Straits Times THKMS Annual Report 2015 11

12 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THKMS EVENTS ROAD TO INTER RACIAL INTER RELIGIOUS HARMONY NITE 2015 As a prelude to the SG50 edition of the Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite, Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society organised a series of events and activities to commemorate Singapore s racial harmony and multicultural diversity, as we came together to celebrate the nation s Jubilee year. Participants whipping up their dishes The winning team at the SG50 Harmony Wok SG50 HARMONY WOK The winning dish Deep Fried Vegetable Cutlet The SG50 Harmony Wok was a culinary event that aimed to celebrate Singapore s cultural diversity through our food and flavours. The cooking competition featured a Culinary Showcase of various ethnic dishes. Participants also pitted their culinary skills and whipped up a vegetarian dish in the Cooking Challenge. The judging panel for the SG50 Harmony Wok included THK Chairman, Mr Lee Kim Siang, F&B and Operations Manager of ToTT, Mr Ted Mauritius as well as the Executive Chef from Marina Bay Sands, Mr Lo Lai Kwang. The winning team for the Cooking Challenge was made up of Mr Daniel Selvarajoo, his Sri Lankan wife Ms Shanika Prabasheeni and their friend Ms Nisha Mahika. The winning dish, the Deep Fried Vegetable Cutlet, was subsequently served at the Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2015.

THKMS EVENTS ROAD TO INTER RACIAL INTER RELIGIOUS HARMONY NITE 2015 SG50 HARMONY ROAD TRIP Participants visited the Sultan Mosque as part of the SG50 Harmony Road Trip The places of worship for the SG50 Harmony Road Trip included Chinese temples, mosques, Hindu temples as well as churches. They were namely, the Thian Hock Keng Temple, Hong San See Temple, Yueh Hai Ching Temple, Sultan Mosque, Al-Abrar Mosque, Jamae Mosque, Sri Mariamman Temple, Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, St. Joseph s Church and Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church. The SG50 Harmony Road Trip aimed to advocate racial and religious understanding among Singaporeans by offering insight into the beliefs and practices of various religions. The event also fostered multicultural The Imam speaking to the participants during their visit to the and intergenerational interaction Al-Abrar Mosque amongst the young and the old and encouraged Singaporeans to value and continue the legacy of Singapore s racial and religious harmony. THKMS Annual Report 2015 13

14 THKMS Annual Report 2015 SG50 HARMONY SWING THKMS EVENTS ROAD TO INTER RACIAL INTER RELIGIOUS HARMONY NITE 2015 More than 5,000 people from the community attended the SG50 Harmony Swing held at Nanyang Polytechnic on 20th June 2015. The highlight of the event was a record-breaking segment where 3578 participants set the Largest Zumba Dance in the Singapore Book of Records. These participants were dressed in ethnic costumes and danced along a mix of multicultural tunes, exuding the community spirit with vibrancy and energy. The carnival-themed event was graced by then Minister for Education and Chairman of SG50 Steering Committee, Mr Heng Swee Keat. The young and old also took part in traditional games that many Singaporeans grew up with. More than 5,500 participants attended the SG50 Harmony Swing at Nanyang Polytechnic From left: Then IRO President Mr Gurmit Singh, then Deputy Executive Director from CDAC, Mr Pok Cheng Chong, then THK CEO Dr Lee Ngak Siang, then Minister of Education, Minister Heng Swee Keat, THK Chairman Mr Lee Kim Siang, THKMS Board Members Mr Goh Tok Mong and Mr Khoo Meng Chew on stage during SG50 Harmony Swing

THKMS EVENTS THYE HUA KWAN TRIPLE CELEBRATIONS Minister for Social and Family Development, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin delivering a speech at the 37th THK Triple Celebrations THK Triple Celebrations 2015 were held to mark of the Holy Birthdays of our two Patron Saints, Hua Toh Zu Shi (Master of Medicine) and Lu Chun Yang Zu Shi (of the 8 Immortals) and our 37th Anniversary. The event was graced by Minister Tan Chuan-Jin, Minister of Social and Family Development. Plaques were presented to donors who contributed generously to the THK Charity Show 2015. Children from THK Child Development Centre (Membina) and beneficiaries from THK Home for Disabled @ Eunos as well as THK Bedok Radiance Seniors Activity Centre also put up exciting performances for the night. THK Chairman Mr Lee Kim Siang, Minister for Social and Family Development, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin and then THK CEO Dr Lee Ngak Siang during a cake-cutting ceremony at 37th THK Triple Celebrations THKMS Annual Report 2015 15

16 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THKMS SERVICES THYE HUA KWAN CLINICS AND FREE MEAL CENTRES THK Hua Tuo TCM FREE CLINIC situated at North Bridge Road provides free TCM consultation to the public THKMS offers medical services for the community by running several clinics, namely the Moral Free Clinic (Western) located within THK Family Service Centre @ MacPherson. The free Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) clinics are located at Taman Jurong as well as North Bridge Road. THK FREE CLINIC (WESTERN MEDICAL) Blk 91 Paya Lebar Way #01-3003 Singapore 370091 Tel: 6741 4255 Fax: 6741 6989 Operating Hours: Every Tuesday: 7pm to 9pm THK TCM MEDICAL CENTRE (TAMAN JURONG) Blk 337 Tah Ching Road #01-01 Singapore 610337 Operating hours: Monday: 6pm to 9pm Thursday: 9am to 12pm 6pm to 9pm THK HUA TUO TCM FREE CLINIC 1 North Bridge Road #02-40 High Street Centre Singapore 179094 Operating hours: Monday to Friday: 11am to 3pm THK TCM MEDICAL CENTRE (AMK-THKH) 17 Ang Mo Kio Ave 9 Singapore 569766 Operating hours: Monday to Friday: 8am to 5pm Saturday 8am to 12pm THK Moral Meal Centre @ MacPherson provides free meals for the needy elderly THKMS provides free or subsidised meals for the needy elderly at the following locations. THK MEAL CENTRE @ TELOK BLANGAH CRESCENT Blk 4 Telok Blangah Crescent #01-500 Singapore 090004 THK MEAL CENTRE @ TOA PAYOH Blk 31 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh #01-663 Singapore 310031 INDUS MORAL CARE (UNDER THKMC) Blk 79 Indus Road #01-451 Singapore 161079 MORAL MEAL CENTRE @ MACPHERSON Blk 91 Paya Lebar Way #01-3023 Singapore 370091

THKMS SERVICES CHILD CARE AND STUDENT CARE CENTRES care and $300 for child care services. The staff at THK Child Care and Student Care Centres will receive the training and development to attain the Singapore Pre school Accreditation Framework (SPARK) certification, as part of the requirements under the Partner Operator Scheme. Our children having playtime at THK Child Care Centre @ MacPherson. THK Child Care and Student Care Centres adopt the Integrated Thematic Curriculum, which capitalises on children s interests, creating a sense of purpose and community in the classroom. By building on their curiosity and life experiences, young children s attitudes, skills and knowledge are developed in meaningful ways. Partner Operator Scheme The scheme will help to ensure that the fees for childcare services are kept affordable for Singaporeans and to ensure the quality of the child care programmes. Partnership with Health Promotion Board Moral Child Development Centre (Membina) and THK Educare Centre @ Ang Mo Kio were accessed and accredited under the Healthy Meals in Childcare Centres Programme (HMCCP) by Health Promotion Board for their partnership to introduce healthy meals to our children. Opening of THK Student Care @ Punggol Walk In October 2015, Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society was named one of the partner operators appointed by Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) under the new Partner Operator scheme (POP). The scheme will be implemented at THK Child Development Centre (Membina), THK Child Care Centre (MacPherson), THK Child Development Centre (MacPherson) and THK Educare Centre @ Ang Mo Kio. Under the scheme, participating childcare centres offer lower fees capped at a monthly fee of $800 per month (before GST) for full-day child care services. To help make infant and child care services more affordable for lower and middle-income families, Moral Child Development Centre (Membina), Moral Child Care Centre (MacPherson), Moral Child Development Centre (MacPherson) and THK Educare Centre @ Ang Mo Kio will lower their fees in 2016. Enrolled Singapore Citizen children will be eligible for a basic subsidy of up to $600 for infant THK Student Care Centre @ Punggol Walk began operations in December 2015 THK Student Care Centre @ Punggol Walk welcomed its inaugural batch of students aged 7 years (Primary 1) to 14 years (Secondary 2) in December 2015. The new centre helps to serve young families in the neighbourhood by offering a conducive environment for the child s development by through supervised study, play activities as well as enrichment or recreational programmes. THKMS Annual Report 2015 17

18 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THKMS SERVICES ANGSANA HOME @ PELANGI VILLAGE Angsana Home @ Pelangi Village located at Buangkok Green The Angsana Home @ Pelangi Village is a Welfare Home for the destitutes. It provides quality and professional care by providing accomodation and medical facilities. It also offers therapeutic and interactive activities to improve the quality of life of the residents. The staff work closely with the residents to inculcate mindset of empowerment amongst the residents in the face of challenges, enabling them to reintegrate back into society and contribute in their own ways. Nursing care Throughout the year, the nurses focused on key concerns such as falls prevention, especially amongst the older adults, pandemic flu measures, and the residents buddy system. The nurses continued their daily updates so that every department was aware of the residents conditions and movement. They also conducted regular health talks for the residents. Community and volunteer partnerships The Home aims to cultivate our residents to become contributing members of society through meaningful community partnerships. The Home sourced for contract work for the residents at the Sheltered Workshop and collaborated with various companies such as FestivePack and UNIGROW. The residents engaged in work such as packing of red packets, folding of envelopes and preparing luggage tags. Angsana Home has also secured a new volunteering partnership with the Football Club FC and Young Lions FC to provide transportation and dinner for about 30 residents each trip to watch soccer matches at Choa Chu Kang Stadium and Jalan Besar Stadium. The Home also collaborated with the National Addictions Management Service (NAMS) to rehabilitate the residents coping with alcohol addiction. Operations report / staff movement In 2015, the Home served an increased number of residents from 139 to 178. Staff strength also increased from 47 to 49. On average, the Home successfully discharged 5 residents every month in 2015.

THKMS SERVICES MORAL WELFARE HOME THK Moral Welfare Home at 301 Henderson Road Moral Welfare Home is a purpose -built facility that cares for the destitute suffering from multiple disabilities. Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society is the appointed managing agent of the Home by the Ministry of Social and Family Development. The staff provide holistic care in an institutional environment that empowers residents to lead meaningful lives. Programmes and Services The services at the Home include the provision of shelter, assistance with personal hygiene, as well as medical, nursing, and pastoral care to residents.we work together with each resident to come up with an Individualised Care Plan (ICP) that comprises of structured programmes or specialised programmes that are tailored to each individual. Counselling sessions and rehabilitation programmes are facilitated by trained occupational therapists and physiotherapists. Residents also look forward to social and recreational outings that are organised by individuals, group or corporate volunteers. The Home serves about 139 residents. In 2015, there were 10 new admissions. 4 residents were successfully discharged. The Home employs about 50 staff to manage its operations. Community and Volunteer Partnerships The Home continued to collaborate closely with our community partners such us NUS Students Union Volunteer Action Committee (NVAC) and James Cook University. In 2015, the students from NVAC organised regular visits to coffeeshops and supermarkets with selected residents as well as an outing to East Coast Park. Students from James Cook University partnered Social Creatives to design and paint murals for the premises with varying themes. They also organised the Big Day Out event held on 7 May 2015 at Jurong Bird Park. Regular corporate volunteers such as Singapore Technologies Kinetics Ltd and Singapore Management University also provided continuous support to the Home and its residents. THKMS Annual Report 2015 19

20 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THYE HUA KWAN CHARITY SHOW 2015 RAISES $5.5 MILLION The grand finale during the live telecast of Thye Hua Kwan Charity Show 2015 Thye Hua Kwan Charity Show 2015 raised $5.5million through a live telecast on Mediacorp Channel 8 on 4 January 2015 with the tremendous support from our corporate partners, volunteers and members of the public. The theme for this year s event is, Bring your festive joy to them. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Tharman Shanmugaratnam graced was the Guest-of-Honour. The programme was hosted live by Chinese Host Lu Yu, Mediacorp artistes Pornsak and Lee Teng. Local and overseas celebrities rallied together to perform for charity. About 20 beneficiaries from Thye Hua Kwan Senior Activity Centres, Moral Student Care Centres, Family Service Centres and THK Home for Disabled at Eunos made fanciful balloons together with Mediacorp celebrities that were featured during the finale of the Charity Show.

THYE HUA KWAN CHARITY BUDDHA 2015 Mr Sam Tan Chin Siong, Minister of State, Prime Minister s Office & Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth officiated the launch of the 10th THK Charity Buddha Donation Drive 2015 on 14 February 2015. About $200,000 is collected yearly from the donation drive. The funds collected serves the THK Group of Charities in self-funded programmes/centres like Free Meal Centres, Free TCM, Free Western Clinic, Social Service Hubs and other programmes that run in deficit. Guest and members of the public were treated to free foot massages by our masseuses from THK Pan Disability Centre @ Eunos and entertaining performances by the THK Welfare Homes. From left: THK Chairman Mr Lee Kim Siang, Minister of State, Prime Minister s Office, Mr Sam Tan Chin Siong, Director of Sin Chew Chinese Cultural Products Supermart Mr Tan Mok Yong and then THK CEO Dr Lee Ngak Siang during the official launch of THK Charity Buddha Donation Drive 2015 THKMS Annual Report 2015 21

22 THKMS Annual Report 2015 * Article is reproduced from Lianhe Wanbao

OUR SUBSIDIARIES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE FOR ANG MO KIO - THYE HUA KWAN HOSIPTAL PATRON ADVISER MR S R NATHAN MR SENG HAN THONG HON. SECRETARY MR ROBERT P.C. TOCK BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN PROF LIM PIN (DUBC) MEMBERS TUAN HAJI OTHMAN BIN WOK (DUNU) MR HERMAN HOCHSTADT PPA(E), PPA(G) MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMAN EMERITUS PROF EDWARD TOCK PENG CHONG MEMBERS PROF LOW CHENG HOCK JP, PPA(E), PPA(P), PBM A/PROF GOH LEE GAN PPA(E), BBM DR LEE KHENG HIN PROF TAY BOON KENG KEPUJIAN, PBM A/PROF CHIN JING JIH PROF NG HAN SEONG A/PROF PANG WENG SUN A/PROF THOMAS LEW KEPUJIAN HON. TREASURER MR ZULKIFLI BAHARUDIN BBM, PBM MEMBERS MR CHANG MENG TENG JP, BBM, PPA(P), PBM PROF LOW CHENG HOCK JP, PPA(E), PPA(P), PBM DR MARY ANN TSAO PBM, BBM (Retired 6 Aug 2015) DR YU SU LING (Retired 12 Aug 2015) DR ZEE KOK ONN DR L. JAYARAM MR GERRY FRANCIS DE SILVA (Retired 13 Aug 2015) MR ONG SER HUAN MR GOH GEOK CHEONG (Appointed: 18 AUGUST 2015) PROF CHOO WEE JIN, PHILIP (Appointed: 18 AUGUST 2015) MS CHEAH SHEAU LAN (Appointed : 18 AUGUST 2015) MEDIFUND COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN DR S. VASOO MEMBERS MR M. N. SWAMI MR CHAN CHEE KEONG PBM MR TAN CHONG HAI, GEORGE DR ABDUL RAZAKJR OMAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN DR CHAN KIN MING VICE CHAIRMEN MR GOPINATH PILLAI BBM(L), BBM,PJG DR HO KAH LEONG MR CHEW HENG CHING HON. MANAGING DIRECTOR MR LEE KIM SIANG BBM(L), BBM, PBM THKMS Annual Report 2015 23

24 THKMS Annual Report 2015 OUR SUBSIDIARIES ANG MO KIO - THYE HUA KWAN HOSPITAL From left: Minister for Health Mr Gan Kim Yong, Nurse Educator, Ms Jocelyn Ng, President Tony Tan Keng Yam and Mrs Mary Tan and Chief Nursing Officer, Ministry of Health, Ms Tan Soh Chin during the presentation of the President s Award for Nurses AMK-THKH NURSE EDUCATOR, MS JOCELYN NG WINS PRESIDENT S AWARD FOR NURSES 2015 Ms Jocelyn Ng Ling Hui, Nurse Educator at Ang Mo Kio Thye Hua Kwan Hospital (AMK-THKH) was one of the seven nurses to receive the prestigious President s Award for Nurses from President Tony Tan Keng Yam at the Istana on July 31. She is also the only nurse from the Intermediate and Long Term Care Sector (ILTC) to receive the award this year. The award is a fitting testament to a career that began 15 years ago, when her grandfather was admitted to Ang Mo Kio Community Hospital, as it was called then. I was greatly inspired by the team of nurses who spent time helping my forlorn grandfather build up his confidence. I could see that their inspirational words and their sincere care for my grandfather perceptibly improve his outlook. This combination of their professional expertise along with their heartfelt care for patients made me decide that this was the profession for me, shared Jocelyn. This initial experience has been an important guiding principle in her daily professional life. They made me understand that one needs be passionate about nursing care and about people to provide the best possible care to patients, shared Jocelyn. Today, as a Nursing Officer who designs and implements continuing education programmes for nurses, Jocelyn is now a mentor, sharing her experiences and professional expertise with junior and aspiring nurses. The President Award for Nurses, which started in 2000, recognises nurses for their contributions to education, leadership, research and administration in the field of Nursing and is the highest accolade for the profession in Singapore.

From left: Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Health Dr Amy Khor, Nursing Officer Ms Fauziah Binte Rahman and Ministry of Health, Ms Tan Soh Chin during the Nurses Merit Award 2015 2015 NURSES MERIT AWARD 100 nurses were honoured by the Ministry of Health at the Nurses Merit Award 2015 for their outstanding performance and dedication to the nursing profession. 2015 coincides the 130th year of nursing in Singapore and also sees the largest number of award recipients since the annual awards started in 1976. Ms Siti Fauziah Binte Rahman, Nursing Officer at Ang Mo Kio-Thye Hua Kwan Hospital were among the award recipients. She is currently pursuing her degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at La Trobe (Sydney) University and specialises in dementia care and wound care in the elderly. Sister Fauziah made a career switch in 2006 after working as a laboratory analyst. I feel proud that every day in my life as a nurse, I am able to give the care and motivate the patients. Seeing them smile and thanking us from the bottom of their heart is something that money can t buy. I am always happy to be the inspiration of my fellow nurses as they go through their daily challenges of being a nurse, and a friend to them outside of work. THKMS Annual Report 2015 25

26 THKMS Annual Report 2015 * Article is reproduced from The Straits Times

OUR SUBSIDIARIES ANG MO KIO - THYE HUA KWAN HOSPITAL Our healthcare team discussing a patient s progress. Ang Mo Kio Thye Hua Kwan Hospital (AMK THKH) is a 360-bedded community hospital that offers rehabilitative and sub-acute care. The Hospital provides a customised care plan for each patient and strives to help patients regain their independence and mobility so as to integrate back into the community. As part of the efforts to improve clinical care and service quality, Ang Mo Kio Thye Hua Kwan Hospital has also expanded it services to care for patients beyond inpatient care. THKMS Annual Report 2015 27

28 THKMS Annual Report 2015 Palliative Care This 18-bedded ward serves and manages patients requiring palliative care. These patients are visited weekly by the Palliative Care Consultants from TTSH and cared for by the Hospital s multidisciplinary palliative care team. Doctor caring for a patient Stroke Care Pathway Started in April 2015, the programme facilitates the seamless transfer of stroke patients to AMK-THKH, as well as to provide training of the Hospital s clinicians to better manage stroke patients. This programme is managed in partnership with Tan Tock Seng Hospital & National Neuroscience Institute. Our nurses interacting with patients during a walk around the Hospital garden Robotics Assisted Therapy Robotics assisted therapy was introduced as a complementary treatment to conventional therapy. The robotic devices, Lokomat and Armeo Spring both provide a robotic exoskeleton to help overcome the limitations of the human body in conventional. The care team having a discussion on a patient s medical condition Community Health Common System The Hospital implemented the Community Hospital Common System (CHCS) in June 2015. This system enables the seamless transition of patient care between Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Ang Mo Kio Thye Hua Kwan Hospital by allowing medical staff the appropriate access to patients records online. Integrated Computerised System @ Pharmacy and Healing Hub Launched in July 2015, the eimr (Electronic Inpatient Medication Records), CDSS (Clinical Decision Support System), DKM (Drug Knowledge Management) enabled our clinical staff to prescribe, dispense and administer medications to inpatients through an integrated system. This system increases patient safety and improves operational efficiency. Patient Empowerment Programme The Patient Empowerment Programme enables registered nurses to work with patients to equip them with basic knowledge on chronic disease management and preventive care. The programme has seen the Hospital achieve a 20% improvement in the Chronic Disease knowledge score of patients. Pharmacist dispensing medication In addition, the Hospital has encouraged 1,421 patients to go for essential vaccinations and arranged for Bone Mass Assessment screening for 629 patients. With better knowledge of

Nurses enjoying a performance during the hospital s Nurses Day celebrations their chronic diseases and vaccinations, the patients are less likely to re-visit the emergency department within 28 days after discharge from AMK - THKH. As of September 2015, only 3% of the 2,769 patients enrolled in this programme were re-admitted within 28 days. Home Healthcare Services Home Healthcare Services aims to facilitate patients discharge from the Hospital. The services provided include Home Therapy, Home Medical and Home Nursing. A therapist and therapy assistant helping a patient get back on his feet Under this service, patients are also able to apply for the subsidies under the Seniors Mobility and Enabling Funds for the purchase of medical consumables. Over 360 patients have benefitted from this programme. Pet Therapy The Pet Therapy Programme is a bi-monthly activity run by our volunteer management team, to help encourage socialisation and to improve the mental health of our patients. This activity is wellreceived among patients and has been featured in various media platforms. THKMS Annual Report 2015 29

30 THKMS Annual Report 2015 OUR SUBSIDIARIES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE FOR THYE HUA KWAN MORAL CHARITIES PATRON BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN MR LEE KIM SIANG VICE CHAIRMAN MR CHEW HENG CHING MR S R NATHAN MEMBERS MR ROBERT P C TOCK MR CHEW HENG CHING MR GOH TOK MONG FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR ZULKIFLI BAHARUDIN SECRETARY MR ROBERT P C TOCK TREASURER MR ZULKIFLI BAHARUDIN MEMBER MR JAMES KOH CHER SIANG MR S RAJENDRAN MS CHEAH SHEAU LAN MR RICHARD EU YEE MING MR TAN CHAI KIM MR GOH TOK MONG MR KHOO MENG CHEW PROGRAMMES & SERVICES COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR JAMES KOH CHER SIANG MEMBERS MR LEE KIM SIANG DR CHAN KIN MING MR RICHARD EU MS CHEAH SHEAU LAN HR COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR ROBERT P C TOCK MEMBERS MR GOH TOK MONG MR KOH POH KWANG MR DAVID ANG NOMINATION COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR LEE KIM SIANG MEMBERS MR LEE KIM SIANG MR BRUNO LOPEZ MR DENNIS ANG EXCO COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR LEE KIM SIANG MEMBERS MR CHEW HENG CHING MR ROBERT P C TOCK MR GOH TOK MONG AUDIT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR CHEW HENG CHING MEMBERS MR LEE KIM SIANG MR CHEW HAI CHWEE MR ROBERT P C TOCK FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR LEE KIM SIANG MEMBERS MR ZULKIFLI BAHARUDIN MS CHEAH SHEAU LAN INVESTMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR PHILLIP TAN ENG SEONG MEMBERS MS CHEAH SHEAU LAN MR LEE KIM SIANG

OUR SUBSIDIARIES THYE HUA KWAN MORAL CHARITIES Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities (THKMC) is the social service charity arm of Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society (THKMS). Since October 2011, Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities (THKMC) was incorporated as a charity with IPC status to provide multiple social and welfare services to the community at large. THKMC provides assistance to the various groups in our community through more than 50 services and programmes for adults, families, elderly and persons with disability. These include 2 disabled homes, 5 Family Service Centres, 14 Senior Activity Centres, 4 Centres for Early Intervention Programmes for Infants and Children, Home Care services, therapy services as well as counselling services for individuals and families affected by divorce and problem gambling. Opening of THK Children s Therapy Centre @ MacPherson Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities opened its second Children s Therapy Centre in April 2015 to meet a growing demand for therapy services, particularly for children aged 2-18 years old with developmental needs. Mr Chew Heng Ching, Vice- Chairman of THKMC presenting the token of appreciation to MP for MacPherson Ms Tin Pei Ling who officiated the opening of THK Children s Therapy Centre The centre provides occupational therapy and speech therapy services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Global Developmental Delay, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder and other syndromes. These services are offered within the THK Children s Therapy Centre, as well as to mainstream schools and special schools within the eastern region. Opening of THK Young At Heart From left: THKMC Board Member Ms Cheah Sheau Lan, THK Chairman Lee Kim Siang, Minister of State, Ministry of National Development & Ministry of Trade and Industry Dr Koh Poh Koon, THK Advisor (Public Relations) Dr Lee Ngak Siang, THKMS CEO Mr Lawrence Ng and Divisional Director for Elderly Services Ms Sng Yan Ling THK Elderly Services opened the THK Young at Heart @ Ang Mo Kio 650 in December 2015 to enable elderly in the vicinity to age in place through communal activities and mutual support. The centre provides a social space for social and learning activities that enable seniors to interact with the community by contributing their skills and talents such as music. The new centre also houses the office for THK Cluster Support @ Ang Mo Kio. Launch of THK Aviators THK Volunteer Management Unit launched the THK Aviators Programme in October 2015 to engage and retain existing volunteers and to attract new talents. The THK Aviators Programme aims to offer a structured volunteering experience that builds sustainable partnerships with the community by tapping on the interests and talents of our volunteers to advocate our charitable cause. THK Volunteer Management Unit held their first orientation programme for THK Aviators THKMS Annual Report 2015 31

32 THKMS Annual Report 2015 OUR SUBSIDIARIES BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THYE HUA KWAN NURSING HOME LTD BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN DR CHAN KIN MING VICE CHAIRMAN MR CHEW HENG CHING MR CHING CHIAT KWONG SECRETARY MR ROBERT P C TOCK TREASURER MS CHEAH SHEAU LAN MEMBERS MR LEE KIM SIANG MR ZULKIFLI BIN HABARUDIN MR CHIA MIA CHIANG MR GOH TOK MONG * Article is reproduced from The Straits Times

OUR SUBSIDIARIES THYE HUA KWAN NURSING HOME LTD The building for Thye Hua Kwan Nursing Home located along Hougang Ave 8 Thye Hua Kwan Nursing Home Limited was set up to provide quality nursing home, centre-based and incommunity care for our seniors to meet the demands of an ageing population in Singapore. A 7-storey building situated along Hougang Avenue 8 will serve about 285 residents, including 114 residents living with dementia. The nursing home seeks to improve the quality of life for ageing Singaporeans and to facilitate ageing in the community. To do that, the Nursing Home will adopt a person-centric approach in providing physical, medical, emotional and social support for clients. A total of 160 employees, comprising healthcare professionals and support staff will be added to run the THK Nursing Home. The nursing home will also feature amenities such as landscape gardens and rehabilitative gym and elder-friendly infrastructure such as wheelchair-friendly facilities and localised grab-bars. The targeted completion date for the nursing home is June 2016 and it is expected to be fully operational by September 2016. THKMS Annual Report 2015 33

34 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THK SERVICES DIRECTORY MEDICAL SERVICES Ang Mo Kio - Thye Hua Kwan Hospital 17 Ang Mo Kio Ave 9 Singapore 569766 Tel: 6453 8033 THK Free Clinic (Western Medical) Blk 91 Paya Lebar Way #01-3003 Singapore 370031 Tel: 6450 6159 THK Hua Tuo TCM Free Clinic (High Street Centre) 1 North Bridge Road High Street Centre #02-40 Singapore 179094 Tel: 6337 9809 THK TCM Medical Clinic (Ang Mo Kio) 17 Ang Mo Kio Ave 9 Singapore 569766 Tel: 6450 6172 THK TCM Medical Centre (Taman Jurong) Blk 337 Tah Ching Road #01-01 Singapore 610337 Tel: 6795 1185 THERAPY SERVICES THK Therapy Services 150A Mei Chin Rd #02-01 Singapore 140150 Tel: 6471 4270 THK Children Therapy Centre @ Queenstown 150A Mei Chin Rd #02-01 Singapore 140150 Tel: 6471 4270 THK Children Therapy Centre @ MacPherson Blk 121 Paya Lebar Way #01-2859 Singapore 381121 Tel: 6805 9480 Rehabilitation & Wellness Centres THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Ang Mo Kio 257 Blk 257 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 #01-67 Singapore 560257 Tel: 6459 9139 THK Wellness Hub @ 80B Blk 80B Telok Blangah Street 31 Telok Blangah Tower Singapore 102080 Tel: 6837 9130 DISABILITY SERVICES THK Home For Disabled @ Eunos THK Hostel For Disabled @ Eunos THK Home For Disabled Adults @ Eunos 20 Jalan Eunos Singapore 419494 Tel: 6745 9926 THK Home For Disabled Adults @ Chai Chee & Day Activity Centre 2 Chai Chee Lane Singapore 469030 Tel: 6441 7640 THK Pan-Disability Centre @ Eunos Blk 3 Eunos Crescent #01-2577 Singapore 400003 Tel: 6846 1171 THK Welfare Home 301 Henderson Road Singapore 108931 Tel: 6273 2239 THK Angsana Home @ Pelangi Village 14 Buangkok Green Singapore 539755 Tel: 6489 8707 ELDERLY SERVICES THK Indus Moral-CARE Blk 79 Indus Rd #01-451 Singapore 161079 Tel: 6276 3283 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Ang Mo Kio 257 Blk 257 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 #01-67 Singapore 560257 Tel: 6459 9139 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Ang Mo Kio 645 Blk 645 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6 #01-4937 Singapore 560645 Tel: 6554 7263 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Ang Mo Kio 208 Blk 208 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1 #01-1019 Singapore 560208 Tel: 6456 2611 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Boon Lay Blk 190 Boon Lay Drive #01-242 Singapore 640190 Tel: 6264 6065 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Bukit Merah View Blk 118 Bukit Merah View #02-101 Singapore 150118 Tel: 6276 4761 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Henderson (Satellite 93) Blk 93 Henderson Rd #01-210 Singapore 150093 Tel: 6273 8291 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Kaki Bukit Blk 509B Bedok North St 3 #02-157 Singapore 462509 Tel: 6241 6691

THK SERVICES DIRECTORY THK Seniors Activity Centre @ MacPherson Blk 90 Pipit Rd #01-103 Singapore 370090 Tel: 6745 6696 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Telok Blangah Crescent Blk 3 Telok Blangah Crescent #01-504 Singapore 090003 Tel: 6276 1216 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Toa Payoh 31 Blk 31 Lor 5 Toa Payoh #01-663 Singapore 310031 Tel: 6250 3827 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Toa Payoh 15 Blk 15 Lor 7 Toa Payoh #01-579 Singapore 310015 Tel: 6251 6504 THK Bedok Radiance Seniors Activity Centre Blk 12 Bedok South Ave 2 #01-610 Singapore 460012 Tel: 6242 2483 THK Seniors Activity Centre @ Beo Crecent Blk 44 Beo Crescent #01-67 Singapore 160044 Tel: 6376 3023 THK Young at Heart Blk 650 Ang Mo Kio St 61 #01-09 Yio Chu Kang Vista Singapore 560650 Tel: 6556 4833 THK Home Help Service East 2 Chai Chee Lane Singapore 469030 Tel: 6242 8103 THK Home Help Service West Blk 152 Mei Ling Street #01-08 Singapore 140152 Tel: 6473 6113 THK CREST @ Central (Beo Crescent) 133 New Bridge Road Chinatown Point #04-04 Singapore 059413 Tel: 6589 0690 THK CREST @ North Blk 131 Yishun St 11 #01-234 Singapore 760131 Tel: 6690 0110 THK CREST @ Bedok Blk 509B Bedok North Street 3 #02-157 Singapore 462509 Tel: 6241 8381 THK Seniors Group Home @ Pipit Blk 94 Pipit Road #07-35 Singapore 370094 Tel: 6742 3063 THK Seniors Group Home @ Ang Mo Kio 257 Blk 257 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 #01-67 Singapore 560257 Tel: 6459 9139 THK Seniors Group Home @ Indus Blk 79 Indus Road #01-451 Singapore 161079 Tel: 6276 3283 THK Seniors Services @ Taman Jurong Blk 337 Tah Ching Road #01-01 Singapore 610337 Tel: 6795 1185 THK Chong Pang Social Service Hub Blk 131 Yishun St 11 #01-235 Singapore 760131 Tel: 6690 0110 THK Chong Pang Wellness Centre Blk 131 Yishun St 11 #01-237 Singapore 760131 Tel: 6690 0114 THK Wellness Hub @ 80B Blk 80B Telok Blangah Street 31 Telok Blangah Tower Singapore 102080 Tel: 6837 9130 THK Social Service Hub @ Chinatown Point 133 New Bridge Road #04-04 Chinatown Point Singapore 059413 Tel: 6589 0690 THK Social Service Hub @ Bukit Batok East Blk 235 Bukit Batok East Ave 5 #01-21 Singapore 650235 Tel: 6566 5303 THK Cluster Support @ Ang Mo Kio Blk 131 Yishun St 11 #01-235 Singapore 760131 Tel: 6556 4833 THK Cluster Support @ Bukit Merah 133 New Bridge Road #04-04 Chinatown Point Singapore 059413 Tel: 6589 0690 THK Cluster Support @ Geylang Blk 93 Paya Lebar Way #01-3057 Singapore 370093 Tel: 6846 1228 THK Cluster Support @ Bedok Blk 509B Bedok North St 3 #02-157 Singapore 462509 Tel: 6241 8381 MEAL CENTRES THK Meal Centre @ Telok Blangah Crescent Blk 4 Telok Blangah Crescent #01-500 Singapore 090004 Tel: 6276 9443 THK Meal Centre @ Toa Payoh Blk 31 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh #01-663 Singapore 310031 Tel: 6250 3827 THKMS Annual Report 2015 35

36 THKMS Annual Report 2015 THK SERVICES DIRECTORY THK Meal Centre @ MacPherson Blk 91 Paya Lebar Way #01-3023 Singapore 370091 Tel: 6741 4255 HOME CARE SERVICES THK Ensuite Home Health Services THK Home Personal Care Service THK Interim Caregiver Service Blk 131 Yishun St 11 #01-235 Singapore 760131 Tel: 6690 0110 FAMILY SERVICES THK Family Service Centre @ Bedok North Blk 554 Bedok North St 3 #01-241 Singapore 460554 Tel: 6449 1440 THK Family Service Centre @ MacPherson Blk 91 Paya Lebar Way #01-3023 Singapore 370091 Tel: 6741 4255 THK Family Service Centre @ Tanjong Pagar Blk 18 Jalan Membina #04-01 Singapore 164018 Tel: 6270 6711 THK Family Service Centre @ Jurong Blk 183B Boon Lay Drive Singapore 642183 Tel: 6716 9466 THK Family Service Centre @ Bukit Panjang Blk 139 Petir Rd #01-448 Singapore 670139 Tel: 6767 1740 THK Centre For Family Harmony Blk 37 Circuit Rd #02-455 Singapore 370037 Tel: 6747 7514 THK Centre for Family Harmony @ Commonwealth Blk 54 Commonwealth Drive # 01-566 Singapore 142054 Tel: 9835 6148 THK Problem Gambling Recovery Centre 133 New Bridge Rd #04-05 Chinatown Point Singapore 059413 Tel: 6576 0840 CHILDREN SERVICES THK EIPIC Centre @Choa Chu Kang Blk 606 Choa Chu Kang St 62 #01-139 Singapore 680606 Tel: 6762 9125 THK EIPIC Centre @ Woodlands Blk 715 Woodlands Dr 70 #01-156 Singapore 730715 Tel: 6362 5371 THK EIPIC Centre @ Tampines Blk 424 Tampines St 41 #01-188 Singapore 520424 Tel: 6783 5338 THK EIPIC Centre @ Ang Mo Kio Blk 313 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 #01-2322 Singapore 560313 Tel: 6499 9379 THK Child Development Centre @ Membina Blk 18 Jalan Membina #03-01/02 Singapore 164018 Tel: 6276 4243 THK Child Development Centre @ MacPherson Blk 122 Paya Lebar Way #01-2903 Singapore 381122 Tel: 6844 3550 THK Child Care Centre @ MacPherson Blk 93 Paya Lebar Way #01-3039 Singapore 370093 Tel: 6741 8359 THK Educare Centre @ Ang Mo Kio Blk 218 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 #01-925 Singapore 560218 Tel: 6552 1058 THK Student Care Centre @ Bedok North Blk 534 Bedok North Street 3 #01-806 Singapore 460534 Tel: 6449 9054 THK Student Care Centre @ Bukit Panjang Blk 141 Petir Road #01-270 Singapore 670141 Tel: 6767 1770 THK Student Care Centre @ Punggol Walk Blk 213C Punggol Walk #01-781 Singapore 823213 Tel: 6443 1218