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Spreading Love and Joy In His Golden Years

David lives life to the fullest every day, spreading love and joy to all at St. Andrew's Nursing Home (Taman Jurong).

17 Jun 2020

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A Mother’s Love

Read about how Kayla’s determination to give her sons and herself a better future changed their lives with the help received from Anglican Family Centre.

8 Apr 2019

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The Reintegration Journey

With the support from Anglican Care Centre (Hougang), Hee Ming managed to reintegrate into the community despite being diagnosed with Schizophrenia.

8 Apr 2019

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Striving for Progress

“My recovery journey has been long and challenging, but with the right support I am able to make progress and live a life of happiness.” - Mr Tharmalingam, a client of Anglican Care Centre (Hougang)

8 Apr 2019

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My Purposeful Life

With the support of the counsellors and programmes at Anglican Care Centre (ACC) (Hougang), Mr Tan, a member of ACC (Hougang), developed independent living skills during his recovery journey. He has since been discharged from residential rehabilitation and is now leading a purposeful life.

8 Apr 2019

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Never Give Up

I want to encourage all caregivers who have their loved one with mental health conditions, that you do not give up loving and caring for them, as each of them is unique, we should not despise them but motivate them to pursue their unique goals.

8 Apr 2019

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Loving Bravely

Through counselling, both my wife and I have a better understanding of her condition. The communication between us has also improved - she is able to better express her experiences, thoughts, and feelings, and I know how to support her better.

8 Apr 2019

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Keep Going, Keep Growing

There are times, when in conflict with others, she would start to hear voices, which sometimes lead her to hurt her own wrist. The counsellor would step in to address the issues and help her revisit coping strategies such as walking away from stressful situations, effective breathing techniques and seeking help from counsellors.

8 Apr 2019