Community Care Day 2026


Community Care Day, celebrated on 1 November, is a day to recognise and appreciate the dedication and contributions of all who work in the Community Care sector.
Behind every senior who needs help is a Community Care professional.
In nursing homes, day care centres, and even our own living rooms, they show up for our seniors every day with quiet dedication and expert care, helping our loved ones live and age well.
This Community Care Day 2026, we are bringing our Community Care professionals out from behind the scenes and thanking them for the many ways they lift up the lives of our seniors.
Let us come together and show them that their efforts are seen and appreciated. That their work has impacted the lives of many Singaporeans.
Personalise your thank you card to our Community Care professionals
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Meet the people behind Community Care
Different roles, different experiences, one shared commitment to care. Discover their stories of making a difference in our communities.
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Creates a welcoming space where seniors can build friendships, stay active and feel a sense of belonging.
Guides seniors to the healthcare, social services and community support they need, when they need it most.
Listens to seniors’ needs, understands their challenges and coordinates personalised care and support to help them navigate everyday life.
Lends a helping hand with daily activities and personal care, bringing comfort and warmth to seniors’ everyday lives.
Provides nursing care, health advice and ongoing support to seniors at home, in nursing homes and day care centres.
Supports nurses and doctors with basic health checks while helping seniors with bathing, meals, mobility and other daily care needs.
Helps seniors rediscover the confidence and skills to do everyday things on their own again.
Manages pain, brings comfort and supports seniors and their loved ones through difficult times, helping them live with dignity.
Helps seniors build strength, improve mobility and regain confidence through exercises and rehabilitation.




