Let’s Build a Caring and Dementia-Friendly Singapore Together! This handy pamphlet shares with you what you need to know about the DFSG movement.
Resource from the Lee Kwan Yew Centre of Innovative Cities, author Xin Yang examines the role of Singapore’s major public transport providers in making the public transportation network more dementia-friendly and inclusive.
This guide serves as an update and expansion of the 2016 “Looking to the Future – Designing and Managing Residential Facilities for People with Dementia.” Through this guide, we aim to empower community care organisations on enhancing environment with retro-fits and minor adaptations such as choice of furniture to optimise the dementia-friendliness of the environment to enable and support the person living with dementia.
This document outlines some guiding principles and features that are useful for making outdoor spaces and environments more friendly and welcoming to people living with dementia in the community.
This resources provides information, tips and resources on building a dementia-friendly community in Singapore.
“This toolkit offers a 3-stage framework that businesses can use to create a dementia-inclusive work environment”
“Find Your Way” is an initiative by SBS Transit Ltd and Dementia Singapore to help persons living with dementia find their way with ease.
Be inspired to support persons living with dementia and their caregivers through this video.
Be inspired to support persons living with dementia and their caregivers by watching this insightful video.
Be inspired to support persons living with dementia and their caregivers by watching this insightful video.
65-year-old retiree Alison has been opening up her home to strangers for the past six years to dance, sing, enjoy food, and relax. Find out why.
National Arts Council, Decadance Co and Dementia Singapore, use dance and movement therapy to improve the well-being of seniors with dementia.
Restaurants and cafes are in long-term collaboration with Dementia Singapore to help ease persons living with dementia into the society.
Ex-Singapore Armed Forces officer Peter Estrop was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, at 61. He experiences cognitive decline which affects his memory, whilst keeping up the fight.
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As Christmas drew near, one of the members living with dementia went misssing. Would the choir make it in time for their performance?
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Inspired by the power of music on the brain, Jason forms a choir made up of persons living with dementia and their loved ones.
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This video offers practical advice for providing assistance to a person with dementia in a bus using KIND & CARE
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This video offers practical advice for providing assistance to a person with dementia at MRT stations using KIND & CARE
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This video offers practical advice for providing assistance to a passenger with dementia using KIND & CARE
The video details the steps taken to make Hong Kah North dementia-friendly and inclusive
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This interactive news feature by Straits Times explores how Daniel Lim, a loving son created a Dementia-Friendly Home for his dad.
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This interactive news feature by Straits Times explores how Singapore builds its Dementia-Friendly neighbourhoods.
This guide provides virtual solutions for caregivers to help make their home dementia-friendly. Best viewed on desktop
