MSC NEWSLETTER: IMPACT AND MILESTONES
In the latest issue of our Newsletter, the spotlight is placed on the impact we have achieved in FY2021! As our existing programmes gets enhanced and new workshops are rolled out, we would like to celebrate our key milestones and achievements. Read our full Newsletter to find out more!
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UPCOMING KEY EVENT
Living with Dementia – Coping Strategies for Caregivers
Date & Time: 24 April 2022, 2.30pm – 3.30pm
In this new webinar series, we will be bringing you distinguished panellists from various fields with the aim to establish a platform for Asia-centric knowledge about living with Dementia. This information will be made readily available for the public through our website as well. This initiative was made possible by the generous donation from Professor Hong Hai. The inaugural topic will take a focus on the caregiver experience, as well as the useful coping strategies. Our panellists will be there to share their experience, provide some tips on how to care for people with dementia and introduce some useful self-care methods for caregivers. Research data on local studies will also be presented.
Click HERE to join the webinar on 24 April!
5th Tow Tiang Seng Distinguished Lecture Series: Ageing with Dignity
Date & Time: 8 May 2022, 2.30pm to 4pm
The pervasive theme of the AWE program on positive ageing is dignity. This is the first dementia prevention study in Asia and has been selected for presentation at the World Congress of Psychiatry in Bangkok this August. The lecture will trace the genesis of the AWE program, evidence-based data on dementia prevention and the translational significance of the study. Be inspired by Keynote Speaker – Professor Kua Ee Heok and our panellists as they share fresh insights into the significance and meaning of living well with dignity. We will be launching our latest book titled “Ageing with Dignity” written by trainers and volunteers of the AWE program, and edited by Professor Kua Ee Heok and Associate Professor Rathi Mahendran, in memory of our Patron, the late Mrs Teo Poh Yim.
Prof Kua is the Tan Geok Yin Professor in Psychiatry and Neuroscience at the National University of Singapore.
*Webinar vacancies are on a first come, first-served basis.