Why was the Health for Life Fund set up?
The Health for Life Fund was set up to establish, support and promote the material, emotional, psychological and physical welfare of the elderly. The Fund also aims to enable quality and affordable community-based services.
What does the Health for Life Fund support?
The fund aims to the support seniors in various ways; including the following:
Supporting the care needs of seniors
in nursing homes and other elderly facilities. This includes financial assistance as well as initiatives for seniors, including vulnerable seniors, to age in place.
Research and pilot projects
that can identify needs or gaps in services, as well as opportunities to improve health outcomes
Management of volunteers
including recruitment of volunteers, conducting volunteer orientation and other volunteer management activities and holding volunteer appreciation event
Engagement of our community and public
to participate in the cause of the Health for Life Fund, to enable active and healthy seniors, and families with their caregiving needs.
Our Mission
To establish, support and promote the varying welfare needs (material, emotional, psychological and physical) of the elderly and others who are in need of intermediate and long term care.
To promote the advancement of health care needs in the community, especially for the elderly, those in need of intermediate and long-term care, and/or those in need of assistance, at affordable rates.
To promote mental wellness, active ageing, dental care and other forms of care, support and advancement for the elderly and others in need of intermediate and long term care
Our Strategic Partnerships
Health for Life Fund has a strategic partnership with NTUC Health to implement its programmes. NTUC Health is one of the largest eldercare service providers in Singapore with a suite of services that include the following
Senior care centres support working families in caring for their elderly loved ones
Rehabilitation and wellness services (i.e Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy) support patients in improving their mobility and wellbeing
Be it learning a new language, picking up skills to play a musical instrument, or communal dining with your neighbours, our programmes and activities at our Active Ageing Centres are designed to inspire, energise, and celebrate joyful living with you.
Sheltered homes provide residential care for ambulant seniors who need accommodation
Receive the care you need in the comfort of your home! We offer therapy, nursing, medical services, and assist in showering and respite care.
Nursing homes provide 24-7 care and support rehabilitation back to the community where possible
Community-based care and support provide intervention care for vulnerable seniors who require additional support
Senior care centres support working families in caring for their elderly loved ones
Receive the care you need in the comfort of your home! We offer therapy, nursing, medical services, and assist in showering and respite care.
Rehabilitation and wellness services (i.e Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy) support patients in improving their mobility and wellbeing
Nursing homes provide 24-7 care and support rehabilitation back to the community where possible
Be it learning a new language, picking up skills to play a musical instrument, or communal dining with your neighbours, our programmes and activities at our Active Ageing Centres are designed to inspire, energise, and celebrate joyful living with you.
Community-based care and support provide intervention care for vulnerable seniors who require additional support
Sheltered homes provide residential care for ambulant seniors who need accommodation
How to donate to the Health for Life Fund?
There are 4 ways for you to make your donation to HLF.
As an Institution of a Public Character (IPC), HLF donors who donate a minimum sum of S$100 are entitled to claim 2.5 times tax deduction from IRAS based on the amount donated.
PAYNOW
Make a donation via Paylah/PayNow to HLF by scanning the QR code. Please submit your full name, NRIC, or UEN Number together with your transaction ID to (email) for tax exemption. As an Institution of a Public Character (IPC), HLF donors who donate a minimum sum of $100 are entitled to claim a 2.5 times tax deduction from IRAS based on the amount donated.
Please email the following details to finance@hlf.org.sg for tax exemption.
- Full Name
- NRIC or UEN number
- Transaction ID
Bank Transfer
Bank Name: DBS Account No: 072-741494-1 Name: NTUC HEALTH FOR LIFE FUND LTD. (HLF) Via giving.sg
You can head over to https://www.giving.sg/health-for-life-fund to make your donation.
By Cheque
Please include your full name and NRIC or UEN number for tax exemption.
Payable to: NTUC HEALTH FOR LIFE FUND LTD Attention: Health For Life donation Mail to: 55 Ubi Avenue 1, #08-08, Ubi 55, Singapore 408935
Our Board of Directors
MR LIM BOON HENG
Chairman
MR HENG CHEE HOW
Deputy Chairman
MR CHENG JUE HIANG
MS CHIA SIEW FUI
MR ROBIN FOO
MR LEE KIAN HUP
MR CHRISTOPHER LIEN
MS LIM LI YING
MS PAULINE GOH
MR DAVID POH
Contact Us
For more information, do not hesitate to contact us at HLF_supportservices@ntuchealth.sg.
Corporate Governance
The Whistleblowing Policy (“Policy”) documents the avenues and processes for employees and any other parties to report genuine concerns about improprieties in financial reporting and other malpractices within NTUC Health For Life Fund Ltd. (“HLF”). It also offers assurances to whistleblowers that they will be protected from reprisals or victimisation.
Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) Policy
The PDPA governs the collection, use, disclosure, and care of individuals’ personal data by organisations in a manner that recognises both the right of individuals to protect their personal data and the need of organisations to collect, use, disclose and care of personal data for purposes that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the circumstances.
Conflict of Interest Policy
All HLF Board members and management must comply with the Fund’s conflict of interest policy, which includes the following:
- Definitions of conflicts of interest
- Transactions with parties with conflicted interests are only undertaken when the conflicts are disclosed; the conflicted person(s) are excluded from discussions and approval of the transaction; there are competitive or comparable bids for procurement; and the Board or Committee has determined that the transaction is in the best interest of HLF.
- The Board and management submit disclosures of their employment, directorships and other potential conflicts of interest when they join, annually and whenever there are changes.
- Conflicted directors must disclose their conflicts and not participate in discussions and voting on conflicted matters.
- Every director makes an annual declaration of their compliance with their duties as a director and qualification to hold office as a director.
Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing Policy
HLF is committed to preventing money laundering and terrorist financing, adhering to Singapore laws. The policy outlines procedures for due diligence, including "Know Your Customer" (KYC) checks, especially for significant donors and new beneficiaries. It mandates reporting of suspicious transactions to the authorities and requires record-keeping for at least five years. The policy also emphasizes ongoing monitoring of funds, annual risk assessments, and staff training on AML/CFT requirements. The Audit and Risk Committee (ARC) oversees the implementation and effectiveness of these measures, with an AML Compliance Officer designated to assist.
The NTUC Health For Life Fund Ltd. (HLF) Code of Conduct underscores a strong commitment to integrity, transparency, and ethical behavior among board members, employees, and volunteers. Rooted in HLF’s mission to enhance the welfare and healthcare of the elderly and those requiring long-term care, the policy supports good governance, legal compliance, and sound financial stewardship.
Key principles include:
- Upholding personal and professional integrity
- Ensuring alignment with HLF’s mission
- Exercising responsible governance and financial prudence
- Adhering to relevant laws and ethical fundraising practices
- Promoting responsible conduct among employees and volunteers
ESG Commitment
HLF integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into its operations to drive sustainable impact:
- Environmental: Advocates for resource conservation and environmentally sustainable practices
- Social: Strengthens community engagement, fosters inclusion, and prioritizes employee and volunteer wellbeing
- Governance: Maintains high standards of accountability and transparency, while encouraging stakeholders and grantees to embrace ESG values
Through this Code of Conduct, HLF reinforces its ethical foundation while advancing its role as a socially responsible and sustainability-minded charity
Contact Us
If you have any feedback or issues in relation to your personal data, or about this Policy, or wish to make a complaint to us, you may contact our Data Protection Officer whose contact details are set out below. Data Protection Officer Email address: DPO@hlf.org.sg