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A brother, with continued support from Tzu Chi, was able to bid farewell to his older sister before her passing, and continued to honour her memory by giving back.  Photos of birthdays celebrated by a pair of siblings still adorned the walls of the modest home. The belongings of Madam

Project Twilight helps children and young adults develop their potential in the face of their medical challenges. The adolescent and young adult years are critical to shaping our self-esteem and identity. Most of us also spent the bulk of this stage of life carving out our plans for the future,

The Assisi Hospice care team stepped in to fulfil Mr Tan’s wish of reconciliation with his loved ones Li Shan had been lingering outside a room in Assisi Hospice’s (AH) inpatient ward. Numerous times, she would walk right up to the door but stop in hesitation. Many thoughts flashed through

Beyond medical duties, palliative care nurses understand the importance of fulfilling patients’ last wish In the realm of palliative care, where mortality looms large, there exists a profound understanding that extends beyond mere medical treatment, where the wishes and desires of the terminally ill hold immense significance and individuals facing the

Bungee jumpers leap to raise funds for patients with serious life-limiting illnesses. On 15 June, Singapore Hospice Council (SHC) organised Leap for Hospices, aiming to set the record for the most number of people doing bungee jumps in a day for the Singapore Book of Records (SBOR) while raising funds

Three palliative care professionals share about fulfilling patients’ wishes, as well as their vision for a palliative care sector that enables patients to improve their quality of life and pass on according to their choices. As palliative patients spend their final moments at the end of life, there is a

General practitioners (GPs) in Singapore play an important role in delivering palliative care, given their broad medical knowledge and established relationships with patients and their families.  But what exactly does this involvement entail, and how do GPs enhance the palliative care landscape?  Palliative Care in Singapore: A Progressing Landscape Palliative

Dementia unfolds in stages, each bringing distinct challenges to patients and their families. As memory fades and independence diminishes, palliative care services emerge as a compassionate approach, offering not just medical support but also a listening ear and a helping hand. This gentle and focused care ensures that dignity and