Singapore Hospice Council (SHC) is proud to present
Voices for Hospices 2026: Jimmy Ye & Friends For Good Charity Concert
- 27.09.26 | 7.30pm
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Drama Centre Theatre
100 Victoria Street, #03-01
National Library Building
Singapore 188064 -
$188, $288
Excludes SISTIC fees
Join us for an intimate evening of music and giving with family and friends as we stroll down memory lane with Jimmy’s beloved hits, performed together with fellow artistes Joanna Dong, Chriz Tong, and Marcus Lee, with special performance by SHC Vice Chairman, Dr Chong Poh Heng
Double your impact! Funds raised will be matched by the Tote Board Enhanced Fundraising Programme. Your donation will help SHC empower individuals and communities to support caregivers, those who are dying, and those grieving and bereaved. Come together with SHC to ensure that everyone has access to quality care when they need it most.
About SHC
SHC’s collection of free resources madeavaiFree resources offered by SHC, tosupport individuals and organisations ingaining a deeper understanding of palliative care
Equipping the public with knowledge to navigate end-of-life conversations
Building Singapore's palliative healthcare capabilities through conferences
Building Singapore's palliative healthcare capabilities through conferences
Empowering communities to care for those with serious illnesses, at the end of life, and their caregivers
Team Legacy from Ngee Ann Polytechnic winning the Gold Award for their innovative pitch at Hack Care: YOLO!
Connecting with leaders from various sectors at the Leaders Forum, to bring palliative care closer to those they serve
Creating Compassionate Communities for all!
Creating Compassionate Communities for all!
Established in 1995, Singapore Hospice Council (SHC) is a registered charity and an Institution of a Public Character (IPC HEF0026/G). We are an umbrella body representing organisations that actively provide hospice and palliative care in Singapore. SHC is committed to improving the lives of patients with serious life-limiting illnesses and to giving support to the loved ones of these patients.
Want to show more support?
Make a donation to bring patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals to the concert, or purchase a ticket to attend. Proceeds will also support efforts to advance quality palliative care and empower individuals and communities to care for those with life-limiting illnesses.