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Family Link Program (FLP): Ongoing Runs now on!
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The Singapore Association for Mental Health was established in December 1968 to promote mental wellness and to empower people with mental illness in rebuilding their lives. It is a voluntary welfare organisation (non-government and non-profit), which seeks to promote the social and mental well-being of the people of Singapore. More specifically, the organisation aims to promote mental health, prevent mental illness, improve the care and rehabilitation of persons with mental illness, and to reduce the misconception and social stigma that surrounds mental illness.
Public Forum on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
In the recent Singapore Mental Health Study 2010, OCD is listed as one of the top three mental disorders here. To find out more about obsessive-compulsive behaviour, do sign up for our upcoming public forum which will happen on the 28th of January 2012, starting at 2pm at the Health Promotion Board.
If you wish to find out more about the forum, please feel free to click on the link below. See you there!
OCD Public Forum Flyer for you and to pass along to others
Singapore Chefs' Association, Marina Mandarin and SAMH Host 2nd Charity Dinner.
In collaboration with the Singapore Chefs’ Association (SCA) and Marina Mandarin Singapore, SAMH is organising SAMH CHARITY DINNER 2012 at Marina Mandarin Ballroom on Friday, 30 March 2012, with President Tony Tan Keng Yam gracing the occasion as our Guest-of-Honour.
Celebrity Chef Mr Eric Teo, President of SCA, as well as Mr Tony Khoo, Executive Chef of Marina Mandarin and their culinary team of ‘global chefs’ will create a special menu for a memorable fine dining experience that evening. SAMH hopes to raise $550,000 through this charity event to fund programmes that benefit current and future clients.
For further enquiries, please contact Mr Mahathir Abdollah (Tel: 6315-6778) / Mr Timothy Chan (Tel: 6593-6424) or email mahathir_abdollah@samhealth.org.sg / timothy_chan@samhealth.org.sg.
"Charity Dinner Poster"for you to pass along to others!
FY2010 Annual Report Released.
SAMH has published the Annual Report for the Financial Year of 2010.
For those who can't manage to get hold of a copy of the book, we've put up the PDF of the book on our site so that more people can get to read it.
You can open the PDF by clicking on the link below...
"SAMH FY2010 Annual Report" Book
Touching Hearts, Reaching Minds", Our 40th Anniversary Book.
Wow! SAMH has crested the 40 year milestome. To commemorate our achievement, we printed a 40th Anniversary Book, titled "Touching Hearts, Reaching Minds". The book traces our humble beginnings up to now, and is an insightful read for all.
For those who can't manage to get hold of a copy of the book, we've put up the PDF of the book on our site so that more people can get to read it.
You can open the PDF by clicking on the link below...
"Touching Hearts, Reaching Minds" SAMH 40th Anniversary Book
SAMH is now on Facebook!
We're now on facebook and we'd like to invite you to join us there! Just click on the link below and get started!
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New Way to Give... Use SGGives.
SAMH has added a new way for all those kind hearted people out there to donate to our organisation. You can now donate to us through SGGives, a charity donation portal. If you wish to donate to our worthy cause, please feel free to click on the link below and follow the instructions there.
SAMH Unveils Corporate Video!
In conjunction with our 40th Anniversary, Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) has unveiled their new corporate video. You can now view the corporate video below.
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Our Services
- Counselling Service
- Peer Support Groups (PSG)
- Family Link Program (FLP)
- Caregiver Support Group (CSG)
- Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) Program
- Club 3R - Drop-in Centre
- Bukit Gombak Group Homes
- Activity Hub @ Pelangi Village
- YouthReach Centre
- Oasis Club
- Support for Eating Disorders Singapore (SEDS)
- Oasis Day Centre
Our Logo
The vibrant human figure icon represents inspiration and hope to uplift one's sense of well-being, as well as a renewal and growth of clients and organization.
The ripple represents the impact of our mission, symbolizing the ever-widening circles of positive change, enriching the lives of our clients and the community.
The colours represent the following:
- Blue: The integrity, stability and expertise of the organization
Blue inspires trust and brings serenity. - Green: Nature, symbolizes uplifting growth and renewal
Green refreshes and calms. - Purple: Healing, well-being and recovery
Purple embraces holism and wisdom.
