Arts in Health and Social Care

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PRACTICE

A variety of arts and health related practices can be found in Singapore. They are undertaken and developed by independent artists, creative arts therapists, arts organisations, arts and cultural institutions and national agencies to reach segments of society, of various age groups, in a variety of settings.

TOUCH Community Services

TOUCH Centre for Independent Living TOUCH Centre for Independent Living is a day activity centre that seeks to provide competency-based...

Alzheimer’s Disease Association

Arts & Dementia Programme Since 2013, with the support from National Arts Council (NAC), the Alzheimer’s Disease Association has been...

Singapore Association for Mental Health

SAMH Creative MINDSET Hub The SAMH Creative MINDSET Hub offers a range of services integrating expressive arts through various art media...

Alexandra Hospital

Alex H.E.A.L H.E.A.L, the acronym for “Help. Engage. Assist Lives”, is a patient and family engagement programme by Alexandra Hospital....

Khoo Teck Phuat Hospital

HEaling ARTS (HEARTS) The “HEaling ARTS” or “HEARTS” Program was inducted in May 2006 at Alexandra Hospital to provide cultural...

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital

KKheART Programme This art support group was started in 2009 by the Department of Psychological Medicine in KK Women’s and Children’s...

Tan Tock Seng Hospital

Art of Healing Programme The Art of Healing Programme in Tan Tock Seng Hospital was launched in 2006 as an initiative to use the arts as...

National University Hospital

Project DreamCatcher Project Dreamcatcher is part of the adolescent chronic illness peer group programme developed by the Department of...

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital

Arts and Health JurongHealth Campus recognises that art helps to create a caring, relaxing and engaging environment for patients, their...

Singapore General Hospital

Arts for Health Programme The Arts for Health programme (est. 1998) at the Singapore General Hospital is the earliest art in hospital...