CAL in the Media

CAL is proud to announce the expansion of the WIN Caregivers Network to five new areas across Singapore, following the successful pilot programme with community partners People's Association Women's Integration Network (WIN) Council and Women's Executive Committees (WEC), which benefitted over 300 caregivers. From June 2024, we hope to offer help, hope and friendship to even more caregivers - those in Toa Payoh West-Thomson, Eunos, Chong Pang, Kampong Chai Chee and Boon Lay. 

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Read on and journey with CAL's C2C-PMHI Alumni cum Volunteer Trainer, Alice Loo and how CAL's C2C programmes have helped her understand and manage her loved one with schizophrenia. 

CAL is proud to announce the expansion of the WIN Caregivers Network to five new areas across Singapore, following the successful pilot programme with community partners People's Association Women's Integration Network (WIN) Council and Women's Executive Committees (WEC), which benefitted over 300 caregivers. From June 2024, we hope to offer help, hope and friendship to even more caregivers - those in Toa Payoh West-Thomson, Eunos, Chong Pang, Kampong Chai Chee and Boon Lay. 

In this feature article celebrating women forging new paths in pursuit of purposeful careers, meet former CAL staff Michelle Tan, who leaped from the world of advertising into social services. Her caregiving journey to her late mother with cancer encouraged her to redefine success in her professional life. Michelle, who was first a volunteer trainer before joining CAL as an Outreach Manager, has formally completed her graduate diploma in social work with the Singapore University of Social Sciences, and hopes to continue and be of service to those in need.