The NUHS mission is to drive meaningful biomedical research, educate tomorrow's doctors, dentists and nurses and ensure quality healthcare for Singaporeans. Your contribution and support will help the NUHS to make this happen.
Even in affluent Singapore, charities exist to meet the needs of people who fall through the gaps in Government assistance schemes. Giving to healthcare causes like the NUHS yields returns many more times the initial gift. This is because in addition to direct benefits to patients in need, funds can be used in areas that return gains over the long term.
Such investments include scholarships and bursaries for the education of medical, dental and nursing students, our future medical professionals who will be responsible for supporting the increasing healthcare needs of a rapidly ageing population.
Your gift can also be used to fund crucial research to develop therapeutic treatments to better manage chronic illnesses or to discover elusive cures for life-threatening diseases that particularly afflict Singaporeans and communities in the region.
Your gift, of any amount, can be directed to the areas you think are most deserving or alternatively, you can entrust it to the NUHS to use your gift where it is most needed.
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Patient who required long term medication receive funding
Some patients who require financial assistance find it hard to get the help they need because their illness requires long-term medication. Mr Lim found the help he needed in NUH Patientcare Charity Fund.
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High cost surgery was required to save the use of one patient’s leg, but the surgery was more than they could afford
Risking the loss of use to his leg, Mr Chen had no choice but to undergo a surgery he could not afford. The Robotic Surgery Fund channels resources to help patients afford it.
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Paying it forward
Students from the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine sing, dance and act to raise funds for the NUH Patientcare Charity Fund in the musical Operation Theatre 3: The Elusive Promise.
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Another group of students, led by wheelchair philanthropist Dr William Tan, embarked on a gruelling day of cycling to raise funds for seven public health institutions.
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Students get a chance at a medical education through generous benefactors
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Lim Peng Thiam Bursary recipient, Muhammed Nazrul B Nashi, explains how important the bursary was to his medical school experience.
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The NUS Faculty of Dentistry go beyond sponsoring tuition fees; they help our students get the well-rounded education that they deserve.
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