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2023/07/20

Launch of Happy Village @ Mei Ling 2025

Happy Village @ Mei Ling officially opened on 15 March 2025 as a new community space in Queenstown, and the first in Singapore where residents can access health consultations and participate in social activities within the same setting. It supports residents in staying active, managing their health and remaining connected from weekly walks to managing chronic conditions.

The space brings together a blended care team of healthcare professionals, community partners, and volunteers who work alongside residents to co-develop personalised care plans. 

For more information on Happy Village @ Mei Ling, please click here.
To read more about other Regional Health System Community Outreach events, please click here.

Read more about the event in the news -

  1. Channel News Asia, Community space at Mei Ling Street is first to offer integrated care support for residents
  2. ST Online, GE2025: Queenstown MP Eric Chua says anyone’s guess who PAP will field in new SMC
  3. Lianhe Zaobao Online, 女皇镇 “好友聚乐部” 试点计划促进老少居民身心健康 (Queenstown's ‘Happy Village’ pilot programme promotes physical and mental well-being of residents of all ages)
  4. 8world, 女皇镇 “好友聚乐部@美玲” 开幕为居民提供社会和健康支持(Opening of ‘Happy Village @ Mei Ling’ in Queenstown to provide social and health support for residents)

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