Sarah AAC Holds Talk to Teach Seniors How to Spot Deepfake Videos (Lianhe Zaobao, 28 April 2025) PCS Sarah AAC organised a talk to help seniors learn how to detect common flaws in deepfake videos. Through case analysis and interactive activities, participants were taught to look out for signs such as whether lip movements matched […]
As part of our 50th-anniversary celebrations, PCS has made history by breaking the Singapore record for the largest 50-cent coin display! In honor of Singapore’s 60th anniversary (SG60) in 2025, our display features 20,000 fifty-cent coins, arranged to form The River of Life. This design represents the ongoing impact PCS has had on the community
Celebrating 50 Years of PCS: Breaking a Historic Record! Read More »
A new hub operated by Presbyterian Community Social Services (PCS) that serves both seniors and youth with special needs in the same space was officially opened on February 11, with President Tharman Shanmugaratnam as its guest of honour. Strategically located in the middle of the hub is a café and free sitting area, designed to
Novel therapies to help youth with special needs calm down during a meltdown will be researched at a new hub operated by Presbyterian Community Social Services (PCS), formerly known as Presbyterian Community Social Services. A Good Place’s opening ceremony was attended by President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, who was the guest of honour, and 200 guests, including
New community space in Holland Village helps Persons with Special Needs learn skills and integrate into society (Lianhe Zaobao, Feb 11 2025) The social service organization Presbyterian Community Social Services has opened a new community space in Holland Village to help persons with special needs develop independent living skills and better integrate into society. At
New hub at One Holland Village a source of motivation for youth with special needs, seniors (Berita Harian, Feb 11, 2025) A new hub at One Holland Village will research new therapies to help youth with special needs cope with crises. Called ‘A Good Place’, the hub is being run by Presbyterian Community Social Services (PCS)
“A Good PLACE” Opens in Holland Village, Benefiting Persons with Special Needs and Seniors (Shin Min Daily, Feb 11, 2025) A local social enterprise has invested $2 million to establish a new community space, “A Good PLACE,” in the Holland Village area. This initiative provides persons with special needs the opportunity to participate in customized
Prolonged isolation left this once-regular Active Ageing Centre (AAC) member frail, injured from a fall, and battling depression.
Discover how a PCS Social Worker and her AAC friends rallied to encourage her to overcome her fear of leaving home.
Engaging Seniors, Strengthening Communities 关爱长者，凝聚社区力量 #CNYAppeal2025 Read More »
