Empowering Hearts, Enriching Lives
Project LemonAid
When life gives you lemons, make Lemonaid!
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About Us
Project LemonAid is a youth-initiated VIA project striving to create a positive and uplifting environment in healthcare institutions and social service organizations. By engaging other like-minded youth volunteers, Project LemonAid aims to uplift individuals and create a positive impact on their well-being. We hope to reintegrate patients and caregivers into society through fun activities such as arts and crafts and general befriending.
Project Mission
To spread joy to individuals in social and healthcare institutions by providing social support, and to raise awareness in the society about the healthcare scene.
Project Vision
Empowering Hearts, Enriching Lives
Our Community
Everyone needs a cup of LemonAid™
The LemonAid community is made up of teenagers from schools across Singapore, such as ACSI, SJI, HCI and NUSH. We host volunteer orientation for all incoming volunteers to go through expectations and possible scenarios. This is also a great chance for volunteers to make friends with like-minded people whom they will be volunteering with together! At LemonAid, we strive to ensure that no one is left out and that everyone feels happy while making others happy. If this team dynamic appeals to you, do consider joining us!
Meet the Core Team
Chairs
Director of Admin: Wang Xinyue
Director of Logistics & Programme: Tay Rui Ying
Director of Publicity: Toh Wei Ting
Director of Outreach: Peng Zuer
Heads of Admin
Chloe Lee
Johanna Lee
Cui Ningwen
Rachael Tan
Vanessa Lai
Heads of Logistics & Programme
Rai Anushka
Emma Chong
Joey Lai
Phaedra Loy
Thee Sim Ling
Sonya Koh
Heads of Publicity
Chahak Agrawal
David Low
Justine Ong
Tricia Quah
Chong Peilin
Heads of Outreach
Aiden Chew
Caden Kwok
Gwen Lee
Pavana Jaishankar
Sophie Loh
(Names listed in alphabetical order)
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St. Lukes Hospital
About SLH
St Luke’s Hospital, named after the patron saint of the medical profession, was the first hospital in Singapore dedicated to the care of older persons. As a community hospital, SLH has expanded their services beyond the elderly to enrich more lives. It cares for 2,500 inpatients and 4,500 outpatients each year, regardless of race, language or religion. Acknowledging that illnesses may be long and chronic, SLH places emphasis on patients’ physical, emotional and psychosocial well-being.