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Singaporean celebrities make memories at Red Cross Day

Several artists from Mediacorp’s The Celebrity Agency visited and helped the Red Cross Day Activity Centre for people with disabilities. 

In an Instagram post, the agency shared their photos as they all together spread happiness and hope to those who are in need. 

“Our artistes got up early this morning to bring some cheers and happiness to the clients at the Red Cross Day Activity Centre for the Disabled this morning! ❤️❤️” stated as the caption of the said IG post. 

The celebrities who made time and were physically present at the day care are: Jeremy Chan, Ya Hui, James Seah, Carrie Wong and Guo Liang. 

Singapore Red Cross (@sgredcross) personally commented on the post to thank the artists for their support. 

“Thank you @yahuiyh @guoliang99 @jeremychanmy @carriewst @jamesseah for a fun-filled morning! 🌱 Looking forward to making more memories together☺️”  Singapore Red Cross stated. 

The Red Cross Day Activity Centre is a place wherein people with multiple disabilities receive the care that they deserve. The programs here at this day care are specifically designed to provide daily and community living skills to its constituents, and to help them maximize their capabilities of being independent despite their circumstances. Social, recreational and therapeutic activities are willingly given to the centre’s clients. 

The Day Acitivity Centre’s clients are mainly those who are physically, mentally and intellectually disabled, and those who are unable to benefit from other Sheltered Workshop programs because of their disability’s nature. 

Some of their programs include art therapy, gardening, meal preparation such as baking, socialization and integration, and gait training. 

The Centre is open from 8:30am – 5:30pm. AM sessions are from 8:30 to 12:30pm while PM sessions resume at 1:30pm to 5:30pm. It is located at Blk 536, Jurong West St 52, #01-497, Singapore 640536.

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