Impact | Walk With Me 2026

HCA Hospice journeys with patients and families #CreatingGoodDays because every life deserves to be celebrated, even at its end.

Our care is patient-centred, family-focused, and always provided at no charge, thanks to the generosity of our community.

49,422*

home visits made

5,065*

patients served

82%*

of patients passed away in place of choice

*Based on Year FY25/26

These are the stories you help to create.

Celebrating Life, Love and the Bonds that Matter Most

Diagnosed with colon cancer in 2019, Mr Lye, 70, had expressed a wish to gather with his family and friends, with the occasion coincidentally falling on his birthday. With support from HCA, his wish became a joyful reality.

As Mr Lye is bedbound, the gathering provided a rare opportunity for family and friends to come together. A mahjong-themed cake played tribute to one of his favourite pastimes, while a karaoke session filled the room with music, laughter and cherished moments.

Mdm Gan, Mr Lye's wife, expressed her gratitude to HCA for helping make his wish come true, creating good days filled with connection, joy, and togetherness.

In Memory: A Family's Journey, a Community's Care

Vanden Lim's life was one marked by quiet courage and extraordinary love. Born prematurely at just six months and weighing only 900 grams, complications from an infection caused severe brain damage, leaving him highly dependent on his parents.

As his condition became more complex in 2021 and he required breathing support, HCA Star PALS journeyed closely with Vanden and his family. Working with his primary physician, our multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals and volunteers provided holistic care through home visits, psychosocial support and practical assistance. Medi Minder Kee Siang also provided respite care, giving his parents time to rest and recharge.

Though Vanden has passed away peacefully on 18 March 2026, his journey continues to remind us of the importance of creating good days for both patients and families.

Nourishing Bonds Through Food

For passionate foodie Mdm Ang Lee Kiang, a good day is sharing her love of cooking with others. At a gathering at Oasis@Outram supported by HCA staff, and her family, she prepared Abacus Seed, a traditional Hakka delicacy made from taro and tapioca flour.

Together with her family member, she shared the recipe and the memories behind it, offering a glimpse into her heritage. Guests enjoyed the homemade dish and the warmth of the occasion.

Her pride and joy in cooking reflected a renewed purpose and connection, turning a simple activity into meaningful moments of togetherness and shared joy.

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