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The Citi-Tsao Foundation Financial Education Programme for Women addresses one of the gender biases in social trends: while women generally outlive men, financially, they are more vulnerable. With the backing of Citi Foundation and Citi Singapore, the programme was designed to help women in the lower income bracket become financially ...
E: learningroom_comsa@tsaofoundation.org. Community for Successful Ageing (ComSA) T: 6691 9559. F: 6661 9536. E: comsa@tsaofoundation.org. Address: Main Office - 298 Tiong Bahru Road, #15-01/06 Central Plaza, Singapore 168730. Hua Mei Acupuncture & TCM Centre - Blk 128 Bukit Merah View #01-46 Singapore 150128.
Tsao Foundation was founded by Mrs Tsao-Ng Yu Shun to enable older persons to have better quality of life, and live in dignity, as masters of their own destiny. She was 87 then. Hua Mei Mobile Clinic was established, the first service in Singapore dedicated to delivering medical and socio-emotional care to homebound frail elders in the community.
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The Tsao Foundation is dedicated to transforming the experience of longevity for it to be an actualization of our full potential for growth, health and fulfillment in a society for all ages. Tsao Foundation - Our Courses
The Tsao Foundation strives to help older persons realise opportunities in longevity by being a catalyst for constructive systemic and mindset change. This mission is undertaken through four synergistic core initiatives: Community for Successful Ageing (ComSA) takes a community-wide approach to forge an integrated system of comprehensive ...
In 2023, Tsao Foundation celebrates 30 years of promoting successful ageing. The Longevity Forum is the first of our year-long activities and we invite you to be a part of our celebrations. As many as half of today’s schoolchildren may live to be 100. Drawing data and insights from two new global reports and on-the-ground experiences, the ...
