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Annual Report 2017Message from Chairman, National St John Council Prior, Priory of Singapore

It is my pleasure again to pen my thoughts in this year’s Annual Report 2017. St John Singapore has done well again despite the challenges faced by the inevitable reduced number of cadet members of the school uniform group. Nevertheless, St John Singapore continues to shoulder on its responsibilities in carrying out its core activities; i.e. public first aid duties for community and national events, fund raising, such as walkathon and flag day and the conduct of first aid courses for the public and corporate clients. We have also carried out successfully the biennual Singapore-Malaysia First aid and Nursing Competition 2017. For all these, I would like to take this opportunity to thank every member of the Corps, Brigade, Association and Fellowship for their spirit of volunteerism and dedication in the service of humanity.

St John Singapore is adding another feather on its cap by starting a Dementia Day Care Centre at its newly completed annex 3-storey building. The mission to evolve St John Singapore into a more community based organization and to engage in greater community care three years ago has materialized. According to government data, by 2030, one in four Singaporeans will be over 65 years of age. This fast growing population of the elderly in Singapore will see an increase in the number of people with Dementia. St John Singapore has answered the call from the Government to set up a Dementia Day Care Centre, and at the time of this report we are proud to note that the Dementia Centre is fully operational.

I am also happy to note that the St John Headquarters building has undergone major renovation works to upgrade the toilets, change the roofing and paint the internal and external walls of the building. The car park has been resurfaced and expanded to be a parade square. The perimeter trees have been trimmed to make it safe for members to have their foot drills and activities on the parade ground.

On the regional scene, St John Singapore has assisted in the growth of the Corps in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and Batam, Indonesia. They have increased their membership strength gradually and are actively involved with community work in their respective countries. I wish to salute Mr Andrew Tay (Phnom Penh Corps) and Mr Benny Suwandi (Batam Corps), Presidents of the Corps for their selfless efforts to develop these Corps.

In early 2017, St John Ophthalmic Association (Singapore) was set up by ophthalmic surgeons from Singapore Eye Centre, Dr Sunny Shen and Dr Morgan Yang, under the leadership of Dr David Verity, a renown ophthalmic surgeon in London and is currently the Hospitaller of the St John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem. This Association promotes academic and professional discourse amongst ophthalmic surgeons regionally and assists the St John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem. I wish to put on record my sincere thanks to both Dr Sunny and Dr Yang for contributing their time and services to the Association.

Last but not least, I would like to thank all the donors who have given financial assistance to St John Singapore, especially those on our Board of Benefactors and those donating to the St John Singapore Dementia Centre Internal Renovation and Resource fund.

Finally, my heartiest congratulations to the recipients of the Orders Awards 2017!

Thank you!“In the Service of Humanity”

Dr Teh Peng Hooi KStJChairman, National St John CouncilPrior, Priory of Singapore

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Annual Report 2017VISION, MISSION, MOTTOS & VALUES

OUR VISIONTo be a leading humanitarian and charitable organisation, and to serve humanity by relieving pain and suffering.

OUR MISSION(a) To promote and encourage the work of St. John Singapore in all its aspects; and(b) To promote and encourage all works of humanity and charity for the relief of distress, suffering, sickness and danger without any distinction as to race, class or creed, and the extension of the great principles of the Order of St. John embodied in its mottoes “For the Faith” and “In the Service of Humanity”.(c) To serve mankind through training in life saving skills and health care in schools, homes organisations and the workplace in Singapore.

OUR MOTTOS‘Pro Fide’ – For the Faith; and‘Pro Utilitate Hominum’ – For the Service of Humanity.

OUR VALUESSt. John’s values are called the ‘eight beatitudes’ symbolically depicted by an eight-pointed cross of the Order of St. John. These beatitudes were seen as essential criteria for those caring for the sick and arguably should be expected by the carers of today.1. Comforting 2. Humility3. Peacemaking 4. Endurance5. Righteousness 6. Meekness7. Mercy 8. Purity

St John Singapore has applied secular meanings to the points as representing the traits of a good first aider: • Observant • Tactful • Resourceful • Dexterous • Explicit • Discriminating • Persevering • Sympathetic

The overall Business Plan for National St. John Council is to achieve the following Goals: -1. To have a trained First Aider in every school, home, organization and workplace in Singapore (Association);2. To be the preferred Charity serving humanity through life-saving skills of First Aid, nursing, occupational safety, health

care training and emergency assistance. (Council)3. To be the preferred Uniformed Group in Singapore (Brigade);4. To be an organisation adopting best practices and leveraging on information technology skills and tools, in the

pursuit of our goals. (Council)5. To provide and manage affordable health care services, (Council)6. To be the focal point for former members to keep in touch with St John and with each other and to support the

activities of St John (Fellowship).

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Annual Report 2017NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2018

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (“AGM”) OF ST. JOHN SINGAPORE WILL BE HELD AT THE ST. JOHN HEADQUARTERS BOARD ROOM ON WEDNESDAY, 13TH JUNE 2018 AT 6.00 PM

AGENDA

1. Chairman’s Address.

2. Confirmation of minutes of the last AGM of the Council held on Wednesday, 14 June 2017.

3. Adoption of the Annual Report 2017 of the Council.

4. Adoption of the Audited Accounts for the financial year ended 31 December 2017.

5. Any other business.

Mr Alex YeoHonorary SecretarySt. John Singapore

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MINUTES OF ST. JOHN COUNCIL AGM HELD ON 14TH JUNE 2017 AT ST. JOHN HQ BOARDROOM AT 6:05 PM

PRESENT: Dr Teh Peng Hooi - Chairman Dr Selan Sayampanathan - Vice-Chairman Director, St. John Association Mr Yee Fook Hong - Vice-Chairman (Yee FH) Chairman, Corporate Governance Compliance & Audit Committee Mr Benjamin Cheong - Honorary Treasurer Mr Seah Boon Chun - Assistant Honorary Treasurer (Seah BC) Chairman, Budget and Finance Committee, Chairman, Public Relations/Corp. Communications & Public Policy Committee Vice-Chairman, Human Resources Committee Prof Low Cheng Hock - Advisor (Low CH) Chairman, Disciplinary Committee Mr Foo Si Kwang - Chairman, St. John Fellowship (Foo SK) Dr Chen Sze Hua - Chairman, Overseas Humanitarian Missions Dr Siow Hua Ming - Chairman, St. John Singapore Jurong Centre Mr Tan Yak Huang - Member (Tan YH) Chairman, Programmes & Services Committee Mr Tian Mong Ching - Member (Tian MC) Mr Khoo Teck Kheng - Member (Khoo TK) Mr Chua Wee Kwang - Associate Member (Chua WK) Dr Kenneth Choy - Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Representative (Dr Choy) Ms Jenny Wong - Member

IN ATTENDANCE: Mr Albert Choong - Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mr Eric Chong - Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Mr Khoo How Thar - Finance Manager (Khoo HT)

ABSENT WITH Dr Dave Lee Yee Han - Deputy Director, St. John Association APOLOGY: Mr Ken Tan - Chairman, Building Extension Project / Building & Maintenance Committee Prof (Dr) Christopher Goh - Vice-Chairman (Prof Goh) Chief Commissioner, St. John Brigade Mr Alex Yeo - Honorary Secretary (Hon Sec) Mr Law Shun Yong - Associate Member (Law SY) Mr William Leong - Member Ms Michelle Kwong - Member Dr Png Hong Hock - Associate Member Mr Eric Ho - Ministry of Health Rep Mr Lim Chaik Pong - Associate Member Mrs Regina Lee - Ministry of Education (MOE) Rep.

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1 Council Chairman called the meeting to order at 6:05 pm.

2.0 Chairman Opening Address2.1 The Chairman gave an oral summary report for the year. Chairman mentioned that in

overall it was a productive year since last AGM 2016.

2.1.1 Local Scene a) The Building Extension: It is on track and the TOP is expected to be in August this year. Once the TOP is approved, the internal renovation works can start, to meet the requirement of Dementia Centre. b) Brigade: While this department is doing well, there is room for improvement. The council is concerned that membership is dropping especially the uniform group in the schools. There is a need to improve the membership. Chairman suggested forming corps in private schools and institutions or even in polytechnics. The Brigade is requested to look into this issue seriously. c) Association: There is concern over course revenue dropping due to competition. Chairman noted that there is stagnation in the number of courses offered. It was previously brought up that they should start first aid for toddler/infant caregivers which is very lucrative in other countries. Chairman also suggested that first aid in mental health is also a popular course undertaken by other countries. We should also look into starting this new course and that other priories are willing to assist. d) Fellowship: They are also doing well in getting donations and commended Mr Foo and his committee on this. e) Publication: Chairman thank Mr Khoo Teck Kim on his good work in producing the three monthly newsletter.

2.1.2 International Scene a) Asia Pacific Conference: Chairman informed that he and Mr Seah Boon Chun attended the conference held in New Zealand from 20 – 23 March 2017. Mr Seah will give a short briefing on the conference during the council meeting. b) Grand Council Meeting: Chairman informed that he, Dr Nathan and Albert attended the meeting which was held from 22 – 25 May 2017. Albert and Dr Nathan will later share on what they have learnt from the meeting. Chairman informed that the next grand council meeting will be in USA. In 2019, it will be Singapore’s turn to host the meeting. Chairman also informed that he has been appointed into the Executive Committee and the Honors and Awards committee for one-year term and will have to attend meetings three monthly in London. c) Humanitarian Work: Good work is being done in Phnom Penh and Batam Corp. They have made some headway in Thailand. Chairman suggested to expand to other areas, such as Myammar, Laos and Vietnam as they are Asean countries. Chairman asked if there is anyone with any link in these countries to inform him. d) Local Leadership Succession: Chairman informed that it is most likely he will stepdown as Chairman, National St John Council in June 2020 and a new Chairman will need to be elected. The new Chairman will then be the new Prior (unless objection raised by the Grand Prior). A new Chief Commissioner and Association Director will also be appointed to take over the new leadership. Chairman hoped that by then the whole organization will be strengthen and the Dementia Centre will be fully operational.

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Annual Report 2017MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2017

2.2 Confirmation of Minutes of the last AGM minutes.2.2.1 As there were no amendments to the minutes, it was proposed to be adopted by Seah

BC and seconded by Yee FH.

2.2.2 There were no matters arising from the minutes of the last meeting.

3.0 Adoption of the Annual Report3.1 Seah BC pointed out an error in page 25 - Fund Raising Event. To delete the amount

$27,793.65 under Zone 10 for F1 sale of survival kit as they did not participate in the event.

3.2 Mr Foo Si Kwang pointed out that part of the Fellowship report is missing in the Annual Report. Chairman instructed Eric to follow up with the publisher and confirm if the mistake is on their side. Mr Khoo mentioned that if the Office has signed off the final draft copies as correct, then we have no case against the publisher. Chairman suggested that in future, to avoid such mistake, the final proof draft copy should also be vetted by Heads of Department, whose reports are inside the publication.

3.3 Prof Low pointed out that there are few lay examiners in the list. Chairman agreed and it is time that we should increase the number of Lay Examiners.

3.4 There were no other comments from the members, the Annual Report 2016 was adopted; proposed by Seah BC and seconded by Tan Y H.

4.0 Audited Financial Statement for year ended December 2016 – A summary Report was represented by Seah BC on behalf of the treasurer.

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4.8 The Audited Accounts for the financial year ended 3 December 2016 was adopted by Council members, being proposed by Tan YH and seconded by Foo SK.

5.0 Any Other Business. There being no other business the meeting adjourned at 6.30pm.

Approved by:Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J.Council Chairman

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Annual Report 2017REPORT - NATIONAL ST. JOHN COUNCIL

Advisors

NATIONAL ST. JOHN COUNCIL 2017/2018

Prof (Dr) Low Cheng Hock JP, BBM, PPA(E), K.St.J.

Dr Leong Heng Keng BBM(L), K.St.J.

Chairman

Dr Teh Peng HooiK.St.J.

Vice-Chairmen

Dr Selan SayampanathanPBM, O.St.J.

Prof. (Dr) Christopher Goh Hood Keng

O.St.J

Mr Yee Fook Hong PPA, BBM, O.St.J.

Mr Bobby Lim Chye HuatBBM, K.St.J.

Hon. Secretary

Hon. Treasurer

AssistantHonorary Treasurer

Mr Alex YeoHon. Secretary

Mr Benjamin Cheong Hon. Treasurer

Mr Seah Boon ChunPB, PBS, K.St.J.

Asst Hon. Treasurer

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Members

Dr Siow Hua MingS.B.St.J.

Mr Ken Tan

Dr Chen Sze HuaK.St.J.

Mr William LeongS.B.St.J.

Dr Dave LeeS.B.St.J.

Mr Tian Mong ChingC.St.J.

Mr Khoo Teck KhengC.St.J.

Ms Jenny Wong Mei Leng Ms Michelle Kwong

Mr Foo Si KwangC.St.J.

Mr Tan Yak HuangPB, C.St.J.

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Ministries’ RepresentativesWe would like to thank the following ministries’ representatives for having served on our Council in 2017:1. Dr Kenneth Choy, PK, Deputy Director, Occupational Medicine, Occupational Safety and Health Division, Ministry of Manpower.2. Mrs Regina Lee, Principal, North Vista Secondary School representing the Ministry of Education.

Spiritual CounsellorsWe wish to thank the following 4 religious leaders for their continuous support of St John Singapore as our Spiritual Counselors

Associate Members

Ministries’ Representatives

Mrs Regina LeeMinistry of Education

Dr Kenneth Choy, PKMinistry of Manpower

Dr Png Hong HockPK, PB, S.S.St.J.

Mr Chua Wee KwangC.St.J.

Mr John LeeS.B.St.J.

Ustad Sofyan Bin

Mohd YadiRepresenting the

Islam faith

Shiva Sri U Sundaraj

ShivachariyarRepresenting the

Hindu faith

Rev Gabriel LiewRepresenting the

Christian faith

Venerable Kanugolle Rathanasara

Representing the Buddhist faith

Mr Law Shun YongBBM(L), PBM, C.St.J.

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1. Investiture 2017 The Investiture was held on 18 February 2017 at British High Commissioner’s Residence, Eden Hall. The investiture was jointly conducted by the Mr Andrew Norman Scott Wightman CMG, British High Commissioner to Singapore and Prelate of Order of St John, Right Reverend Timothy John Stevens.

Speech by Prior Dr Teh Addressed by British High Commissioner

Token of Appreciation Recipients with Guests

Mr Vincent Kou, O.St.J Mr Ma Poh How, O.St.J Mr Teo Chong Hock, O.St.J

Recipients ofOfficer Brother

Insignia

Mr Ho Kwok Choi, S.B.St.J. Mr Andrew Hung, S.B.St.J.

Recipients of Commander Brother Insignia

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Recipients of Serving Brother Insignia

Recipients ofServing Sister

Insignia

Mr George Chew An Bah Mr Chong Jin Mr Han Tian Huat

Mr Khoo Wei Boon Mr Lim Kheam Soon Alex Mr Tan Beng Ho

Mr Mohd Bin Said Mr Tan Boon Heng Roger Mr Tan Gim Chuan

Ms Jennifer Ong Geok Mooi Ms Tan Hui Sim

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2. Asia Pacific Regional Conference 2017, Auckland,New Zealand The Asia Pacific Regional Conference was hosted by St John New Zealand from 20 March 2017 to 23 March 2017 in Auckland, New Zealand. Prior, Dr Teh Peng Hooi and Mr Seah Boon Chun represented Singapore attended the Conference.

3. Welcoming Banquet for Prelate visit on 18 Feb 2017 A welcoming and Order members Re-union banquet was held on 18 Feb 2017 at National Headquarters Assembly hall.

Powhiri and New Zealand Chancellor’swelcome dinner on 21 March 2017

Delegate group photo

Presentation by Prior Sub-Prior Dinner

Arrival of Prior & Prelate Welcome address by Prior

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Welcome addressed by Dr Teh Peng Hooi,Prior, Priory of Singapore.

Arrival of Lord Prior, Prior and BritishHigh Commissioner to Singapore.

4. Lord Prior Visit Welcoming Banquet on 9 October 2017

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Blessing byPriory SpiritualCounsellors

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Bengawan Solo, My CK, Mr Lim Cheng Eng and M/S Leung Kai Fook Medical Pte Ltd pledged $50,000 each towards the Dementia Centre renovation Fund.


Mr Henry Liew from Bengawan Solo Mr Ang Chin Koon from MyCK

Mr Lim Cheng Eng Mr William Leong from LKF Medical Pte Ltd

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5. Royal Visit to Singapore 2017

6. Formation of St John Ophthalmic Association


Meeting Prince Charles at the residence of theBritish High Commissioner on 31 October 2017

Meeting with Duchess of Cornwall Camilla

Dr David Verity, consultant in eyelid, lacrimal and orbital surgery of Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is the leading provider of eye health services in the UK and a world-class centre of excellence for ophthalmic research and education.

Dr Sunny Shen, Senior Consultant of Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) and Head of the Oculoplastic Department (SNEC). He is also Deputy Head of SNEC, Ophthalmology Department, Changi General Hospital

Dr Morgan Yang, Senior Consultant of Singapore National Eye centre. He is involved in undergraduate teaching and holds a concurrent appointment as a Clinical Tutor with the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine NUS.

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The three Ophthalmic Surgeons Dr David Verity, Dr Sunny Shen & Dr Morgan Yang helped St John Singapore in setting up an Ophthalmic Association. Teaching tomorrow’s eye experts – Our experts of the St John Ophthalmic Association provide teaching and training for a wide range of eye health professionals, including clinicians from around the world who come to learn from us in the 3rd world countries.

7. Vote of Thanks to Priory Spiritual Counsellors Our appreciation to the 4 Spiritual Counsellors (Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism & Christian) for their valuable contributions to the Priory of Singapore.


Prelate of the Order, Right Reverend, Timothy John Stevens CBE and The Prior,Priory of Singapore Dr Teh Peng Hooi, KStJ with Spiritual Counsellors

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Annual Report 2017MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF BENEFACTORS

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF BENEFACTORS

李氏基金 Lee Foundation

竹林寺 Zu-Lin Temple Association

Leung Kai Fook Medical Company (Pte) Ltd

CK Holdings (2003)Pte. Ltd.

Dato Lim Kim ChongPBM, C.St.J.

Mr Lim Cheng EngBBM, S.B.St.J.

Mr George Chew Ah BaS.B.St.J.

Dr Chong JinS.B.St.J.

Dezign Format Pte LtdMr Chong Nen Sing

Mr Chan Khai PhengMr Liang Chiang HengOStJ

Bengawan Solo Pte LtdMdm Tjendri Anastasia

PBM, BBM

Mr Kenny Sim Mong Keang Mr Khoo Hang Choong

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Annual Report 2017COUNCIL COMMITTEES

Executive Committee (ExCo) Chairman: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Members: Prof Christopher Goh, O.St.J. Dr Selan Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J. Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J. Mr Alex Yeo Mr Yee Fook Hong, BBM, PPA, FCPA, OStJ Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J.

Corporate Governance Compliance & Audit Committee Chairman: Mr Yee Fook Hong, BBM, PPA, FCPA, OStJ Members: Mr Alex Yeo Mr Tan Yak Huang, PB, C.St.J. Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Dr Chen Sze Hua, K.St.J. Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J. Mr William Leong, SBStJ

Human Resource Committee Chairman: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. V-Chairman: Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Members: Mr Yee Fook Hong, BBM, PPA, FCPA, OStJ Dr Selan Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J. Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J. Ms Michelle Kwong Dr Dave Lee, S.B.St.J.

Disciplinary Committee Chairman: Prof Low Cheng Hock, JP, PPA, BBM, K.St.J. Members: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Prof Christopher Goh Hood Keng, O.St.J. Dr Selan Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J. Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J.

Appointment / Nomination Committee Chairman: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Members: Prof Christopher Goh, O.St.J. Dr Selan Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J. Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J. Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJ Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J.

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Reserve & Investment Committee Chairman: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Members: Prof Christopher Goh, O.St.J. Dr Selan Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J. Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Mr Yee Fook Hong, BBM, PPA, FCPA, OStJ Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J. Mr Benjamin Cheong

Budget & Finance Committee Chairman: Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Members: Mr Benjamin Cheong Mr Yee Fook Hong, BBM, PPA, FCPA, OStJ Dr Selan Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J. Dr Siow Hua Ming, S.B.St.J. Mr Tan Yak Huang, PB, C.St.J.

Building Extension Project / Building and Maintenance Chairman: Mr Ken Tan Members: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Dr Dave Lee, S.B.St.J. Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Mr Tian Mong Ching, C.St.J. Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJ Mr William Leong, SBStJ

Day-Care Rehabilitation & Elder-Care Centre Chairman: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Members: Mr Ken Tan Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Mr Tian Mong Ching, C.St.J. Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJ Mr William Leong, SBStJ

Programmes and Services Committee Chairman: Mr Tan Yak Huang, PB, C.St.J. Members: Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJ Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. Mr Tian Mong Ching, C.St.J. Mr Law Shun Yong, BBM(L), PBM, C.St.J.

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Public Relations/Corporate Communications & Public Policy Committee Chairmen: Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB, PBS, K.St.J. / Mr William Leong, S.B.St.J. Members: Mr Chia Keng Hian, BBM, PBM, PB, PBS, C.St.J. Mr John Lee, SBStJ Mr Hung Mow Ngiap Andrew, O.St.J. Mr Toh Yean Lih Mr David Yeo, PB, PBS, O.St.J. Mr Tang Chee Kai, CMSJ Mr Matthew Chua, S B StJ

Publications Committee Chairman: Mr Khoo Teck Kheng Vincent, C.St.J. Chief Editor: Mr Pay Gang Yi Wilson, CMSJ Senior Editors: Mr Chia Keng Hian, BBM, PBM, PB, PBS, C.St.J. Mr Hung Mow Ngiap Andrew, O.St.J. Mr Yeo Tiong Wee David, PB, PBS, , O.St.J. Members: Ms Sim Hong Suan Nancy, S.S.St.J. Mr Liu Chang Bao Night

Humanitarian Mission Committee Chairman: Dr Chen Sze Hua, K.St.J.

Fundraising Committee Chairman: Mr William Leong, SBStJ Co-Chairman: Mr Foo Si Kwang, C.St.J.

St. John Heritage Centre Working Committee Chairman: Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJ Members: Mr Ma Poh How, PBM, C.St.J Mr Andrew Hodges, C.St.J. Mr Chia Keng Hian, BBM, PBM, PB, PBS, C.St.J.

Dementia Day Care Centre Advisory Committee Chairman: Dr Teh Peng Hooi, K.St.J. Members: Dr Yeo Seen Huat Dr Tan Chue Tin Dr Yoon Peng Soon Dr Chan Kin Ming Ms Evonne Lek Mr Alex Yeo Mr Benjamin Cheong Mr Mohamed Sofian Bin Hussain Mr Desmond Foo Mr Khoo How Thar, SBStJ Mr Albert Choong, SBStJ

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Annual Report 2017STAFF LIST

Beach Road HQ 1. Chief Executive Officer: Mr Albert Choong, S.B.St.J.

2. Chief Administrative Officer: Mr Eric Chong, O.St.J.

3. Finance Manager: Mr Khoo How Thar, S.B.St.J.

4. Assistant Finance Manager: Ms Janis Wong Sok Pheng

5. Higher Accounts Executive: Ms Lee Toh Kiang Linda

6. Accounts Executives: Ms Maz Marina Bte Mohd Yusoff

7. Accounts Assistants: Ms Lee Seow Hong

8. Brigade Executive: Mr Derrick Leow Peng Keong

9. Course Manager cum Marketing Executive: Mr William Lee, CMSJ, S.B.St.J.

10. Training Officer: Mr Mohammed Taufiq Bin Mohd Rafi (left end Feb 2017)

11. Administrative Executive/Course Co-ordinator: Ms Ng Seong Keow Elizabeth, CMSJ Mr Yeo Kim Pheng Vincent Mr Ting Fook Mun Colin (joined August 2017)

12. Maintenance Officer: Mr Teh Chu Yaw, S.B.St.J.

13. Brigade Officer: Mr Sim Ling Hwa

14. Clerical Assistant cum Receptionist: Ms Dawn Teo Ling Ling

15. Storekeeper: Mr Sunny Teo Koh Loh, CMSJ, S.B.St.J.

16. Cleaner: Mr Loganaran s/o Meyappan

17. Watchman: Mr Tony Yau Tet Koon

St. John Jurong Centre

1. Centre Manager: Mr Thomas Hwa Teik Hing, CMSJ, S.B.St.J.

2. Course Coordinator cum Trainer: Mr Mohamed Rafi (left end July 2017) Ms Han Xiu Juan Melissa (joined August 2017)

3. Administrative Executive: Norolhani Binti Hasan Ms Alice Lee Bin Hua

4. Ambulance Driver. Mr Mohamed bin Said, S.B.St.J.

Staff List as at 31st December 2017

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Annual Report 2017HISTORY OF THE MOST VENERABLE ORDER OF ST. JOHN

All St. John members need to know the history of the Order of St. John dated back 900 years ago and its journey to the present.

The long history of the Order dated back to AD 1080 where the hospital in Jerusalem was for pilgrims and the care of the sick and poor under a Benedictine Order. In 1099 the staff and volunteers at the hospital were called Hospitallers. In 1113 it became an independent Order.

The Order was relocated from Jerusalem to Acre (from 1187 to 1301), Cyprus (from 1302 to 1309), Rhodes (from 1309 to 1503) and then to Malta (from 1503 to 1798) due to war, militarism, etc.

After the fall of Malta, the Hospitallers dispersed and regrouped in Europe and England. The French Knights of the Order were militarily powerful, but received no support from the Pope in Rome.

In the 1840s, the Order was reorganised with the support from the Pope. It reverted to its original aim, i.e., care for the sick. The Protestant confraternities with similar ethos and customs came into being in Northern Europe.

Today, there are 5 recognised Orders of St. John namely: 1. The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John (The Most Venerable Order) with St. John Establishments / Associations mainly in the Commonwealth Countries. Anglican origin 2. The Sovereign Military Order of Malta (The Order of Malta). Catholic origin 3. The Johanniter Order in Germany (Balley Brandenburg). Lutheran origin 4. The Johanniter Order in Netherlands (Holland) 5. The Johanniter Order in Sweden

The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John had its historical origin in England. The Medieval Priory of England was set up in AD 1144 – when the Priory in Clerkenwell was set up as the England’s Headquarters of the Order. An old St. John Gate was built in 1504.

In April 1540 – By Act of Parliament, King Henry VIII dissolved the Order in England conferring its estates to the Crown.

In early 19th Century, the British Order of St. John was in disarray, influenced by French knights who were not recognized by The Pope.

1860s – Under the Duke of Manchester (Prior 1861 – 8), the British Order of St. John started to gain prominence.

1873 – First ambulance service at Staffordshire.

1874 – Acquired and bought back the the estates i.e. old Priory Gatehouse in Clerkenwell.

1877 – Formation of the St. John Ambulance Association (SJAA).

1883 – SJAA set up in Australia, the West Indies, India, Gibraltar & Malta.

1885 – SJAA in New Zealand, Singapore

1887 – UK, St. John Ambulance Brigade.

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1891 – SJAA South Africa and soon after to Germany, Russia and the US; and subsequently to other Commonwealth countries.

English Order of St. John formed the Ophthalmic Hospital in Jerusalem in 1882.

14 May 1888 – Queen Victoria gave royal ascent for Royal Charter of Incorporation and St. John became an Order of the British Crown with the Queen as its Sovereign Head.

The Most Venerable Order of St. John Today48 Establishments – 8 Priories, 5 Commanderies, 32 Associations, St. John Eye Hospital, Republic of Ireland and Cameroon.

1907 – Supplementary Royal Charter empowering Grand Prior to establish Priories overseas.1918 – Priory of Wales1942 – Priory of South Africa1946 – Priories of Canada, Australia and New Zealand1947 – Priory of Scotland1996 – Priory of United States1999 – Reconstitution of the Order gave parity to overseas Priories. Formation of Grand Council and abolishment of the Chapter General.

Development of St. John Ambulance Singapore1. 1885 – The St John Ambulance Association, Singapore Centre was established. A provisional committee was formed in a meeting held on 3 June 1885, chaired by the acting Governor of the Straits Settlements. 2. 1935 – Dr. J.S. Webster,O.St.J., a radiologist with the Medical Services of the General Hospital, Singapore organised First Aid lectures in Singapore.3. 1938 – Formation of first division of the Brigade just before Second World War.4. Formation of the Medical Auxillary Service (just before Singapore invaded by Japan)5. After World War II and fall of Japan. 1945 – St. John Singapore reborn with support from Lady Superintendent-in-Chief, the Countess Mountbatten of Burma. 6. 1952 – Formation of National St. John Council7. October 1969 – Jurong Sub-Centre established. Upgraded as a full Jurong Centre in 1994.8. June 1978 – Brigade attained National HQ status. Appointments of Chief Commissioner, Deputy Chief Commissioner, Chief Surgeon, Chief Superintendent (Nursing), 4 Districts & 10 Areas.9. 1996 – Restructuring of Brigade. District level removed. Area renamed as Zone. 10 Zone Commissioners. 10. St. John Ambulance Association – teaching & certification of First Aid, Home Nursing, CPR, BCLS, Higher First Aid, Method of Instruction, Occupational First Aid, etc. Teaching & certification arm of St. John, Singapore. After Second World War, works continue to grow from strength to strength.11. Formation of St. John Fellowship, 20th April 199612. 11th January 2014 – St. John Ambulance Singapore was elevated to a Priory. It placed St. John Singapore on par in status with the then nine existing Priories, among which are those of England, the United States, Canada and Australia. The elevation implied that Singapore was represented in the Grand Council in London, the governing body of the Order and therefore had a voice in charting the future direction of St. John internationally.

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Registration and ComplianceThe St. John Singapore (“SJS” in short) is a voluntary welfare Organisation and registered as a society under the Societies Act on 28 July 1970. It is also registered as a Charity and is recognized as an Institution of Public Character (IPC) which allows our donors to enjoy tax deductions. SJS is governed by the Constitution of SJS and has complied with the Code of Governance for Charities and Institutions of Public Character.

Members of the CouncilSJS is governed by a volunteer Board of Council Members (BOCM) whose members are appointed according to the SJS’s Constitution. Being the highest policy and decision making body of SJS, the BOCM has the ultimate responsibility of ensuring that SJS is governed and managed responsibly and prudently to ensure the effectiveness, credibility and sustainability of the organization.

The BOCM presently comprises the Council Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and other Board Members. The BOCM charts the overall direction of SJS and is responsible for the promotion of the Policy and Programmes of SJS. It oversees the direction of SJS and ensures that SJS’s principles are adhered to. All members serve a two two-year terms and can stand for re-election after their tenure during the Annual General Meeting. The Honorary Treasurer serves a one two-year term and can only be eligible for re-election to the same post after a lapse of one term.

Election of Office BearersThe Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, Honorary Secretary and Honorary Treasurer of the Council are elected / appointed from amongst its members. Other members of the Council are appointed by the Chairman after consultation with such other persons, if any, as he may deem fit to consult.

Executive CommitteeThe Executive Committee (ExCo) which has been formed since 2011 comprises the Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and at least one other member. It has executive powers to administer the affairs of SJS in accordance with its Constitution and provides guidance and oversight to the management on the operations of SJS. These include the setting of policies on operational matters and approval of expenditures within the financial limits provided for in the financial procedure manual. ExCo shall keep the BOCM fully appraised on the affairs of SJS and where appropriate, refer certain matters to the BOCM for approval.

CommitteesAt the first meeting of the BOCM immediately following the Annual General Meeting, the Chairman shall appoint such committees as may be deemed necessary. The committees are responsible for overseeing the Departments under their purview and provide policy directions and guidance to the ExCo and Management. The Chairman and the Honorary Secretary shall be ex-officio members of the committees.

Honorary TreasurerThe Honorary Treasurer is duly appointed under the Constitution of SJS and shall be responsible for the proper functioning of the Management administrating financial matters.

Chief Executive OfficerThe Chief Executive Officer supervises the work of all employees. He is in attendance at all meetings of the Board to provide information and Secretariat support.

Auditor The accounts of SJS are audited annually by a public accountant appointed by SJS.

Financial ManagementThe financial statements of SJS are drawn up in accordance with the Statement of Recommended Accounting Practice (RAP 6) and the Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (FRS).

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Fund Raising and DonationsSJS has established internal guidelines on fundraising that are adhered to for all fundraising events. These guidelines are based on the best practices set out by the National Council of Social Service and the Charity Council. The committee for each fundraising event consists of volunteers and supported by staff. The donors are informed of our objectives and targets. The funds raised are for supporting SJS programmes and activities in “Service to Humanity”.

Conflict of Interest PolicyEvery person who has been or will be in any way, whether directly or indirectly, faced with a conflict situation (actual, potential or perceived) are required to make a full and frank disclosure to the parties responsible for making the decision and are excluded from the decision making process relating to that matter. Immediate family members are treated as an interest of that person, and include the spouse, siblings, parents and children.

All interested person transactions pertaining to staff of SJS must have obtained the prior approval of the Chairman.Interested person transaction pertaining to the BOCM must obtain the prior approval of the Chairman and any transaction that the Chairman is an interested person, must obtain the prior approval of the Audit -Committee. All BOCM made annual declaration at the beginning of the term.

Reserves PolicySJS targets to keep about three months of operational expenses as short term investment in the form of fixed deposits on month-to-month basis with auto rollover; and in fixed deposits for a period of three months and thereon. The rest of the money shall be kept as investment in the following form: (a) as capital expenditure for the building and carpark extension; (b) invest in Government Bonds as a long term investment; (c) deposit as long term Fixed Deposit with the banks for a period of three years and thereon.

Restricted FundAt present, Bursary Fund is a restricted fund set up by Zone 9 of the Brigade to provide bursaries and scholarship awards to deserving cadet members of Zone 9. Interest earned from and disbursements made out of this fund is credited to and deducted respectively from this fund. In future, a St John Bursary Fund is being considered.

Designated Fund for CorpsThis Designated Fund represents allocations by certain Zones of the Brigade to their respective Corps in prior years. The allocation was made out of proceeds from fundraising events. These funds are meant for Corps’ expenses only.

Investment CommitteeThe Investment Committee is appointed by the BOCM to exercise prudence and good stewardship in relation to the investment of SJS funds to look into generating higher returns in the long run with a reasonable amount of risk.

Audit CommitteeThe Audit -Committee is appointed by the BOCM to assist SJS in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities for the financial reporting process, the system of internal control, the audit process, and SJS’s process for monitoring compliance with the laws and regulations and the code of conduct.

Whistle Blowing PolicySJS whistle blowing policy aims to provide an avenue for staff, volunteers and external parties to raise concerns and offer reassurance that they will be protected from victimization for whistle blowing in good faith.This policy covers issues where the following may be suspected: 1. Corruption 2. Acts of fraud 3. Theft and/misuse of SJS’s properties, assets or resources 4. Breach of laws

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2017 was a difficult year for the St John Association. For part of the year, we were working at a 40% reduction in staff strength, and for the rest of the year, we worked with a 20% reduction in staff strength. In spite of that, we showed a year on year increase in revenue from Courses for the past 3 years in succession. All this has to be attributed to the increased work production by the volunteers and the existing staff.

We were re-accredited for Adult First Aid Courses and AED Courses.

In addition to our usual courses, we held a Higher First Aid Course. We hope that the successful candidates will actively contribute to conducting First Aid Courses.

And we hope that the thousands of people who hold St John First Aid certificates will practice the skills they learnt in a manner, which will make a difference to society. It is for this reason that the Association must improve standards and reach out to more people continuously.

Pro Fide (For the Faith)Pro Utilitate Hominum (For the service of Humanity)

St John Association Singapore Management CommitteeDirector: Dr S. R. E Sayampanathan PBM, O.St.J

Deputy Director (Operations) cum Chairman, First Aid Courses: Dr Dave Lee S.B. St.J

Deputy Director (Administration) cum Chairman, Higher First Aid Course: Dr Sanjay Nalachandran S.B.St.J

Honarary Secretary: Ms Christina Christine Loh S.S.St.J (left in May 2017)

Honorary Treasurer: Mr Roger Tan S.B. St.J

Chairman, Jurong Centre cum Vice-Chairman, Adult First Aid and Occupational First Aid Courses: Dr Siow Hua Ming S.B.St.J

Chairman, Occupational First Aid cumAssociation’s Examiners and Trainers (AssETs): Mr Chua Wee Kwang C. St.J

Chairman, Basic Cardiac Life Support Course: Dr Jonathan Yap

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ST JOHN ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE

Dr S. R. E. Sayampanathan, PBM, O.St.J,MBBS (S’pore), FRCS (Edin), FICS (USA), FAMS (Orth)Director of St John Association Singapore

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Chairman, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillation (AED) Course: Dr Faraz Zarisfi

Chairman, Publication: Mr Khoo Teck Kheng

Vice-chairman, Association’s Examiners and Trainers (AssETs): Mr Eric Lee

Member: Mr Alfred Tan (joined in March 2017)

Course DepartmentCourse Manager cum Marketing Executive: Mr William Lee, S.B.St.J., CMSJ

Training Officer: Mr Mohammed Taufiq Bin Mohd Rafi (left end Feb 2017)

Administrative Executive/Course Co-ordinator: Ms Ng Seong Keow Elizabeth, CMSJ Mr Yeo Kim Pheng Vincent Mr Ting Fook Mun Colin (joined August 2017)

St John Association Courses Statistics

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St John Association First Aid Trainers and Examiners 2017 RecordFirst Aid Examiners’ Record


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First Aid Trainers’ Record


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St John Association Life Support Courses Instructors’ 2017 RecordCPR+AED Instructors’ 2017 Record

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BCLS Instructors’ 2017 Record

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1. Strength: Year 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Strength 5954 5225 4940 4831 4760 4460 There was a drop of 7% in the total strength as compared with previous Year 2016 due to merging/closing of schools in 2017/2018.

2. Establishment: National Headquarters: Chief Commissioner : Prof (Dr) Christopher Goh OStJ Deputy Chief Commissioner : Mr Tan Yak Huang, PB,CStJ Chief Surgeon : Dr Nelson Chua, PBS, OStJ Senior Assistant Chief Commissioner (operations) : Mr Tian Mong Ching CStJ Senior Assistant Chief Commissioner (Admin) : Mr Seah Boon Chun, PB PBS KStJ Deputy Chief Surgeon : Dr Alvin Ng SBStJ Chief Nursing Officer : Dr Png Hong Hock PK,PBS,SSStJ Assistant Chief Commissioner : Mr Chua Wee Kwang, CStJ Assistant Chief Commissioner : Mr Chia Keng Hian, BBM(L),PBM,PB,PBS,CStJ Assistant Chief Commissioner : Mr Chua Sock Kiang,PBM,PB,PBS,OStJ Assistant Chief Commissioner : Mr Law Shun Yong, BBM(L), CStJ Acting Asst. Chief Commissioner : Mr Eric Lee, OStJ (from 1 Oct 2017) Acting Asst. Chief Commissioner : Mr Bernard Koh SBStJ (from 1 Oct 2017) Commissioner (Finance) : Mr David Yeo Tiong Wee, PB, OStJ Commissioner (Special Duty) : Mr Tan Yew Poh, SBStJ Commissioner (Programme & Education) : Mr Eric Koh Siak Hong, PK, OStJ (till 1 Nov 2017) Commissioner (Training) : Mr John Lee, SBStJ

Zone Commissioners: Zone1 : Ms Nancy Low SSStJ Zone 2 : Mr Cheng Chung Hsien SBStJ Zone 3 : Mr Sarizan Ahmad SBStJ Zone 4 (Deputy Zone Commissioner) : Mr Lerwin Nai Wee Beng (w.e.f 1 Oct 2017) Zone 5 : Ms Mandy Chiang OSStJ Zone 6 : Mr Jerry Ko SBStJ Zone 7 : Mr Vincent Kuo CStJ Zone 8 : Mr Chin Chee Wah SBStJ Zone 9 : Mr Koh Yen Chieh SBStJ Zone 10 : Ms Wendy Neo OSStJ

Deputy Zone Commissioners Zone 5 : Mr Wong Yau Leung Zone 9 : Mr Tan Choon Siong SBStJ Zone 10 : Ms Agnes Liow SSStJ

Prof. (Dr) Christopher Goh Hood Keng, O.St.J.Chief CommissionerSt. John Brigade

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3. Visit by the two Newly appointed Great Officers from Order of St John

4. National First aid Competition The Inter-Corps (School) First aid Competitions between the schools were conducted by the Zones in the early part of 2017. The Winning Teams were selected to represent their Zones to compete in the National First aid Competition held on 28 May 2017 at Ngee Ann Polytechnic.

The Prize Presentation Ceremony was held immediate after the Competition and the following Champion teams from the 4 categories were selected to represent Singapore in the 31st Singapore – Malaysia First aid & Home Nursing Competition.

5. 31st Singapore-Malaysia First Aid & Home Nursing Competition Singapore hosted the 31st Singapore- Malaysia First Aid & Home Nursing Competition on 23 July 2017 at Nanyang Polytechnic. The following members represented Singapore in the Competition.

REPORT - ST. JOHN BRIGADE

PRELATE VISIT

The Prelate, The Right Reverend Timothy John Stevens visited Singapore from 16 – 20 February 2017

VISIT BY THE LORD PRIOR

Sir Malcolm Ross GCVO OBE, Lord Prior of The Order visited Singapore from 8 – 12 October 2017

Champion Teams with Guests of Honour

Ambulance Adult Team

Hwa Chong Institution Corps, Zone 7

Nursing Adult Team

Dunman High School Corps, Zone 8

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The Competition Opening Ceremony was officiated by Mr. Amrin Amin, Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Health in the morning.

Judges- SAF Medical Institution & NYP Lecturers


Ambulance Cadet Team

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), Zone 4

Nursing Cadet Team

River Valley High School, Zone 9

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The Banquet & Prize Presentation Ceremony was held in the same day evening at the Chui Huay Lim Ballroom, 190 Keng Lee Road from 7:30 pm. Dr Amy Khor, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of the Environment & Water Resources & Ministry of Health was invited to present the Challenge Trophies to the following winning teams.


Arrival of Dr Amy Khor, Senior Minister of State (Health and Env & Water Resources)

Welcome Speech by Prof ChristopherChief Commissioner

Speech by Dato Lai See Ming

Addressed by SMS Dr Amy Khor

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Winners of Competition


Ambulance Cadet – Malaysia Team Nursing Cadet – Malaysia Team

Ambulance Adult – Singapore Team Nursing Adult - Singapore Team

The Best Leader Trophies were won by the following members:

Friendly Competition between Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong Previously St John Hong Kong was always invited to the Singapore Malaysia First aid & Home Nursing Competition as Observer. This is the first time we organised a Friendly Competition between the 3 Associations. Each Association sent a mixed team of 5 members to contest on first aid & Home Nursing knowledge.

Nursing SectionQuek Joo Yee of Singapore

Ambulance SectionNg Yi Han of Malaysia

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Champion – Hong Kong 2nd - Singapore Team 3rd - Malaysia Team

Members of the newly formed St John Brigade Overseas Corps in Batam Corps (Indonesia) and Phnom Penh Corps (Cambodia) were also invited as observers. Both Corps members interacted with peers from Malaysia & Hong Kong.

St John Brigade would like to place on record our appreciation to the following: a) The Singapore Armed Forces Medical Training Institute and Lecturers from Nanyang Polytechnic for adjudicating at the Competition b) The Principal of Nanyang Polytechnic for allowing us to hold the competition at their Campus and c) Brigade Presidents Mr Ang Chin Koon, PBM, SBStJ, Mr Kun Kay Hong, BBM(L), CStJ, Mr Teo Chong Hock CStJ and Mr Bobby Lim, BBM,KStJ for their generous sponsorship. Individuals and companies for their support via advertising.

6. Training a) Brigade Officer Training Course The Brigade Officer Course commenced on 25 February 2017, 44 Cadets were commissioned as Corps Staff Officer (6) and the Commissioning Parade was held on 24 June 2017 at Maris Stella High school premises.

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3 days Camp Craft Training at Saribun Scout campsite in April 2017

Commissioning Parade on 24 June 2017

Banquet at Qianxi Restaurant

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b) National Basic Drill Instructor Course

c) Teacher Officer Training Course (TOC) Twenty-three teachers from various secondary schools attended the TOC conducted by Brigade National Headquarters from 31 Oct 2017 to 3 Nov 2017 at Headquarters premises. The TOC Graduation Ceremony was held on 3 Nov 2017 graced by Dr Teh Peng Hooi, Prior/Council Chairman

The Graduation Parade held on 18 March 2017 at Naval Base Secondary School premises graced by Chief Commissioner. 80 members from various Zones successfully completed their training.

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d) Warrant Officer Training Course The Warrant Officers Graduation Ceremony held on Sunday, 13 August 2017 at NHQ show the graduation of five new Warrant Officers joint the ranks of the Brigade. The Chief Commissioner was present and officiated the ceremony.


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7. Brigade Annual Presentation 2017 The Brigade Annual Awards Presentation ceremony was held on 8 October 2017 at NHQ Assembly hall during the visit of Lord Prior, Sir Malcolm Ross, GCVO, OBE.


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The Commendation medal was presented to the following officers in recognition for their outstanding contribution to the Brigade by Lord Prior: 1 Mr Tan Tuan Hong, Zone Superintendent, Zone 2 2. Mr Gerald Lim Lee Meng, Zone President, Zone 6 3. Mr Ong Jing Jie, Zone Staff Officer, Zone 6 4. Mr Nazirudeen Bin Khaja Mohideen, Zone Staff Officer, Zone 6 5. Mr Tang Chee Kai, WO(1) NHQ 6. Mr Loh York Liang Peter, WO(3) Zone 8 Long Service Awards Insignias were also presented to the following Brigade Officers: a) Laurel Leaf ( 50 years of Service & above) Mr Seah Boon Chun, Sr. Asst. Chief Commissioner Mr Chia Keng Hian, Asst. Chief Commissioner

b) 7th Gilt Service Bar (45 years of Service) Mr Tan Yew Poh, Commissioner, NHQ

c) 6th Gilt Service Bar (40 years of Service) Mr Sim Loy Liang, Zone Staff Officer (2), Zone 10

a) 4th Gilt Service Bar (30 years of Service) Prof Christopher Goh, Chief Commissioner

b) 3rd Service Bar (25 years of Service) Dr Nelson Chua Ping Ping, Chief Surgeon Dr Png Hong Hock, Chief Nursing Officer Ms Liow Khee Fung Agnes, Deputy Zone Commissioner, Zone 10 Mr Soh Boon Ngee, Zone Staff Officer (3), Zone 10

c) 2nd Bar (20 Years of Service) d) 1st Bar (15 Years of Service) Mr Wong Yau Leung A/Prof Tay Sook Muay. Mr Chan Hin Kei Enoch Mr Toh Yean Lih Mr Lee Chee Sing Mr Heng Yun Si Ms Ong Li Yen Mr Bek Jun Hao Mr Khoo Wei Boon Mr Ong Poh Boon Ms Tan Hui Sim Mr Tan Yong Lee e) 12 Years Service Medal Ms Lim Sze Wee Zoeraine Dr Lee Wei Chee Ms Lim Han Ying Mr Tang Sing Yuen Ms Eu Jia Min Mr Ching Zheng Yee Ms Ng Yi Jun Ms Tang Diya Ms Tan Yan Ping Samantha Ms Chong Wan Teng Mr Eng Yufan Ms Ho Teng Teng Ms Chai Chang Yu Mr Quek Jia Hong Ms Tan Ying Suan Mr Ng Kian Long Robin


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Commendation Medal toMr Tang Chee Kai

Laurel Leaf to Mr Seah Boon Chun

Laurel Leaf toMr Chia Keng Hian

1st Gilt Bar to Prof Christopher Goh

3rd Service Bar toDr Nelson Chua

3rd Service Bar to Dr Jane Png

Service Medal toDr Lee Wai Chee

Warrant of Appointment toMr John Lee

Service medals and Warrant of Appointment were also presented to the officers by Chief Commissioner.

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The St John day Presentation was held on 1 July 2017 at Nanyang Polytechnic Auditorium. This event was graced by Dr Teo Ho Pin, Mayor of North-West CDC.

Address by Dr Teo

8. St. John’s Day Presentation

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5-Year Service Medal Warrant of Appointment

List of Corps Achievement Award (CAA) Winners:

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10. Fundraising Events a) Flag Day Collection

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b) Walkathon 2017 The total collection for 2017 was $76 K and the walk was held on 22 October 2017 at Bedok Reservoir Park, flagged off by Council Chairman Dr Teh Peng Hooi at 8.30 am

11. Remembrance Day


Civilian War Memorial Ceremony held on 15 February 2017

Officers & members from Zone 2 representing St John to attend the Observation Ceremony held on 12 Nov 2017 at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery. ACC Chua Sock Kiang representing St John to lay the floral wreath.

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12. Hospital Attachment Training 162 cadets from various school corps participated in the Hospitals Attachment Program during the school vocation from 20 November 2017 to 15 December 2017.

Our appreciation to the following restructured hospitals which allowed our students to do their attachment and also the staff for guiding our members during the attachment period. a) Singapore General Hospital b) Tan Tock Seng Hospital c) Changi General Hospital d) Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and e) Ng Teng Fong General Hospital

13. Development of Overseas St John Corps a) Batam Corps (Indonesia) 1) Orientation Course in Singapore For better understanding of the organisational structure & activities of St John Singapore, 11 of the newly recruited first aiders were invited to attend an orientation course conducted in Singapore on 18 to 19 February 2017 during the Prelate Visit & Investiture held at the British High Commissioner’s Residence, Eden Hall on 18 February 2017.


To witness Priory Investiture conducted at Eden Hall British High Commissioner Residence

Essential Nursing Course

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2) Inauguration of Batam Corps Ceremony 巴淡大队成立典礼 The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing Ceremony and Batam Corps inauguration Ceremony was held on 19 February 2017. Mr Beny Suwandi (陈建源律師) is appointed as coordinating Brigade President of Batam Corps under Zone 9 strength.

Zone 9 will coordinate all first aid, AED/CPR & training courses for Batam Corps for the time being.


Our appreciation to the following for conducting the Orientation Course to the members of Batam Corps:Ms Chew Siew Fong, Ms Tan Zi Hui,Mr Simon Ow, Mr Simon Quek,Mr Enoch Chan, Mr Derrick Leow and Ms Esther

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Exchange of MOU between Prof Christopher Goh, OStJ Chief Commissioner and Mr Beny Suwandi , Chairman of Chinese Indonesian Association, witness by Dr Teh Peng Hooi, KStJ Prior, Priory of Singapore.

Chief Commissioner presented the Corps Registration Certificate to Mr Beny Suwandi (Left bottom)

Dr Teh Peng Hooi, Prior, Priory of Singapore presented the Warrant of Appointment to Mr Beny Suwandi.

Mr Beny Suwandi, Chairman of the Chinese Indonesian Association (CIA) and an Advocate-legal consultant practising in Indonesia. He is appointed as Brigade President to coordonate the activities of St John Batam Corps in Indonesia (Batam & Riao Islands).

Souvenir to Dr Teh Pledged by members of Batam Corpsled by Mr Beny Suwandi

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b) Phnom Penh Corps The Corps was formed in August 2015. Currently, they have about 250 members, officers, Surgeon & Corps Presidents.


Group photo of members of St John Batam Corps with (L – R) Mr Beny Suwandi, Brigade President i/c, Senior Asst. Chief Commissioner Seah Boon Chun KStJ, Chief Commissioner Prof. Christopher Goh, OStJ, Prelate of Order of St John Right Reverend Timothy John Stevens CBE, Dr Teh Peng Hooi,KStJ Prior, Priory of Singapore/Chairman National St John

Council and Deputy Chief Commissioner Tan Yak Huang CStJ

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14. Zone activities a) Ray of Light Humanitarian Project in Cambodia by Zone 2

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b) Zone 5 Charity Luncheon was held on 29 July 2017 at M/S Yan Palace Restaurant. The event were graced by the following:

c) Zone 7 Presentation was also held on 29 July 2017 at Nan Hua High School premises. Minister for Social & Family, Desmond Lee was invited as Guest-of-Honour to officiate the event.

Guests-of-Honour: Prof Low Cheng Hock, Mr Kun Kay Hong & Mr Bobby Lim

Minister’s salute Addressed by Minister

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Inspection of Guard-of-Honour Exhibition Panel

Pledge to Board of Benefactor Bursary Award

Warrant of Appointment Scholarship Award

Souvenir to Minister (MSF) Desmond Lee

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d) SINMAL Camp in Malaysia – Zone 9

15. Conclusion Token of Appreciation

On behalf of St John Singapore, we placed on records our sincere thank to Mr Foo Chin Wei, Asst. Director (UG2) of CCEB (MOE) for his significant contributions to the Brigade and valuable advice to the Brigade Executive Committee over the years as MOE Representative.

In conclusion, I would like to express my gratitude to school Principals. Teachers, MOE officers, Brigade Presidents, Brigade Surgeon, Nursing officers, Officers and members for their involvement and help in maintaining the good image of the Brigade as an active voluntary organisation serving the Nation.

Prof. Christopher Goh, OStJ Chief Commissioner

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Brigade Board of Presidents 2017/2018[2017/2018年度救伤队总部主席团]

Dr Teh Peng Hooi 郑炳辉医生

K.St.J.Prior, Priory of Singapore/Chairman National St John

Council

Prof. (Dr) Low Cheng Hock刘振福教授

JP,PPA(E),BBM,K.St.J.Advisor

Prof. (Dr) Christopher Goh 吴福庆教授

O.St.J.Advisor

Dr Chen Sze Hua陈斯华医生

K.St.J.Advisor

Dr Leong Heng Keng梁庆经博士BBM(L), K.St.J

Chairman

Mr Kun Kay Hong江启逢

BBM(L), C.St.J.Vice-Chairman

Mr Teo Chong Hong张冲福C.St.J.

Vice-Chairman

Mr Bobby Lim 林再发

BBM, K.St.J.Vice-Chairman

Mr Ang Chin Koon洪振群

PBM, SBStJHon Treasurer

Mr Law Shun Yong刘孝勇

BBM (L), C.St.J.Honorary Secretary

Board Members

Mr Kenny SimBrigade President

Mr Patrick Khoo邱汉春

Brigade President

Mr Liew Kim Swee, 刘金水

PBM, O.StJ.Zone 5

Mr Siow Yong Fong,萧永煌S.B.St.J.Zone 5

Mr Ho Kwok Choi,何国才

BBM, O.St.J.Zone 6

Mr Chong Chong Choong 张长中O.St.J.Zone 7

Mr Ong San Heng王山兴

PBM, O.St.J.Zone 7

Mr Liang Chiang Heng 连长兴O.St.J.Zone 8

Dr William Chung Tang Fong钟腾芳博士PBM, BBM

Zone 9

Mr Goh Hock Mong 吴福茂O.St.J.

Zone 10

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Annual Report 2017LIST OF ZONES 2017

Zone 1• Bedok Green Secondary School• CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School• Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School• Peirce Secondary School

Zone 2• Anglican High School• Bedok View Secondary School• East Spring Secondary School• Junyuan Secondary School• Yuying Secondary School

Zone 3• Anderson Secondary School• Deyi Secondary School• St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School• St. Joseph’s Institution• Yishun Town Secondary School

Zone 4• Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)• CHIJ Katong Convent• CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent• Chua Chu Kang Secondary School• Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School• St. Andrew’s Secondary School• Swiss Cottage Secondary School• Westwood Secondary School

Zone 5• Canberra Secondary School• Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)• Dunearn Secondary School• Nanyang Girls’ High School• New Town Secondary School• Queensway Secondary School• Zhonghua Secondary School

Zone 6• Bukit Merah Secondary School• Bukit Panjang Govt. High School• Fajar Secondary School• NUS High School of Mathematics and Science• Riverside Secondary School• Teck Whye Secondary School• Woodlands Secondary School• Woodlands Ring Secondary School• Yishun Secondary School

Zone 7• Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School• Hwa Chong Institution (High School)• Nan Hua High School• Naval Base Secondary School• North Vista Secondary School• Tanglin Secondary School• Xinmin Secondary School

Zone 8• Chung Cheng High School (Main)• Dunman High School• East View Secondary School• Greenview Secondary School• Peicai Secondary School• Tampines Secondary School

Zone 9• Boon Lay Secondary School• Bukit Batok Secondary School• Clementi Town Secondary School• Jurongville Secondary School• River Valley High School

Zone 10• Catholic High School• Damai Secondary School• Gan Eng Seng School• Hai Sing Catholic School• Holy Innocents’ High School• Maris Stella High School• Kranji Secondary School

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Annual Report 2017REPORT - ST. JOHN FELLOWSHIP

ChairmanVice-Chairman Vice-Chairman Hon Secretary Asst Hon SecretaryHon TreasurerAsst Hon Treasurer

Members

Hon. Presidents

Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJMr Andrew Hodges, CStJMr Ma Poh How, CStJ, PBM Mr Chia Keng Hian, CStJ, BBM, PB, PBS Mdm Sim Hong Suan, Nancy, SSStJMr Chiong Tiow Lok, SBStJMr Ong Puay Guan, Steven

Mr Chan Chiok Hoong, CMSJMr Chan Kok Hiong, SBStJMr Goh Cheng Lian, SBStJ, BBM Mr Goh Siew TiongMs Goh Woei Lih PBM Mr Lim Chaik Pong, OStJ, PBS Mr Liu Chang Bao Night Mr Lau Choong PheowMr Mak Yew Wing, SBStJ, PBM, PBS Mr Yeo Lye Hock Frederick, SBStJ, PBM Mr Lock, Dennis Anthony, SBStJMs Felicia Brown, SSStJ Mr Tan Peng Siak, SBStJMr Goh Kai Kia Mr John Cann

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Mr Foo Si Kwang, CStJChairmanSt. John Fellowship

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ABOUT USThe Singapore St John Fellowship (SJF) is the old comrades association for former members to keep in touch with St John and with each other. The membership of the Fellowship is open to all former and existing St John members as well as their family members. Since its inception in 1996 as an arm of St John Singapore, the Fellowship has been active in supporting the activities of St John Singapore and organising social activities for its members.

Internationally, the SJF movement was initiated at the meeting of the Council of St John Grand Priory held on 29 October 1986, where it was agreed that St John Fellowship should be officially recognized as a branch of the Order, answerable to the Order for the conduct and good governance of its affairs. This has since grown to 224 branches. More details are available at http://www.sja.org.uk/sja/what-we-do/st-john-fellowship.aspx.

KEY ACTIVITIES OF 2017Lunar New Year Party for Senior CitizensThe Fellowship held a Chinese New Year Party for 200 senior citizens on 15 January 2017 at St John Headquarters. The programme included cultural performances and distribution of red packets and goodie bags to the senior citizens. The organising team was led by Mr David Lim.

Visit of The Prelate of The OrderThe Fellowship co-hosted a reception to welcome the Prelate of the Order of St John, The Right Reverent Timothy John Stevens, CBE, GCStJ on his visit to the St John Headquarters on 18 February 2017. Together with SJA Director, Dr Selan Sayampanathan and CEO Albert Choong, the team invited VIP to tour the Dementia Centre and view the key facilities of our Headquarters.

Macau-Hong Kong Trip20 Fellowship members and their families went on a 5-day trip to Macau and Hong Kong from 30 August to 4 September 2017. It was a fun-filled experience with exciting sightseeing at key tourist attractions, sumptuous local meals and great fellowship. The team was led by SJF Chairman, Mr Foo Si Kwang, with the support of three advisors, namely, Mr Bobby Lim, KStJ, BBM, Dr Chen Sze Hua, KStJ and Mr Lim Seng Hock, OStJ

Besides sightseeing, the team spent a fruitful day with Hong Kong St John Ambulance on 2 September. They attended the Youth Command (New Territories) First Aid/Home Nursing Competitions. At the SJA HK Headquarters, they paid a courtesy call on Council Chairman, Dr Chung Chin-Hung, KStJ, with a sharing session and exchange of souvenirs. They then visited the Hong Kong Island Command HQ where they were briefed about the round-the-clock operation and training programs. They greatly appreciated the warm hospitality extended by the team led by Chief Commissioner, Mr Afred Poon Sun-Biu, CStJ. They immensely enjoyed the fellowship during the sumptuous lunch and dinner receptions hosted by them.

Lord Prior Visit And Welcome DinnerSt John Fellowship was tasked by the Council to organise the welcome dinner for Lord Prior, Sir Malcolm Ross during his visit. This function was held on 9 October 2017 at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel. The organising team was led by Mr Foo Si Kwang, with Mr Andrew Hodges serving as the Master of Ceremony.

Prior to this function, the Fellowship team jointly hosted a reception with St John Association for Sir Malcolm Ross at the St John Headquarters, where he also toured around the Dementia Centre under construction and the St John Heritage Centre. Other Activities Our members continued to network among themselves through festive gatherings, outings, community projects and other St John functions. Apart from the St John Newsletter, circulars were distributed to members to inform them of the latest developments and activities.

The Fellowship continued to support the key events/activities of the Council and other St. John units, including the Investiture, gathering of Order Members and General Inspection of St John Brigade. Messrs Foo Si Kwang, Ma Poh How and Chia Keng Hian continued to sit in the St John Fund Raising Committee. Together with Mr Andrew Hodges, they have managed the Heritage Centre.

Foo Si Kwang, CStJChairman, St John Fellowship

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Chinese New Year party with senior citizens Distributing red packages and goodie bags

Receiving the Prelate of the Order of St John at the St John Heritage Centre Mr Ma Poh How receiving CStJ award at Investiture 2017

Sighting in Macau Having great in Hong Kong

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Visiting Hong Kong SJAB Kowloon & NT Command HQand Hong Kong Island Command HQ

Calling on SJA HK Council Chairman and exchanging souvenirs

Receiving Lord Prior at the headquarters Organising the Welcome Dinner for Lord Prior

At the annual awards presentation of Zone 7 Spending quality times together

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Annual Report 2017REPORT - JURONG CENTRE

Dr Siow Hua Ming, SBStJChairmanSt. John Jurong Centre

Introduction Jurong Centre has overcome the challenges of 2016 and moved toward a course of steady growth. This continuous growth is the result of a close-knit tripartite effort between the management team, administration team and the trainers, instructors and examiners.

Meeting the challenging slowdown in learner enrolment and competition from new training centres, the administrative team ventured out in a series of goodwill visits, discussions and road shows to market and promote the first aid training provided by St John Singapore.

We have managed to secure a one-year first aid training contract for NUS and a new training arrangement with a premier Bus Company.

One of our regular trainers, Ms Melissa Han joined the team on 16 August 2017 replacing Trainer / Administrator, Mr Mohd Rafi.

Jurong Centre as a Premier First Aid Training Centre 2017 has been a challenging year for JC as the Centre underwent compliance with the ISO 29990 Learning Service Provider Certification led by St John Association.

Due to the implementation of ISO 29990, the class sitting capacity was reduced and the team has tried to increase the frequency of classes to cover the loss of revenue.

The Training figures for 2017 are as follows:

Lecturers, Trainers and ExaminersWithout the support of the following Associate Trainers, JC would not be able to achieve such results. These strong supporters of Jurong Centre have always answered the call for assistance and we would like to thank them for their continued faithful support towards Jurong Centre.

They have contributed ideas for improvement and solutions to problems, mentored new trainers and supported Centre activities when Jurong Centre was in need of help.

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Jurong Centre ArrearJurong Centre is proud that the Training fee arrears is $0

This is possible only with dedicated staff and close communication with various stakeholders.

Jurong Centre First Aid ClubWith the changes in the first aid club membership and operational review, the First Aid Team is now open for public members to join this club. In additional we have secured long term first aid and medical event coverage for certain schools, organizations and events.Company / Organization:1. Caterpillar Pte Ltd2. VISA3. RELC4. Tanjong Beach Club5. Yuehua Football Club

School1. Hwa Chong Institution2. Westwood Primary School3. Fu Chun Secondary School

Pro Bono Services JC First Aid club provided Pro Bono services to Yue Hua Senior Citizens Club for 1. Yue Hua Charity Walk 20172. Yue Hua Senior Citizens outing

Visit by Lord PriorJurong Centre hosted a visit by the Lord Prior Sir Malcolm Ross GCVO OBE on 8 Oct 2017. During the visit, the Lord Prior toured JC and observed a Training class in progress.

Picture show First Aid club volunteer attending to an injured boy.

Group Photo on Grand Prior Visit

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Child First Aid Talk Jurong Centre has provided a Child First Aid road show and first aid talk to Funshan Community Club on 9 Oct 2017.This event was attended by 20 parents.

Another few talks were scheduled from February to April 2018 to promote Jurong Centre Child First Aid course.

CERT First Aid TrainingThis 8 hr training is mandatory by SCDF for CERT Training. Due to the nature of this training, it is typically conducted on site with at least 8 learners.This training includes • Essential First Aid• Evacuation of sick and injured • CPR + AED

We ran the first CERT FA Training on 10 April 2017 for Evonik (SEA) Pte Ltd with 21 staff attending.

Challenges AheadChild First Aid CourseThe Jurong Centre has embarked on a program to market the Chinese Child First Aid Course and hopefully to introduce it in the second half of 2018.

Jurong Centre First Aid Club This group of volunteers, recruited into the club from first aid course participants, first aid trainers etc. will be trained in First Aid, spinal management and many other first aid skills including BCLS and AED.

Reported By Dr Siow Hua MingChairmanJurong Centre

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