Healthcare Assistant

Singapore Anglican Community ServicesSingaporemycareersfuturefoilsithe 17/09/2026
HealthTech

Company Overview

Singapore Anglican Community Services is the community service arm of the Diocese of Singapore. It provides psychiatric rehabilitation, care for families-in-crisis, and seniors’ services to help underserved individuals restore dignity, health, and well-being.

Job Summary

Provide day care services to clients at the Day Care Centre and Dementia Care Centre, maintaining a clean, safe environment and assisting clients with personal care and daily living activities.

Responsibilities

  • Assist clients at drop-off points and escort them to the centre or rehabilitation sessions to ensure safe arrival
  • Help clients settle comfortably upon arrival to promote a welcoming environment
  • Serve meals and assist with feeding, including nasogastric feeding, to meet dietary needs
  • Supervise and support clients during various activities to encourage participation and safety
  • Conduct group programmes and activities under therapist supervision to engage clients
  • Accompany clients during transport when centre transport is provided to ensure safety
  • Assist clients with elimination needs to maintain hygiene and comfort
  • Provide medication assistance and simple wound care when trained to support client health
  • Assist clients with mobility to promote independence and prevent falls
  • Document client activities regularly to track progress and care provided
  • Identify and report clients who are unwell or show sudden changes in condition to appropriate staff for timely follow-up
  • Participate in in-service training programmes to upgrade skills and knowledge
  • Follow fire and safety policies and procedures to maintain a safe environment
  • Maintain good housekeeping to ensure a clean and orderly centre
  • Participate in quality improvement projects to enhance centre processes and client care
  • Perform other duties as assigned to support centre operations

Preferred competencies and qualifications

  • Minimum ‘N’ levels preferably with certificate in Health Care Assisting
  • Preferably 1 year of experience in a similar care setting
  • Caring attitude towards elderly clients and strong interpersonal skills
  • Proficiency in English to communicate effectively with clients and staff