The Lions Home for the Elders is a voluntary welfare organisation, with a total bed capacity of 354 beds, offering residential care for the destitute, frail and aged sick.

We are one of the first few nursing homes to be accredited by the Ministry of Health as an Approved Service Provider, providing accomodation, medical and nursing care for elderly suffering or recovering from any sickness and physical disability.

The Lions Home for the Elders has 2 homes (Bedok and Toa Payoh). The home in Bedok has 154 beds and was opened in March 1997. The home in Toa Payoh has 200 beds, which includes a 42-bed Dementia Unit. This home was opened in January 2003.

The Lions Home for the Elders is an Institution of Public Character under the Ministry of Health.

狮子乐龄之家是个志愿的福利机构，总共有354个床位，
是专门为住宿的老人提供照顾的地方。这里是卫生部批
准服务水平合格的少数几个单位之一。目前所提供的服
务包括为疾病、残废、受伤而受苦或正在复原的老人，
提供住宿和专业人员照顾的个人和健康护理。

乐龄之家目前有两个中心(勿洛和大巴窑），勿洛老人院
于1997年3月开幕，有154个床位。大巴窑老人院于2003
年 1月开幕，有200个床位，其中42个床位是给老人痴呆
症的病患。

广为人知的狮子乐龄之家有全面的个人理疗。专业的工
作人员提供高水平的照顾。不论是帮助刚入院的老人适
应新 的生活，医疗行政或临床的评估，工作人员一定是
以入住老人的福利为重。

Our Mission
To provide quality care to the elderly in Singapore based on fairness, effectiveness, efficiency, responsiveness and integration.

Our Vision

• To promote residents’ dignity and choice.
• To enable residents to enjoy the maximum independence possible.
• To strive to develop, maintain and evaluate our systems and structures.

Our Goals

• To provide love and care to the residents irrespective of background, race, status, sex, age, religion, disability, belief or contribution to society.
• To provide rehabilitation to residents with the aim of maximizing their remaining functional and cognitive ability and returning them to their community and love ones, if possible.
• To provide seamless community care support services for the elderly and our rehabilitated residents to enable them to stay in their own homes for as long as possible.
• To improve care standards through research, training and education, monitoring and review of outcomes.

Code of Ethics

• To preserve the dignity, self-respect and individuality of every resident.
• To provide quality of excellence in care, environment, food, furnishings and activities.
• To respect each person's right to privacy in room, bath and personal possessions.
• To encourage each resident to do as much as possible for himself/herself as long as each is able.
• To help each resident adjust to physical intellectual and emotional limitations and still find satisfaction in daily living.
• To make welcome at all times each resident's family and friends and encourage to be part of the Home.
• To inform residents and their families of any medical and nursing treatment/procedures the residents may receive in the Home.
• To provide moral support and comfort at all times and to preserve the right to die with dignity, with courage and in peace.