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We welcomed Mr Tim Koh as the newest Board Member whose expertise in IT and active participation from day one is very much appreciated. We also bade farewell to Mr Wong Lit Shoon, our Executive Director who resigned in February 2019, just before the end of the financial year. Mr Wong had given more than 10 years of service to SAGE Counselling Centre since its inception. We are grateful for his long service and wish him all the best in his new endeavours.  \nDedicated Staff and Team Work  \nWhile trying their best in continuing and improving our core services of counselling and the Seniors Helpline, our dedicated staff spent many hours of team work in carrying several CST funded projects to fruition by their expiry date.  \nThe Home Maintenance Service reached out to more than 400 lonely seniors living in rental flats to improve their living conditions and quality of life. A couple of the seniors were so appreciative of the help rendered to them that they made the long trip to the Centre to personally thank the staff in charge.  \nTo fully and meaningfully utilize the CST grant of $20,000 to create awareness and promote exchange of knowledge on elder suicide, two seminars were organised on 23 June 2018 and 23 March 2019 admission to which was free. The first, attended by close to 200 participants, featured local experts who presented research findings on elder suicide as well as social services on suicide prevention. The second included speakers from overseas to share on suicide prevention in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Four local experts presented views on suicide from the perspective of the four major religions in Singapore-Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity. This seminar attracted 263 helping professionals and members of the public.  \nWith regard to Art Therapy, setting up of the Art Therapy Room was completed in early 2019. An Art Therapy Toolkit was developed and more than 400 copies reproduced for distribution. Another significant milestone was the Art Exhibition held in December 2018 to showcase the art works created by the seniors who had completed the Therapeutic Expressive Group Work Programme. At the same event the first batch of graduates from our Music Therapy programme sang and played the ukulele to welcome visitors to the Art Exhibition. The Ukulele Group also visited nursing homes and hospital wards to bring cheer to the patients and residents. They really lived up to their role of Music Ambassadors of SAGECC Counselling Centre!  \nCollaboration with Community Partners  \nSAGE Counselling Centre is a strong supporter of the “Many Helping Hands Approach” in social services which advocates collaboration and cooperation amongst community partners. In delivering our programmes and services, we worked closely with other community agencies to reach out and serve seniors nation-wide.  \nThrough the Seniors Public Education Programme, we worked with 17 Seniors Activity Centres scattered all over the island to bring their cl","cbCaicFFhjNRAluh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicFFhjNRAluh","pdf",1958831,28,"English","# Chairperson’s Message\n## Farewell and Welcome\n## Dedicated Staff and Team Work\n## Collaboration with Community Partners\n## New Directions and Future Plans","[{\"question\":\"Who are mentioned in the Farewell and Welcome section, and what changes occurred during the period?\",\"answer\":\"Mr James Tan stepped down from the Board in July 2018. 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