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Silver is Gold

Make Their Silver Years Truly Golden

Grant call is now closed.

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Eligibility Criteria
  • A Not-for-Profit entity registered in Singapore as a Society, CLG, Charitable Trust or Co-operative.
  • The proposed initiative addresses the needs of persons living with dementia in Singapore and their caregivers.

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Make Their Silver Years Truly Golden Fund

Our silver years should be our golden years but for many of the elderly among us, their golden years are a struggle. They face many challenges; Dementia in particular, stands out.

At The Majurity Trust, we believe these are not burdens to be borne by a few. We should be engaging the community to address what are ultimately our collective concerns.

The elderly face many challenges, but dementia stands out. Silver Is Gold is our fund to help the elderly in Singapore thrive.

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The Cost of Dementia >

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Executive Summary

The Cost of Dementia

 

 

The number of people living with dementia will increase significantly.

Currently, it is estimated that  86,000 elderly live with dementia. This will exceed 100,000 before the year 2030. 

A 2019 national survey on dementia (Singapore’s first) revealed that 7 in 10 people with dementia feel rejection and loneliness. 

The burden on families and caregivers is immense.

Grant Panel

Overseeing the grant approval process is our distinguished grant committee:

Danny Yong

Yong Hon Kong Foundation, Founder

Hsieh Fu Hua

BinjaiTree, Founder

Mr Alvin Lim

Dr. Tan Weng Mooi

Director and Co-Head (Integrated Health Promotion), MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation

Dr. Mary Ann Tsao

Tsao Foundation, Chairwoman and Founding Director

Chan Chia Lin

Holywell Pte Ltd, Director, National Council of Social Service, Vice President

Application process

1 Submit a grant enquiry on this page.

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2 Complete the Silver Is Gold Grant Application Form to provide information on key details on the initiative.

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3 The Silver Is Gold Grant Panel, made up of experts in the elderly and dementia care sector will evaluate the grant proposals.

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4 If approved, applicants will receive up to 80% of the project costs, capped at $100,000.

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Help for those living with dementia and their caregivers is available. However, the scale of the issue requires more intervention, especially from the rest of society — not burdens to be borne by a few.

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