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Eunos Heights HIP with EASE Residents’ Gathering

Over 500 residents participated in our Residents’ Gathering, held in conjunction with the Home Improvement Programme (HIP) with Enhancement for Active Seniors (EASE), on 13 October 2012.

In his speech, Eunos Zone ‘3’ RC Chairman, Mr Fong Yoong Kheong, shared with residents that there was a delay in the implementation of the HIP but it was a pleasant one, as the HIP was beefed up with EASE. Over the past few months, RC members and volunteers had visited all the blocks to gather feedback and garner support for the HIP. He also thanked Eunos Grassroots Adviser Mr Zainul Abidin Rasheed for making HIP possible for Eunos Heights residents.

 

The Residents’ Committee organised the residents’ gathering to kill 2 birds with 1 stone – 1) Encourage participation in the HDB HIP Polling; 2) Allow residents to gather and make friends with one another.

 

We were honoured to have the audience of Mr Sim Wai Chin BBM, Chairman of Eunos Citizens’ Consultative Committee.

 

 

 

The event was made possible by the RC members and volunteers

HDB Home Improvement Programme for Eunos Heights (Blk 619 – 629)

Dear neighbours,

HDB held a straw poll and mini-exhibition at Blk 623 to gather feedback and gauge the level of our support towards the Home Improvement Programme (HIP) from 7 to 8 July 2012. I am glad to inform you that we have achieved at least 75% support in ALL 11 blocks!

Prior to the straw poll, RC members and volunteers had been working with the HDB to encourage residents to submit their straw poll. However, not everyone managed to do so and HDB officers had to follow up with calls.

For the upcoming Official Poll, the results from the 3-day polling would be taken as final and HIP would be carried out in the block only if there is at least 75% support from its residents. You would be receiving the HIP information booklet and polling slip on 4 or 5 October 2012.

Some residents shared with the RC on some concerns. We would like to share some of them and the response we gathered from HDB:

1. There are only 3 mandatory items for HIP:
a. Installation of clothes hanger rack (FREE)
b. Repair of Spalling Concrete (FREE)
c. Water test on toilets to check for leakages (FREE)
d. The rest of the items are optional

2. Our HIP is packaged with the Enhancement for Active Seniors (EASE), so do support the programme as our elderly residents stand to benefit.

3. Some residents requested to be prioritized for HIP works as they are experiencing spalling concretes and ceiling cracks. We have highlighted this issue to HDB and contractors.

4. Toilet WC would be water-efficient, using 2.5 to 4 litres of water instead of the current 6 to 9 litres.

5. The EASE programme (Optional) provides for slip-resistant coating on floor would be applied to 1 toilet, 8-10 grab bars, up to 5 anti-slip aluminium ramps. Residents would be advised by occupational therapist.

6. RC members also sought assurance from HDB that there would be no reduction in carpark lots.

7. For Blk 621 residents, we have spoken to HDB on your concerns on the standardization of the LUP door and the new HIP door. We would share these updates in our Facebook group.

8. There are a slew of measures from HDB to assist residents who have financial issues.

HDB Home Improvement Programme Official Polling

Date: 13 to 15 October 2012
Time: 9am – 9pm
Venue: Blk 623 Bedok Reservoir Road

The RC would be organizing a Launching Ceremony for the Official Polling on 13 October 2012 (Saturday) at 7pm. Invitation letters would be sent to all residents at a later date.

We look forward to greeting you during our house visits and to your valued support for the Home Improvement Programme so that our neighbours can all benefit from this heavily subsidized programme!

If you would like to be involved or have any enquiries, please email us at eunoszone3@gmail.com or contact me at 97545337. Do connect with fellow neighbours online via http://www.facebook.com/groups/eunosheights (“Eunos Heights” Facebook group).

Regards,
Fong Yoong Kheong
Chairman, HDB HIP Working Committee
Chairman, Eunos Zone ‘3’ Residents’ Committee

HDB Home Improvement Programme Mini-Exhibition & Straw Poll

For the benefit of residents who couldn’t make it to the HDB Home Improvement Programme (HIP) Mini-Exhibition cum Straw Poll held at Blk 623 over the last weekend, here are some information posters that were on display.

We would be sharing updates via http://www.facebook.com/groups/124649586350/ . Do join us there to follow the developments.

Primary Care Partnership Scheme – Helping You Stay Well

Primary Care Partnership Scheme

Primary Care Partnership Scheme

What is Primary Care Partnership Scheme?

To provide convenient and affordable healthcare for the needy elderly and disabled, the Ministry of Health (MOH) started the Primary Care Partnership Scheme so that needy patients can receive subsidised treatment at General Practitioners (GPs) and dental clinics near their homes.

Clinics registered under PCPS have partnered with MOH to provide common outpatient medical treatments and basic dental services for this group of patients.

From 1 January 2009, the scheme also covers treatment for 3 chronic disease: diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

Can I qualify for PCPS?

To qualify for PCPS, you must be either:

  • A Singapore citizen who is 65 years old or above, and with per capita monthly household income of $800 and below; or
  • A Singapore citizen and you are unable to do any one of these 6 activities yourself – washing/bathing; toileting; transferring; feeding; dressing; and/or mobility, and; with per capita monthly household income of $800 and below; or
  • On the Public Assistance Scheme.

How to Apply for PCPS?

You or your family member can go to any Community Centre/Club or Community Development Council (CDC) under People’s Association (PA) to register for PCPS. Bring along the following documents:-

  • Your NRIC and copies of your family members’ NRICs;
  • Proof of your own and your family members’ income, such as your latest pay slip, IRAS or CPF statements, or letters from employers; and
  • Documentary proof of other sources of income, such as rental payment from tenants, etc., if any.

Enquiries

Eunos residents can visit or call North East CDC at 6424 4000 to enquire.

Image and details adopted from PCPS brochures.