Established in 1986 by the late Reverend Lee Huai Kwang, All Saints Home is a Social Service Agency and an Institution of a Public Character (UEN: S87SS0068F) that provides intermediate to long-term care services to individuals from all walks of life. We are anchored in our mission to provide quality care, bring joy and comfort, and honour the dignity of residents and clients in a caring Christian environment.
Since our humble beginning as 30-bed nursing home in the ancillary hall of All Saints Memorial Chapel at Poh Huat Road, All Saints Home operates a total of four nursing homes, and three All Saints Sliver Lifestyle Clubs, which comprise Senior Care Centres and Active Ageing Centres. Located strategically around Singapore, they provide a safe and conducive environment for individuals to receive quality and dedicated care.
Our Story
All Saints Home was founded in 1986 by the late Reverend Lee Huai Kwang. Under Reverend Lee’s visionary leadership, five Christian institutions – namely, Bethel Presbyterian Church, All Saints Memorial Chapel (ASMC), Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church, St Andrew’s Cathedral (Chinese Congregation) and the Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Singapore – rallied together to build a 30-bed nursing home, converted from the ancillary hall of ASMC at Poh Huat Road, to offer quality nursing care to elderly individuals from all walks of life. Since our humble beginnings, we have grown significantly over the years. Yet our mission remains unchanged – to provide quality care, bring joy and comfort, and honour the dignity of our residents and clients in a caring Christian environment.
With the establishment of All Saints Home (Hougang) warmly received by both the public and the Ministry of Health (MOH), MOH proposed for us to build a nursing home at Tampines St 44. In response, All Saints Home (Tampines) was officially opened on 4 November 2001. Shortly thereafter in January 2002, plans were approve to rebuild All Saints Home (Hougang), resulting in a newly revamped, three-storey nursing home with 144 beds, completed in July 2004. In 2013, All Saints Home was awarded government tenders to operate two additional nursing homes in Yishun and Jurong East, both of which were officially opened in November 2015 and May 2016, further expanding our reach.
In 2018, we expanded our offerings with the opening of two All Saints Silver Lifestyle Clubs (SLC). Located at Yishun Central and Yishun Fern Grove, the two SLCs opened their doors in May 2019 and January 2020, providing clients with programmes that support active ageing and a vibrant lifestyle. As of April 2024, both SLCs also received Active Ageing Centre (Care) licenses, providing seniors in the community with a welcoming space to foster social connections, engage in recreational activities, and contribute to the community.
As we reflect on our journey, we remain steadfast in our commitment to serve with Compassion, Assurance, Respect and Excellence. We are continuously inspired by the opportunity to make a meaningful difference and are dedicated to enhancing the lives of the residents and clients under our care, supported by a dedicated team of staff, volunteers and partners.
Remebering our Founder, the late Reverend Lee Huai Kwang
(7 April 2018 - 25 November 2005)
Reverend Lee Huai Kwang was born to a humble family in Jin Sha Village, near Shantou, in southern China. His journey of service began after his graduation from Barbour College in 1938. He served as a preacher at Zion Church in Shantou and married Miss Chan Cheng Leong in 1939. In 1947, he relocated to Singapore with his family, where he was assigned by the Presbyterian Synod to Holy Light Church in Johor Bahru.
In 1950, Reverend Lee became the preacher at Bethel Presbyterian Church in Singapore, where he was ordained in 1971 and served as Senior Minister until his retirement in 1991. Even after retirement, Reverend Lee continued to dedicate himself to ministry and service, faithfully shepherding Bethel’s congregation until his passing.
Reverend Lee’s tenure at Bethel Presbyterian Church spanned 55 years, including 23 years in an honorary capacity. Under his leadership, the church grew from a small Teochew congregation of fewer than 20 families to a thriving community worshiping in Teochew, Mandarin, and English. Recognising the scarcity of teaching materials, Reverend Lee authored and compiled resources for discipleship, publishing eight volumes to nurture the faith of church members.
His influence extended beyond the church. In 1951, he became the principal of Min Sin School while continuing to serve Bethel, a role he relinquished in 1973 to devote himself fully to church work. Reverend Lee also played a pivotal role in transforming Li Sun High School, founded in 1965 by the Synod, into what is today the renowned Presbyterian High School.
Reverend Lee’s vision and courage were evident in his work for the Christian community. In 1976, against societal norms, he founded All Saints Memorial Chapel (ASMC), introducing the practice of Christian cremation in Singapore. In 1987, recognising the increasing need to help the aged sick, he established All Saints Home at Poh Huat Road, laying the foundation for the Home’s expansion to Tampines in 2001 and the redevelopment of the original site in 2005.
In his years of service to God, Reverend Lee demonstrated vision, compassion, and determination in leading Bethel and in responding to the changing needs of Singapore’s Christian community and beyond. His ability to inspire, mobilize support, and secure resources enabled him to fulfill his calling both as a pastor and a community leader. In recognition of his contributions, he was awarded the Public Service Star (BBM) by the Singapore Government in 2002.
The legacy of Reverend Lee Huai Kwang lives on through the lives he touched, the institutions he built, and the values he exemplified. His vision, tenacity, and unwavering faith continue to inspire All Saints Home to this day, as we uphold his mission of providing care and comfort to those in need.
For a deeper insight into Rev Lee's life and ministry, you may watch the following video:
OUR VISION
To be a shining testimony of God's great love and compassion in eldercareOUR MISSION
We provide quality care, bring joy and comfort, and honour the dignity of residents and clients in a caring Christian environment.Corporate Governance
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Board of Directors
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Dr Eugene Yeo
Chairman
(since AGM 2024)
Board Member since AGM 2022
Pastor, Bethel Presbyterian Church and
Medical Doctor -
Tan Lin Teck
Vice-Chairman
(since AGM 2024)
Board Member since AGM 2020
Deputy Chief Executive, National Youth Council
and Senior Director, Youth Division,
Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth
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Leong Kok Ho
Honorary Treasurer
(since AGM 2024)
Board Member since AGM 2024
Retired -
Alex Lim Yak Tai
Vice-Honorary Treasurer
(since AGM 2022)
Board Member since AGM 2022
Head of Commercial,
Doxa Holdings International -
Chew Yuen Long
Honorary Secretary
(since AGM 2024)
Board Member since AGM 2021
Director, Distribution and Supply Chain,
ST Engineering Aerospace Systems Pte Ltd
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Pauline Ang
Board Director
Board Member since AGM 2017
Advocate and Solicitor,
Goodwins Law Corporation -
Bernard Chan
Board Director
Board Member since AGM 2023
Team Director, Trusts & Investment Advisory,
iFAST Global Markets (Singapore) -
Keegan Lim
Board Director
Board Member since AGM 2024
Head of Audit, PAP Community Foundation
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Silas Sng
Board Director
Board Member since AGM 2024
Divisional Director, Occupational
Safety and Health Division,
Ministry of Manpower -
Rev Wong Shyun Jye
Board Director
Board Member since AGM 2018
Pastor Emeritus, Bethel Presbyterian Church
Management Team
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Samuel Tan
Chief Executive Officer
(Joined Nov 2019)
• Certificate in High Performing Charities, Singapore University of Social Sciences
• Master of Business Administration, Monash University
• Recipient of Public Service Medal (COVID-19)
• Board Member, Presbyterian Preschool Services
• Member, AIC Manpower Committee
• Chair, AIC Future Manpower Pipeline Taskforce Committee -
Ko Hui Yun
Chief Operating Officer
(Joined Aug 2013)
• Bachelor of Accountancy, Nanyang Technological University
• Chartered Accountant of Singapore
• Prosci Certified Change Practitioner
• Alumnus of 2020, NCSS 40-Under-40 Leadership Programme
• Recipient, COVID-19 Resilience Medal
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Low Mui Lang
Clinical Director and Director of Nursing
(Joined Jan 2024)
• Social Leadership Singapore, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
• Master of Health Care Management, Swansea University
• Registered Nurse, Singapore Nursing Board
• Recipient of Public Service Medal (COVID-19)
• Recipient of Ageing Asia Global Ageing Influencer Award, 2018
• Recipient of President's Award for Nurses, 2010 -
Chan Foong Yee
Head, Human Resource
(Joined Jan 2015)
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Cindy Anthony
Head, Centre Administration
(Joined Oct 2023) -
Kan Mei Yan
Head, Finance
(Joined Nov 2016) -
John Lim
Head, Centre Operations and Facilities & Logistics
(Joined Sep 2014) -
Seng Chee Keong
Head, Risk Management & Compliance
(Joined Dec 2019) -
Reverend Michele Tang*
Head, Pastoral Care
(Joined Mar 2014)
*Seconded from All Saints Memorial Chapel -
Alaris Wong
Head, Corporate & Community Affairs
(Joined Feb 2014) -
Verlin Yeo
Team Lead, Procurement
(Joined Mar 2020) -
Albert Yong
Head, Information Technology
(Joined Mar 2019)
Corporate Milestones
Official Opening Ceremony of All Saints Home Jurong East, 20 May 2016
All Saints Home Yishun - Maintenance Day Care, 1 Dec 2015
All Saints Home Yishun - Day Rehabilitation, 23 Oct 2015
All Saints Home Jurong East Began Operation, 15 Sep 2015.
All Saints Home Jurong East Projected Official Opening, 20 May 2016
All Saints Home Yishun Began Operation, 23 Mar 2015.
All Saints Home Yishun Official Opening, 7 Nov 2015
Awarded government tender to operate two new Nursing Homes in Yishun and Jurong East
Official Opening Ceremony of All Saints Home Hougang
Group photo at All Saints Home Hougang Opening
Speech by Reverend Lee During Hougang’s Groundbreaking Ceremony
Rebuilding of All Saints Home Hougang
Official Opening Ceremony of All Saints Home Tampines
Plaque commemorating the opening of All Saints Home Tampines
Prayer of Blessing for All Saints Home Tampines Groundbreaking
180-bedded Nursing Home Groundbreaking Ceremony at Tampines Street 44
0.4 hectare of land at Tampines Street 44 was offered by the government to build a nursing home
Reverend Lee Huai Kwang founded 30-bedded Nursing Home in Poh Huat Road
