“You need good time management, be efficient, and operate heavy industrial machineries. Instead of waiting aimlessly for the laundry to end its wash, I take the opportunity to hand wash soiled laundry that require manual washing.”

 

“By taking pride in my work to provide fresh towels, clothing and linen for the residents, and seeing the smiles on their faces, it gives me motivation to do my best to provide a clean and safe environment for residents to live in.”

– Aunty Meng, Laundry Assistant

“Even the best kept facilities deal with unforeseen breakdowns, which may cause a complete shift in schedule.”

 

“Due to the nature of our business, and that equipment are also set up purposefully for our beneficiaries with autism, maintenance and replacement have to be done regularly, which can become taxing in the long run.”

– Sofian, Facilities Executive

“Knowing deep in our hearts that they did not choose to be born with special needs, and that they need someone to understand and help them – that is, our motivation to persevere and press on.”

 

“We shared good and bad days together, and it is important to remember to look for the silver lining in every dark cloud. With all the support from different teams and departments, and knowing that we all share the same common goal – to provide and maintain a quality of life to our residents – that’s something happy and heart-warming to remember by heart.”

Tay, Care Staff