Tsao Foundation is dedicated to transforming the ageing experience so the extra decades of life in longevity is an opportunity for us to actualise our full potential for growth, well-being, and fulfilment in a society for all ages.

Celebrating our 30th anniversary this year, ageing-in-place and successful ageing have been our battle cry since inception. The Foundation has pioneered new approaches, services and programmes in ageing, longevity, and community-based eldercare - taken forward through four synergistic initiatives: Hua Mei Centre for Successful Ageing, Community for Successful Ageing (ComSA), Hua Mei Training Academy and International Longevity Centre Singapore.

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Established in 1993, Tsao Foundation is a Singapore-registered charity with IPC (Institution of a Public Character) status. We are engaged in the global response to ageing and longevity through four synergistic core initiatives:

Hua Mei Centre for Successful Ageing which enables ageing-in-place by pioneering replicable, community-based, integrated health and psychosocial aged care service models grounded in person-centred principles;

Hua Mei Training Academy, dedicated to capacity building in professional community-based aged care, informal and family caregiving, as well as personal development and community action in successful ageing through providing practitioner-driven training, education and consultancy services;

International Longevity Centre Singapore which supports policy, practice, advocacy and community development through initiating high impact research and collaborative platforms in population ageing issues and related action;

Community for Successful Ageing pulls together multiple components of successful ageing - multidisciplinary health and social services, personal empowerment and participation, and policymaking, to create a unique ecosystem where people thrive as they age.