Yong-en Care Centre was impacted by the discovery they had of their personal as well as their teams’ thinking and behavioural preferences. The workshop was customised to adress how staff, across various departments, can work better together. Through the workshop, the participants learnt to see different ways of looking at things, and strategies to better communicate and express their ideas, using their most preferred attributes.

“Interesting view and method of understanding our preferences.”

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Participant, Yong-en Care Centre

Angelline Ong holds a Master degree in Business and was certified in Australia as a trainer. As the Founder of Apogee Training Project, Angelline is a dynamic Personal Success/Business Coach, devoted Trainer, Educator and Speaker who has created programmes to promote self- mastery and enhance employability skills. These training programmes aim to help organisations, leaders, employees and students to be the very best that they can be. Angelline makes learning easy thus encourages learners to perform. Her ability to work with people enables her to deal with the complexities, challenges and issues involved in mentoring teenagers during their years growing up.

Yong-en Care Centre is a centre to provide community service for the local community in Chinatown. It was registered as a charitable organization with the Registry of Societies in 1996, independent of the church and governed by its own constitution and has its own members. Yong-en Care Centre have 3 core services – Counselling, Social Work and Referral, Dementia Day Care Services as well as Home Care Service. Yong-en Dementia Day Care Service provides effective dementia care by enhancing the physical, psychosocial and spiritual well-being of our client.