"On hindsight, my late father Mr Ang Oon Hue had made a wise decision to convert the school into a home for senior citizens, providing welfare services for the elderly and needy. It was also his intention to put into practice the Christian teaching of extending kindness to our fellow-men, especially the poor, destitute and the aged.

Presently, Ju Eng Home accommodates a total of 334 beds. Together with a staff strength of 170, we are able to house a total of 504 people in the Home. With such heavy commitment, we need to continually raise funds through various means to support our operating expenses.

Through good and bad times, the Home has been blessed with generous donations in cash, as well as in kind from corporate and individuals. We are very grateful for the support of these long-standing benefactors, without whom it may be near-impossible for the organization to operate.

I would also like to express my appreciation to my fellow-Board members, all volunteers, individuals, and anyone else involved with the Home for their invaluable support in terms of their precious time, effort, as well as donations; and not least of all, my dedicated staff who have served our residents with true compassion.

Thank you and God bless."

Mr Lawrence Ang Poh Siew, JP, PBM

Chairman, Ju Eng Home for Senior Citizens

Bust of Ju Eng Home’s Founder, The Late Elder Mr Ang Oon Hue, BBM

Chairman Elder Mr Lawrence Ang with Myanmese staff, the bride and groom, who celebrated their wedding in the Home.