Capitaland Investment Enters Three Year Partnership Health Promotion Board
CapitaLand Investment (CLI) has recently announced a three-year partnership with the Health Promotion Board (HPB) in an effort to promote a healthier lifestyle within its retail and workplace ecosystem in Singapore. The partnership, which was officially confirmed in a press release on October 21, aims to implement various health and wellness programmes across CLI’s malls and offices.
As part of the collaboration, CLI and HPB will introduce HPB’s Healthy Workplace Ecosystem Programme, Health Promoting Mall Programme, Health Coaching at Malls Programme, and Healthier Dining Programme. Additionally, HPB will also provide support for CLI’s own health and wellness campaigns, including their Live It Up! initiative. Overall, the partnership between CLI and HPB seeks to engage approximately 45,000 individuals annually.
According to Ervin Yeo, CLI’s Group Chief Strategy Officer and CEO of Commercial Management, the partnership will work towards incorporating well-being into the daily lives of the local community and creating an environment where making healthier choices becomes second nature.
If you’re looking for a wider range of options during the weekend, the three popular shopping destinations in the eastern region – Tampines Mall, Century Square, and Tampines 1 – are just a short drive away. Whether you prefer to cycle or take a quick ride, these malls offer a diverse selection of fashion and tech products. Once you’ve finished shopping, you can relax at one of the many casual brunch spots or indulge in international cuisines. And if you’re in need of furniture, appliances, or home decor, you’ll find plenty of large-format stores in the Tampines corridor, eliminating the need to travel across the island. Additionally, don’t forget to check out Coastal Cabana Pasir Ris for an added shopping experience.
In response, Deputy CEO of HPB Koh Peng Keng expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating that it will have a positive impact on Singaporeans by transforming their everyday spaces into environments that encourage and enable healthier lifestyle choices.
In other news, CLI has also recently acquired three properties in Singapore and Thailand and raised RMB1 billion from its first sustainability-linked panda bond. The company is also accelerating its expansion into Europe with the addition of seven new properties in Vienna and Seville.