BSC Eldercare Centre

26/12/2025

They say a picture paints a thousand words, and these moments from our Christmas party speak volumes. Our center remains a place where division and "us versus them" mentalities do not exist. It is a sacred space where we honor every individual as uniquely precious. May we continue to build bridges. Wishing you all festive joy and peace

12/12/2025

Meaningful activities are those that add value and purpose to a person’s life, rather than simply ticking a box or displaying a rigid schedule on a board.
In this case, we’re working with a group of women whose identities as homemakers—and especially as cooks—have always been central in their lives. Preparing food, offering nourishment, and bringing joy through meals are deeply meaningful to them.
So we asked them what they wanted to cook, helped them list the ingredients, went shopping together, and then prepared the meal side by side. These are truly meaningful activities—ones that naturally engage multiple parts of the brain that are therapeutic.
This is what our care model is based on. Contact us to find out more.

10/12/2025

We don’t need elaborate research to understand how intergenerational connection can heal us. These photos tell the story on their own. When the children came to perform with us today, something beautiful happened — the connection was instant and effortless. They didn’t see memory loss or language struggles; they simply saw another human. In their presence, we found ourselves sharing moments of pure, unexpected joy.

Perhaps the children are showing us what we often forget — how to live fully in the moment, how to meet and accept one another.

Our Centre's model totally embraces this, to always put the person first. Contact us for more details.

06/12/2025

Thank you for all the enormous support last night. Follow us to stay updated on our coming events.

04/12/2025

Our deepest appreciation to Hello Leaders Magazine, Australia, for featuring our work! This will definitely encourage us to persevere in our work here .

https://helloleaders.com.au/article/when-dementia-stopped-his-dance-dr-cecilia-chan-started-a-movement?fbclid=IwY2xjawOeBvZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFTQUM2cUt3Q0dTZE9pSXZRc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHlFULpwOm1Xk-_KwpGXf1AMNsfcx0CLcrfSToKM6rR4T8onv8AyzVvx6j5f9_aem_lTogLijZJLcGlfu8kMgo8Q

Gerontologist Dr Cecilia Chan is challenging the stigma surrounding dementia with a bold, human-first approach that restores connection, dignity and joy. From reshaping care around what remains to taking people with dementia on weekend retreats, her work shows how communities can transform the demen...

03/12/2025

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ...Gotong-royong style of putting up the Christmas tree. Creating an inclusive community starts with us.

29/11/2025

A mega thank you for all our participants of our webinar last Friday. Your commitment to changing the culture of dementia care is truly inspiring.

25/11/2025

For too long, traditional approaches to dementia awareness have fallen short of truly touching hearts and changing lives. So, we decided to go outside the box.This marks the beginning of our “Outside the Box” projects, born from a deep desire to bring understanding, empathy, and connection to the dementia journey.
We call it “Urut-Urut: The Carepartnering Journey – The Malaysian Experience.” It’s a celebration of care, culture, and compassion.
We are excited to launch in on 5 December 25, and invite you to join in this exploration of changing the dementia narrative.
Please join us in our quest to change the dementia care culture. See you soon.

08/11/2025

Our outreach campaign at Sungai Puyu's Jom Penang Sihat today. Contact us if you wish to collaborate with us on such projects.

07/11/2025

They had arranged for a priest to come and pray for him. The moment he saw the priest in his cassock, holding a cross, he began to shout uncontrollably. His relatives were shocked but assumed it was just part of the dementia.

Later, when I sat with him in a quiet moment, he shared that he had been sexually abused by a Catholic priest when he was an altar boy. He said he had tried to tell his parents, but they hadn’t believed him.

That conversation stayed with me. It reminded me how deeply past trauma can linger — how it can resurface unexpectedly, even decades later, even through the fog of dementia. When we take the time to listen and understand, we become better care partners. Join our upcoming webinar to get tips on how to better navigate through the dementia caregiving journey

06/11/2025

"She dressed herself this morning, but now she's walking around topless."
These are the moments that make caregiving feel impossible. The sudden, unpredictable shift from competence to confusion is the most exhausting part of the dementia journey. You go from feeling capable to completely lost—sometimes within the same hour.
Our webinar will give you the framework to understand these changes and respond with skill and compassion.
Register now for our webinar: "The New Everyday: How to Cope with the Ever-Changing Needs in Dementia Care." Turn confusion into connection and get the tools that will make care-partnering easier.

04/11/2025

This was completely impromptu — we were reminiscing about our dream homes as kids, and then decided to build one together. We ended up having heaps of laughter and fun creating our dream home side by side. When we focus on connection rather than ticking off a to-do list, people naturally feel more drawn to join in the activities. Contact us to find out more.