28/11/2025
At NUH, we believe that healing happens in community. 💙
As road traffic accidents rise — with more than 3,800 collisions recorded in the first half of this year representing a five-year high and leaving more people injured — the need for meaningful support has never been greater.
After an accident, victims face challenges like cognitive impairment, sudden life changes, or even amputations and paralysis. These struggles are difficult for others to comprehend. Sometimes, encountering someone who truly understands is the most effective remedy.
That's why our National University Centre for Trauma established Singapore's first trauma survivor support group, connecting our patients who are survivors traumatic bodily injuries.
The group holds biannual activities like art therapy, providing a safe space for survivors to connect and share experiences with one another. Through collaboration with Singapore Disability Sports Council, it also helps members rebuild confidence through sports activities like archery.
Find out how Ms Lin, who was a victim of a road traffic accident, found solace and a renewed sense of purpose on her path to recovery through our community: https://for.sg/8world-trauma-centre
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National University Centre for Trauma, led by NUH’s Department of Surgery, serves the Western region of Singapore with comprehensive trauma care for adults and children. Our multidisciplinary team handles everything from emergency response to complex polytrauma cases.