Dementia Friendly Town
Kebun Baru is building a more inclusive community for those living with dementia. Explore wayfinding murals and heartwarming videos that bring residents closer together.
Last updated 18 March 2026
Dementia Friendly Community
Kebun Baru is committed to build an inclusive and dementia-friendly community and town in our constituency. Working together with Alzheimer's Disease Association (ADA) and Dementia Singapore, we have worked together with volunteers and community partners to implement inclusive initiatives in Kebun Baru, with two notable projects standing out thus far.
Wayfinding Project
Addressing challenges in wayfinding, we carried out a mural-painting initiative with the support of our Town Council, Kebun Baru Grassroots, Artists, Community Volunteers, and Persons with Dementia.
The project features murals strategically placed at the void decks of HDB blocks that incorporates familiar, retro items to assist persons living with dementia and the elderly in recognising and navigating their surroundings.
"Talk to Me" Video Series: Inter-Generational Conversations
Collaborating with Kebun Baru CCMC, Child@Street 11, and St Luke’s ElderCare, ADA produced a series of videos fostering conversations between children and seniors with dementia.
With the tagline “Talk to me. I’m still me despite dementia,” these videos aim to break stereotypes, raise awareness, and encourage residents to engage with their grandparents or elderly neighbors living with dementia.
The four-part series showcases seniors with dementia being interviewed by children, addressing topics like their youth, life advice, and emotions related to memory loss.
Watch the heartwarming videos below.
