Assistant Care Manager (Active Ageing Center)

Geylang East Home For The Aged; Santo Niño 1st; On-site; PHP 2,207,000 - 3,310,000; Full time

Job summary

Geylang East Home For The Aged seeks an Assistant Care Manager to guide daily centre operations, care coordination, and staff supervision in alignment with MOH/AIC objectives. You will oversee programme delivery, client assessments, and data management to ensure quality and compliance.

The role emphasizes collaboration with community partners, supervision of junior staff, and ongoing process improvements to promote dignified ageing in place.

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in social sciences / allied health fields.
• Experience in eldercare, community development or healthcare settings.
• English and Mandarin proficiency preferred to engage with seniors.

Responsibilities

• Lead operational leadership and governance aligned with MOH/AIC service agreements.
• Oversee design, scheduling and execution of active ageing programmes across core domains.
• Manage client intake, screening and case coordination with early risk detection.
• Drive community outreach initiatives and volunteer management.
• Ensure accurate documentation and reporting per PDPA guidelines.

Skills

Team coordination

Case management

Problem-solving

Communication

Education

Degree or Diploma in Social Work, Gerontology, Psychology, Nursing, Community Development

Tools

Microsoft Office

Data management software

InterRAI assessments

Job description

Job Summary

The Assistant Care Manager assists in providing operational leadership and care coordination for the Active Ageing Centre (AAC) to support seniors ageing well in place with dignity, in alignment with Ministry of Health (MOH) and AIC Age Well SG objectives. This role oversees day-to-day programme execution, client assessment, case management, and team supervision, while ensuring compliance with funding, reporting, and quality assurance standards.

Key Responsibilities

Operational Leadership & Governance

• Support the Senior Care Manager in executing daily centre operations and annual strategic plans aligned with MOH and AIC service agreements.
• Maintain adherence to regulatory standards, funding conditions, safety protocols, and emergency/crisis management procedures.
• Assist with operational reporting, budget monitoring, procurement, and maintaining audit readiness.

Programme Delivery & Care Coordination

• Oversee the design, scheduling, and execution of active ageing programmes across core domains: Physical, Cognitive, Social, Learning, and Volunteerism.
• Lead client intake, screening (e.g., CST/interRAI assessments), case coordination, and early risk detection for seniors with emerging social, physical, or mental health needs.
• Facilitate integration with Community care partners, healthcare institutions, and social service partners to enable smooth care pathways.
• Track programme attendance, participant satisfaction, and outcomes to recommend continuous service improvements.

Community Engagement & Outreach

• Drive community outreach initiatives, block visits, and neighbourhood engagement activities to achieve senior recruitment targets and Ground-Up Initiatives (GUIs).
• Support volunteer management processes, including volunteer recruitment, orientation, deployment, and recognition.
• Build and maintain positive working relationships with community partners and local agencies.

Team Supervision & Staff Development

• Assist in supervising, guiding, and mentoring junior programme staff and care staff to foster a high-performing and collaborative team culture.
• Provide practice guidance and support staff training and development needs.

Data Management & Administration

• Ensure accurate documentation of client data in relevant management databases and client management systems in strict compliance with PDPA guidelines.
• Compile daily operational metrics, attendance logs, and evaluation reports for internal leadership and external agencies (AIC/MOH).

Requirements

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Social Work, Gerontology, Psychology, Nursing, Community Development, or related Social Sciences / Allied Health disciplines.

Experience & Skills

• Experience:Minimum 2 to 5 years of experience in eldercare, community development, or healthcare settings, with at least 1–2 years in a supervisory or senior operational role (preferably within an AAC or eldercare centre).
• Sector Knowledge:Familiarity with MOH/AIC service guidelines, community screening tools, and eldercare ecosystems.
• Competencies:Strong team coordination, case management, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Technical Proficiency:Proficient in Microsoft Office and client/data management software tools. Experience with interRAI assessments is an advantage.
• Languages:Proficiency in English and Mandarin (and/or local dialects) is preferred to engage effectively with senior populations.