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Singapore Mental Health Conference 2027

Madam Ezwani Rahim

Learn how Club Heal supports caregivers' emotional and mental well-being through practical resources and community activities.

Last updated on 25 June 2026
Profile card of Madam Ezwani Rahim, Volunteer Caregiver Advocate at Club HEAL, wearing a hijab and glasses.

Madam Ezwani Rahim is a volunteer Caregiver Advocate with Club Heal, where she actively supports and uplifts the caregiver community through meaningful, engaging activities and initiatives.
In her professional capacity, she serves as a part-time lecturer and mentor, guiding diploma students through their practicum and academic development.
Her passion lies in empowering caregivers and nurturing the next generation of professionals, sharing insights that are both refreshing and impactful.
In her session, Madam Ezwani will share a range of refreshing and purposeful activities designed by Club Heal that have positively supported caregivers and anyone caring for their loved ones, offering both inspirational and practical insights for sustaining emotional and mental well-being.

Track Title: The Importance of Caregiver Support: “Every Caregiver Matters”
Date: 17 July 2025, Thursday
Time: 11.15 AM
Breakout Session: Track 4 – Voices From The Community

Synopsis
THE IMPORTANCE OF CAREGIVER SUPPORT: “EVERY CAREGIVER MATTERS”
Research has indicated that social support acts as a buffer against many negative health repercussions on caregivers.

At Club HEAL, the team recognises the impact on the emotional and mental health of caregivers as they journey along the endless road of uncertainty.

Many share their personal caregiving experiences through bumps and tested ways of dealing with roadblocks and vent their frustrations as the pathway is very overwhelming, but they are not daunted.

Through Club HEAL’sCREST Caregiver Support Network (CSN), it aims to make a difference for caregivers. With access to resources like respite care, support groups and education, caregivers can feel less isolated and more equipped to manage their responsibilities.

Emotional support from our caregiver advocates and professionals creates a safe space to share their struggles, celebrate small victories and to learn from others facing similar challenges.

Practical resources, such as workshops and training, help our caregivers build the skills they need to navigate complex situations with patience, dedication, compassion and empathy.