Giving to SGH Rheumatology Research

Help us accelerate discovery and possible new treatments for our patients by making a gift!

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Donations raised will go towards the Reverie Rheumatology Research Fund (RRRF) Endowed under the SingHealth Duke-NUS Medicine Academic Clinical Programme (MedACP), to support research initiatives in Rheumatological diseases such as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Systemic Sclerosis, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Spondyloarthritis in Singapore General Hospital.

Why Support Rheumatology Research?

Rheumatological diseases affect 1 in 10 people in Singapore

These diseases are often life-long, crippling, costly, and can be life-threatening

Cause of these diseases remain unknown

Limited treatment options which can be costly

Urgent need to accelerate discoveries to find new and effective therapies
to improve outcomes in patients

Where your money goes to?

Uncover new and effective treatments for our patients

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Develop medical technology application to empower patients to manage their disease together with doctors

Build and sustain a core of trained and committed research support professionals to support our research activities

Raise awareness on Rheumatological diseases

Since our fundraising efforts started in 2014, donations raised have greatly supported our research which in turn support patient care.

Our Fund Initiatives

Swim for Rheumatology! was started to create greater public awareness on the little-known Rheumatological diseases and raise funds to support research in Rheumatology.

The event in 2018 garnered 281 swimmers, including our healthcare colleagues, patients and their families, past and present national swimmers and supporters. Together, we clocked a total of 7,500 laps to raise awareness and funds for Rheumatology research.