For a new year start, on the morning of 16 January 2022, Mr Lin Xiangyang, Chief Executive of China Life Singapore, and Mr Chee Hong Tat, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Transport, went to the Toa Payoh community and distributed over 150 sets of festive goodie bags to the less privileged groups in the community.

In view of the current situation of COVID-19 pandemic, China Life Singapore announced on 23 March 2021 the launch of Complimentary “COVID-19 Vaccine Protection” Coverage to cover our customers’ concerns on the possible COVID-19 vaccine side effects. We are committed to taking care of our customers to give them additional peace of mind.

China Life Singapore provided special support to “Love & Hope” Gala Concert on 13 December 2020. The concert was to pay tribute and honor the front-line staff fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore. Having braved the unforeseen circumstances due to the outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic in 2020, people are more appreciative on preciousness of love and hope.

Being the only Chinese enterprise sponsor of the mid-autumn festival 2020, China Life Singapore has specially sponsored the exhibition ‘Apricot Grove’, hoping to spread positivity and happiness in the community in uncertain times. We also dedicated the display to all healthcare workers in recognition of their immense sacrifices and unwavering commitment.

We organised a fun ice-cream making workshop with students from Pathlight School. Not only did they learn how to make ice-cream of different flavours, they also did an impressive presentation of why their ice-cream tasted the best amongst the rest.

We were the presenting sponsor of a digital programme series on zaobao.sg titled "完成一个梦第二季 (Live Your Dream Season 2)". Each episode celebrates the value of realising every individual dream, no matter how small or insignificant it may be. It is our way to support and help fulfil their dreams.

We invited a team of visually impaired masseurs from SAVH to provide massage for our colleagues to knead out their muscle knots. It was our way to help our colleagues relax their tensed shoulders as well as to enable the masseurs to remain employable and to earn their keep through this activity.

As part of our community outreach to the elderly through the arts, we spent a fun cha-cha(ing) afternoon with music from the good old yesteryears with the elderly folks from Kheng Chiu Loke Tin Kee Home. The event was made even more memorable as we enjoyed delicious local delights with them.

Under our title sponsored China Life National Age Group Swimming Championship 2017 event, we launched a 5-lesson 'learn-to-swim' programme for special needs students from Pathlight School. This programme is to promote sports and to encourage swimming to be an inclusive sporting activity for these children to learn and enjoy as well.

We adopted 50 Christmas wishes of the elderly from the Villa Francis Home for the Aged ("the Home") which is part of The Boys Brigade Share A Gift programme. This is the first time we participated in The Boys Brigade Share A Gift programme, a national community service project that promotes the spirit of caring and sharing among Singaporeans during Christmas season.