CapitaLand, HPB expand healthy living programmes for shoppers, workers

Wellness programmes will run in malls and workplaces.

CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) has signed a three-year partnership with the Health Promotion Board (HPB) to promote healthier lifestyles across its retail and workspace properties in Singapore.

The collaboration will combine CLI’s network of malls and workspaces with HPB’s public health programmes to make wellness activities more accessible to the public.

As part of the partnership, CLI will implement HPB initiatives such as the Healthy Workplace Ecosystem Programme, Health Promoting Mall Programme, Health Coaching at Malls Programme, and the Healthier Dining Programme across its properties. These programmes aim to benefit shoppers, tenants, and workers by providing more opportunities to stay active and make healthier choices.

HPB will also support CLI’s annual Live It Up! campaign to engage more Singaporeans in physical, mental, and nutritional wellness activities. Together, CLI and HPB aim to reach up to 45,000 participants each year.

The partnership builds on a collaboration between CLI and HPB dating back to 2010. Their joint programmes, including Live It Up!, have already engaged more than 40,000 participants across CapitaLand’s retail and workplace network.

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