National Heart Week/World Heart Day 2025

Resilient Hearts, United Future

In 2025, as Singapore celebrates SG60, the Singapore Heart Foundation (SHF) marks 55 years of heart health advocacy by reinforcing its commitment to building a heart-healthier nation. This year’s National Heart Week/World Heart Day 2025 will be held on 27 Sep at Bishan Junction 8, with the theme “Resilient Hearts, United Future.” The event invites everyone to Connect, Contribute, and Care — core messages guiding this year’s outreach.

The day’s activities will offer something for all age groups and fitness levels, including gentle movement workouts like resistance band and low-impact cardio sessions, heart wellness talks and interactive exhibition booths focused on practical lifestyle changes and early intervention. The event also features the CPR+AED certification course, empowering more individuals with life-saving skills. Click here to view the full programme.

Heart-Smart Food and Youth Engagement

A special focus this year is placed on healthy eating. At our heart-healthy food tasting stations, visitors can sample dishes created by students from ITE College West, combining culinary creativity with evidence-based nutrition. Meanwhile, at the kids’ food crafting session, children will enjoy a hands-on experience that teaches healthy eating in a fun and approachable way.

These efforts continue our broader public health work with partners like Tong Seng Produce, promoting better grain and oil choices, and ITE College West, where we are embedding physical activity and heart health education into student life.

Expanding Community Touchpoints

We are expanding access to health monitoring through our collaboration with Terumo Asia Holdings, BP Awareness Kiosks will be rolled out across high-footfall retail spaces. These kiosks provide a quick and user-friendly way for the public to monitor their blood pressure and access lifestyle tips.

Our outreach also includes younger demographics. With student-led initiatives, we are equipping youth with knowledge and ownership of heart health topics—encouraging them to educate peers and advocate for healthier habits within their circles.

Digital & Public Engagement

Social media will continue to play a key role. Look out also for updates on the Go Red for World Heart Day campaign, where iconic buildings across Singapore will be lit up in red to raise awareness of cardiovascular health from 27 Sep – 29 Sep.

Together, with unified efforts across healthcare, education and the community, we continue building a stronger, healthier Singapore—where every individual is empowered, and every heart is protected.