NTUC Club, the Singapore Golf Association (SGA), and the Singapore Professional Golfers’ Association (SPGA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in July 2021 to promote golf, and make the sport affordable and accessible to all.

NTUC Club and nEbO inked a 3-year memorandum of understanding (MOU) with SATS Ltd. and Air Transport Executive Staff Union in 2021, to expose youths early to the aviation industry in Singapore with a stream of focused Work-Ready programmes and opportunities.

NTUC Club and nEbO inked a 3-year memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and e2i, Employment & Employability Institute, in 2020, to provide Work-Ready opportunities, engagement and leadership development programmes for ITE students.

Downtown East is certified #SGClean! Launched in 2020, the SG Clean Quality Mark is a stamp of assurance to the community on the commitment and measures taken by the premises operators to upholding good sanitation and hygiene practices which aims to minimise the spread of diseases.

NTUC Club, Weishen Industrial Services, and e2i co-organised a Technology Learning Journey at Downtown East on 12 March 2018 for Manpower Minister Lim Swee Say to showcase: Autonomous Ecobot Scrubber, Smartwatch, Quality Audit System, Eco Mobile Washer and Food Waste Digester.

NTUC Club signed a Letter of Intent with the National Environment Agency (NEA) in 2019 to collectively curate better technologies, solutions and innovations for Downtown East. (Photo: National Environment Agency)

Downtown East has been awarded the prestigious BCA Universal Design Mark GoldPLUS Award 2019. The award recognises NTUC Club’s effort in offering a comprehensive and diverse range of facilities and programmes, engaging people of different ages and abilities to interact, collaborate, bond and have fun.

NTUC Club celebrated our Unsung Heroes on 22 June 2018. Together with Mr Zainal Sapari from U Care Centre (UCC), NTUC Club management presented cleaners and technicians with Downtown East vouchers and treated them to a buffet lunch at Sakura restaurant. Besides showing our appreciation, UCC also updated them on the changes to Progressive Wage Model and how this will benefit them.

NTUC Club hosted Minister Khaw Boon Wan and his cycling “kakis” on 28 July 2018 at Downtown East. As part of their Discovering Singapore Ride, they made a pit stop here and was shown our refreshed retail and dining options, the new D’Resort, and the expanded Wild Wild Wet water park.

Cleaning supervisor, Zainal B Ismail, demonstrating the use of the Ecobot scrubber and Smartwatch on the 12 March 2018 Learning Journey at Downtown East. These technologies improved the workers’ productivity and made their jobs easier, safer and smarter.