Community Care Scholarship (Mid-Term): 2026 Profile

Q: What does Community Care Scholarship (Mid-Term): 2026 Profile cover?
A: Funding, eligibility, and bond details for MOH Holdings' Community Care Scholarship mid-term track supporting current undergraduates pivoting into community-based allied health and social care careers.

TL;DR
Already pursuing an allied health or social work degree? MOHH's Community Care Scholarship (Mid-Term) reimburses your fees from Year 1, covers remaining tuition, and funds monthly allowances in exchange for a four- or six-year bond with community care providers (local vs overseas study).

Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: Application Cycle Open (1 Sep 2025 -- 20 Mar 2026)
• Official Listing: Community Care Scholarship -- Healthcare Scholarships Singapore
• Who It Targets: Current undergraduates in MOHH-approved physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, or social work programmes at local or overseas universities
• Eligibility: Singapore Citizens or PRs prepared to take up citizenship, strong academic results on track for at least Second Class (Upper) Honours or equivalent, impressive leadership and service record, and clear motivation to advance community-based care
• Tenable Institutions: SIT, NUS, NTU, SMU, SUSS, SUTD, and other MOHH-approved universities offering community care disciplines
• Bond: 4-year service commitment for local study and 6 years for MOHH-approved overseas programmes

Award Components

• Back payment of tuition and compulsory fees from Year 1 of your degree
• Ongoing coverage of tuition and compulsory fees for the rest of your studies
• Monthly allowance from the point of award to support living expenses
• Sponsorship for MOHH-approved developmental programmes and sector attachments
• Distinction award for graduates achieving at least Second Class (Upper) Honours or equivalent

Eligibility Highlights

• Citizenship: Singapore Citizens or PRs willing to accept citizenship when bonding documentation is executed.
• Academic standing: Strong cumulative results (typically Second Upper trajectory) and at least one semester of completed study in a relevant allied health or social work programme.
• Course fit: Degree must be aligned with community care needs—physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, or social work at MOHH-approved institutions.