Salvation Army ✓ ACRA Verified
About Salvation Army
About Salvation Army
Salvation Army is an eldercare meal delivery provider serving seniors across Singapore from its Bishan base. It is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered, and holds a 4.2-star rating across 146 Google reviews — a robust sample that offers reasonable confidence in service quality. Pricing is positioned at a mid-range level, though specific package rates are not publicly listed.
Families and seniors looking to arrange meal deliveries should begin by contacting Salvation Army via phone or the online enquiry form to discuss the senior's dietary requirements, mobility situation, and frequency of delivery needed. Meal delivery services for seniors typically involve an initial needs assessment to determine portion requirements, any medical dietary restrictions (low-sodium, diabetic-friendly, soft diet), and preferred delivery windows. It is worth confirming whether deliveries are daily or on selected days, whether the service covers public holidays, and whether a family member or social worker referral is required to access the programme.
To get started, reach Salvation Army at their Bishan Street 22 office by phone or through the enquiry form to confirm current programme availability, delivery coverage for your specific postal district, and any eligibility or referral requirements before committing to a package.
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4.2/5 from 146 Google reviewsRobust sample — provides reasonable confidence in service quality.
Insist on a trial period and put the care plan, hours, and rate in writing.
Google Reviews ⭐ 4.2 (146 reviews)
Xin Hao
★★★★★
Easy to locate at the corner of a busy street along Bishan and Sin Ming road. Hard to miss. Regular donor of my items at the back within their tent setup. Please do remember to categorize your items beforehand and place them in the allocated red boxes accordingly to avoid extra hard work by the volunteers later on. There’s a small parking area just at the tent but it’s mainly for unloading of items and can get jammed up sometimes. Area is also under CCTV surveillance for extra security. Not too convenient for MRT commuters as it’s pretty far from either Bishan or AMK station. Have to take a bus and walk slightly. Best if you can do private transport especially if you have bulky items. I believe it’s opened 24/7 for donations as it is essentially an open area.
Kim
★★★★★
Come here regularly to donate stuffs like toys, books, clothing etc. quite well organized.
Gary Ng
★★★★★
Good place to donate your stuffs, such as toys, clothings and others. But please don’t treat this place like a rubbish bin. I hope donors practise due diligence to check conditions of their items before donating. Seen too many unacceptable stuffs being donated, so I think that it’s a waste of resources for their staff to sort it out.
Jay Jay
★★★★★
To all fellow patrons, here's a guide on the categories of items for donation for your segregation before arriving ☺️ alternatively do bring extra bags for segregation! to reduce the tendency of containers being filled up with wrongly categorized items and easing the work load of those dealing with the donated items •toys/bags/shoes •clothings • fragile & electrical (no furniture or bulky items)
TCH
★★★★☆
Besides being a Church, A Donation Centre etc; it also houses a fully equipped Park Tool Set-Up bicycle repair facility too! The in house Bike Mechanic is Andrew who has experience in Bicycle Build up and repair services! Do more he is not there on a daily basis as he also runs errands to customers place on request for bike services too! One needs to check first before personally going down should the need arises for his bike services!
Salvation Army vs other providers in Singapore
Side-by-side with the next three highest-rated meal delivery for seniors providers on KakiList, so you can see how Salvation Army stacks up at a glance.
| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
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| Salvation Army (this page) | ⭐ 4.2 | 146 | — | ✓ |
| iKare Home Care | ⭐ 5.0 | 23 | — | ✓ |
| NTUC Health MOW | ⭐ 5.0 | 3 | — | ✓ |
| Presbyterian Community Services MOW | ⭐ 5.0 | 1 | — | ✓ |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Salvation Army charge?›
Salvation Army does not publicly list specific meal delivery rates, and pricing is positioned at a mid-range level. Meal delivery programmes for seniors in Singapore typically vary based on frequency (daily versus selected days), meal type (standard versus therapeutic or soft-diet options), and whether subsidy or social service funding is applied. Families should contact Salvation Army directly to obtain a current price schedule. Ask specifically whether costs are per meal, per week, or per month, and whether public holiday deliveries incur a surcharge. Also confirm what is included — packaging, utensils, and delivery — versus what is billed separately. See the full eldercare cost guide for Singapore →
Live-in or visit-based — which does Salvation Army offer?›
Salvation Army's eldercare offering under this listing is a meal delivery service for seniors, rather than a live-in or visit-based personal care arrangement. Meals are delivered to the senior's home, which can supplement — but does not replace — in-person caregiving or medical support. Families who also require a live-in caregiver or regular home care visits should enquire with Salvation Army separately, as the organisation operates a broader range of social services. For the meal delivery programme specifically, confirm the delivery window, whether someone needs to be home to receive the meal, and the protocol if the senior is temporarily unavailable.
Is the service trained and insured?›
Salvation Army is a well-established social service organisation, ACRA-registered and KakiList-verified. However, no specific regulatory licences — such as AIC or MOH registration — are listed for this particular programme, so families should ask directly whether the meal delivery operation falls under any AIC-recognised or MOH-registered framework. For a meal delivery service, the key assurances to seek are food handling certification, hygiene standards at the preparation kitchen, whether the kitchen holds an SFA licence, and whether delivery staff have basic training in interacting with seniors (including flagging welfare concerns). Ask these questions before enrolling and request confirmation in writing.