The first Community Club in Singapore to be housed in a shopping mall, the Nee Soon Central Community Club, where residents, especially the elderly, can relax in an air-conditioned environment.
The Community Club also offer programmes that promote community and intergenerational bonding.
Spending time together on the playground is one of the best ways to spend time with your children. There are also seating areas around, where parents can sit back and relax while watching their kids play.
Also nearby is a shower facility, so you can clean your kids up after a splashing adventure!
A wet & dry playground sits atop Northpoint City's roof on level 4 (North Wing) and a dry playground on level 3 (South Wing).
Operating Hours: 10.30am to 9.30pm (The Playground will be closed on rainy days, and every Monday for maintenance)
With a refreshed look, new features and learning spaces for all ages, Yishun Public Library dedicated a digital learning zone that allow users to browse an array of digital content such as e-magazines, e-newspapers and e-books to encourage lifelong learning and better cater to the learning needs of users in the digital age located on Level 4 of the North Wing. It also houses seven learning pods equipped with an interactive screen with content and resources for users to upgrade their skills or equip themselves with new knowledge.
A conducive space for community to gather and bond, Yishun residents can look forward to a variety of events such as fitness clinics, performances, and community activities which will be held at the Town Square.
Through the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Community and Sports Facilities Scheme (CSFS), additional space was created for community-focused services with community-centric tenants such as The RICE Company, a performing arts non-profit organisation with two campuses in both North and South Wing of the mall, as well as a childcare centre, The Orange Academy.
Linking the two wings of Northpoint City’s retail space is The Courtyard at Basement 1. It is a community space designed to allow natural light into the mall, while offering an unobstructed view of shopfronts in that area.
Northpoint City started cultivating dementia-friendly practices after witnessing several challenging situations in the mall. 50 management staff, security personnel and retailers from Northpoint City went for a training led by “Forget Us Not”, an independent initiative set up since January 2016.
The Forget Us Not program will foster a stronger sense of community amongst our staff, tenants and shoppers, to provide a safe and comfortable environment for person with dementia as well as their care givers and build more inclusive spaces.