37 datasets
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON listing smoking-cessation centres in Singapore, with coverage from July 2025. Residents and healthcare planners can locate quit-smoking support services and assess their accessibility relative to neighbourhoods, clinics, and public transport.
List of products carrying the Healthier Choice Symbol (HCS) as of 30 June 2026, published by the Health Promotion Board in CSV format with fields for brand and product name and package size. The HCS identifies packaged foods and drinks that meet HPB nutrient guidelines for attributes such as lower sugar, lower saturated fat, or higher wholegrain content. Shoppers, dietitians, food manufacturers, and retail category managers use the list to verify which products are certified, support healthier product selection, and monitor the reformulated packaged-food landscape in Singapore.
Health Promotion Board CSV directory of Healthier Dining Programme event caterers in Singapore (105 rows), listing caterer name, contact person, phone, and email. Event organisers and workplace wellness teams find healthier catering partners for functions and corporate dining.
Health Promotion Board CSV listing food and beverage partners under Singapore's Healthier Dining Programme, with about 2,500 outlet-level records. Fields cover company name, brand name, F&B setting, dining concept, category, outlet name and address, region, and the menu item endorsement criteria the outlet meets, such as lower-calorie or wholegrain options. Because addresses and regions are included, the list can be geocoded to map healthier dining choices across Singapore. Public health researchers, app developers and consumers use it to find participating eateries and to study the reach of healthier-eating initiatives in the food service sector.
Health Promotion Board list of 50 partners under the Healthier Ingredient Development Scheme, which encourages suppliers to develop and supply healthier ingredients to food businesses in Singapore. Each record gives the company name, a contact person with job title, contact number and email address, together with the products offered and their category. Food manufacturers, caterers, hawkers and F&B operators use the list to find suppliers of healthier ingredients when reformulating menus or products.
This geospatial dataset maps eateries participating as Healthier Dining partners in Singapore. Published by the Health Promotion Board in GeoJSON format, it can support searches for participating food outlets, visualisation of their geographic distribution and analysis of access across neighbourhoods. The metadata identifies partner locations but does not state individual menu options, operating hours or current participation status, so users should verify those details directly before visiting.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON of polyclinic locations in Singapore offering Cervical Screening Programme (CSS) services, updated from May 2025. Residents and public-health apps locate nearby screening points for women’s preventive care.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON listing of Healthier Caterers in Singapore, with coverage from July 2024. Event organisers and workplace wellness teams locate caterers recognised under HPB’s healthier catering initiative for healthier menu options.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON of polyclinic locations offering Breast Screening Service (BSS) in Singapore, with coverage from May 2025. Women and healthcare navigators find nearby public breast screening centres for preventive care access planning.
Discover Singapore sports fields through the SportsFields@SG dataset published by the Health Promotion Board. This public-data resource is designed to support searches for sports and recreation facilities, location-based activity planning, community access research, and analysis of Singapore’s sporting infrastructure.
Health Promotion Board CSV from the National Behavioural Surveillance Survey reporting the proportion of respondents with knowledge on HIV/AIDS prevention from 2007 to 2012. Each row records the survey year, the knowledge indicator, and the corresponding proportion. Public health researchers use the short series to track awareness levels over the surveillance period.
Health Promotion Board CSV of defective-vision rates among examined students in Singapore from 2009 through 2020. Columns cover year, gender, and defective vision rate. School-health and public-health analysts track myopia and vision screening outcomes by sex over the decade.
Health Promotion Board CSV from Singapore’s National Breastfeeding Survey for 2001 and 2011, reporting exclusive and any breastfeeding rates by time interval after birth. Public-health researchers compare decade-apart breastfeeding prevalence to evaluate maternal and child health promotion outcomes.
Health Promotion Board CSV of age-standardised incidence rates (ASIR) for Singapore’s top three cancers by gender and five-year periods from 1976 through 2015. Columns cover period start and end, cancer site, gender, and ASIR. Public-health analysts track long-run cancer burden trends for men and women.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON of Gyms@SG outdoor fitness locations across Singapore. Residents seeking free or low-cost exercise equipment, town councils, and active-mobility planners locate outdoor gyms and overlay them with parks, HDB estates and park connectors for neighbourhood fitness mapping.
Health Promotion Board CSV from the Workplace Health Promotion Programme surveys in 2006 and 2010, with year, number of staff, and prevalence indicators. Occupational health researchers compare workplace health promotion reach and prevalence across the two survey waves in Singapore.
Health Promotion Board GeoJSON of parks across Singapore under the Parks@SG initiative. The spatial layer maps park locations for use in mapping applications and healthy-living tools. Urban planners, GIS developers, and residents seeking green spaces for exercise and recreation can overlay park points with residential, transport, and park-connector layers.
Health Promotion Board annual counts of medical examinations conducted for students by age group from 2009 through 2020 in CSV format. Supports school health screening coverage analysis, youth preventive care monitoring, and HPB student health programme research in Singapore.
This dataset reports the age-standardised incidence rate of stroke in Singapore by gender for each year from 2005 to 2014. Rates are directly standardised using the Segi World Population, improving comparability across years and between males and females despite differences in age structure. The series can support monitoring of stroke burden and gender disparities, although interpretation requires the publisher's rate units, case definition and methodological context.
Health Promotion Board CSV of age-standardised incidence rates (ASIR) of acute myocardial infarction in Singapore by gender for 2007 through 2016. Columns cover year, gender, and ASIR. Public-health researchers and clinicians track heart-attack incidence trends by sex after age standardisation.