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Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth
Parliamentary Matters

SG60 ActiveSG credits utilisation

Sectors

Sports

6 May 2026

Response to parliamentary question on SG60 ActiveSG credits utilisation and encouraging the use of ActiveSG facilities and programme participation

1413. Mr David Hoe: To ask the Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth (a) what proportion of eligible Singaporeans and Permanent Residents did not claim the SG60 ActiveSG credit top-up; (b) how the credits had been used as of end-March 2026 across broad categories of spending; and (c) whether the Ministry will consider strengthening ActiveSG outreach, nudges and programme offerings in light of take-up and usage rates.

Response:

  1. More than 1.78 million MyActiveSG+ members, comprising more than 42% of eligible Singaporean Citizens and Permanent Residents, claimed their SG60 ActiveSG credits. About 40% of them have used their credits at least once, most commonly for purchase of gym or pool passes, or booking of sport facilities such as badminton courts.

  2. To encourage more Singaporeans to adopt active lifestyles, SportSG has expanded its range of programmes to cater to an even wider segment of the population and range of interests, from pickleball and street dance programmes, to Active Health programmes that promote muscle fitness, balance and nutrition planning. In addition, SportSG has also increased the ActiveSG credit offset limit for its youth and senior programmes, from a baseline of 30% to 60% and 100% respectively. This makes the programmes more affordable and encourages more regular participation.

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