CC (Community Club)
Community Club
Here, CC means Community Club or Community Centre, not an email copy field or credit card.
Just Tell Me
In a neighbourhood context, CC means Community Club: a People’s Association space for activities, services, facilities and community connections.
Also called: Community Club, community centre, Community Centre
Explain Like I’m Five
A CC is a shared neighbourhood place run within the People’s Association network. Residents may go there for classes, events, facilities, information or help connecting with local services.
Where You’ll Run Into It
You may see a CC near an HDB town centre, receive a flyer for a course there, book one of its facilities or visit it for help with a community programme.
The heartland describes the surrounding neighbourhood; a town council is a separate body handling shared estate property. For digital household vouchers and help claiming them, see CDC vouchers.
Example
“The cooking class is at the CC beside the library.”
The speaker means the local Community Club, not an online meeting or a commercial club.
Watch Out
Singapore has used both “Community Club” and “Community Centre.” In everyday speech, both may be shortened to CC, so the surrounding context matters.
Sources
Related
- housingHDBUpdated
HDB is Singapore’s Housing & Development Board, the public agency that plans towns, builds flats and supports public housing.
- housingHeartlandUpdated
In Singapore, the heartlands are residential neighbourhoods beyond the city centre, especially self-contained public-housing towns with everyday amenities.
- housingTown councilUpdated
A town council manages and maintains common property in the HDB estates within its town, funded partly through Service and Conservancy Charges.
- moneyCDC voucherUpdated
CDC vouchers are government-funded household vouchers for spending at participating Singapore hawkers, heartland merchants and supermarkets during a specified validity period.