Singapore is significantly boosting its mental health capacity with plans to expand and redevelop the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) by 2040. As part of this initiative, the IMH will be redesignated as a national specialty centre. In 2027, it will officially be renamed the National Centre for Mental Health Singapore, reflecting its enhanced role. This redevelopment aims to better serve the growing needs of the population regarding mental health services. The move underscores Singapore’s commitment to prioritizing and advancing mental healthcare within the nation. Further details regarding the expansion and redevelopment plans are expected to be released in the coming years. This signifies a pivotal shift in Singapore's approach to mental well-being, solidifying a national focus.