Inspiring Figures

Steven Chong, better known as “Papa Chong”, has been sharing his cooking on Instagram since 2017.

Seventy-one-year-old Chong Ooi goes from a purchasing officer in the air-conditioning industry to a care coordinator in the eldercare sector and continues to keep his head-up despite challenges.

The oldest graduand in this year’s Singapore University of Social Studies convocation event was 73-year-old Tan Tiang Wang.

Two seniors share their experiences and that age shouldn’t be a limit.

They may be common objects but to Lim Teo Cher, they mean a whole lot more.

Vincent Chua has found love in running and continues doing it at age 70.

Tham Hong Soon has been with the organisation for 64 years, starting the job at the age of 16!

This unique talent management agency aims to dispel misperceptions about ageing by offering ordinary folks over 50 a chance to be in front of the camera.

Daniel Ow has turned his skills into helping seniors in need.

Father-and-son duo run shop to educate and bring affordable orthopaedic footwear to the community.

Grant Pereira was named the winner of the People of Good (senior) award at this year’s President’s Volunteerism & Philanthropy Awards.

Chang Swee Wah put his dream on hold but after retirement, it was time to revisit it.

Richard Wee is fascinated by handbags and pouches, and is sharing his collection in a book.

This year’s RSVP Volunteer of the Year shares his volunteering journey.

Goh Pi Kuan has taken upcycling to a new level, keeping himself active and creating a hobby business.