Inspiring Figures
Goh Pi Kuan has taken upcycling to a new level, keeping himself active and creating a hobby business.
Yeo Pee Pin is not letting brain injury, heart attack, cardiac surgeries, pneumonia, seizures, intubations and several cardiopulmonary resuscitations get in his way.
Jean Wang has been a tour guide for more than 40 years and loves sharing to tourists about Singapore’s history and stories.
Belinda Sunshine Yeo is spreading her bubbly personality and sharing her trademark scarf around her neck to Singapore!
Recognising their contributions to the local arts scene, Chia Joo Ming and Rahimah Rahim were conferred with the award.
One has contributed to cancer patients and their families, while the other to the protection of children and families affected by violence and divorce.
Tang Yin Pheng has been a cleaner at various eateries for over 20 years, and enjoys keeping the tables clean and bonding with her colleagues.
St Luke’s Hospital celebrates its 25th anniversary by promoting active ageing.
Francis Ng started fishing back in 1993 and enjoys the “tug of war” with the fishes.
When Richard Koh got retrenched, he still had a lot of energy so he tried his hand at the coffee business.
Gary Teo was a caregiver for his mother and sister who had dementia and now he is helping clients with dementia.
Seniors embracing ageing through social media are capturing the hearts of fans of all ages globally.
William Oh has been solo backpacking for more than 30 years and has compiled his own ‘house rules’, which he follows diligently.
Singaporean batik painter Sarkasi Said has had many lows and highs cultivating his passion.