Miscellaneous
Lonely Planet has published two new books that features cycling routes in 30 countries, and food and experiences of great value.
When their children leave the family home, couples find it tough to deal with life without their children and reconnecting with each other.
From a smart diaper to brain health supplements, there were lots of solutions at Aging 2.0 Singapore, but it was a rehab wearable solutions company that won.
A new initiative empowers the youth to start meaningful projects for the community and make a difference.
Lonely Planet has come up with its “Best in Asia 2016″ list, with Hokkaidō earning the top spot.
Ageing Asia partners with Aging 2.0 to search for Singapore’s best start-ups that will go on to a global stage.
Nominations are open for advocates of IT adoption so they can inspire other seniors to embrace IT.
To address an increasing demand for dementia services, the voluntary welfare organisation has a special ward for 49 dementia residents who are vulnerable elderly.
The first dedicated wellness centre helps stroke survivors after their rehabilitation or discharge so they can lead normal and as full lives as possible.
Malaysia’s newspaper The Star’s youth platform is collecting the stories of the survivors of the war and bringing them back to the locations.
NUSS and SACE held a symposium that touched on myths of ageing and that seniors should advocate for themselves.
The annual President’s Volunteerism & Philanthropy Awards (PVPA) is back and it is time to nominate a deserving senior volunteer.
North East seniors recently embraced smartphone technology thanks to workshop, which will be rolled out to more constituencies and schools in the district.