Miscellaneous

Inculcating reading as a habit

NLB adds activities tied to books to complement its Reading Corners at the Senior Activity Centres.

Write your life story

The Arts House and U3A are holding a Silver Writing workshop for seniors.

About Mr Lee

A newly curated tour aims at unravelling the story of the late Lee Kuan Yew, from boyhood to childhood.

Online, now also offline

Two companies selling products for seniors have now an offline section selling their wares.

Playwriting workshop for seniors

At the end of the eight sessions, seniors will get to write a short play.

Volunteer appreciation

library@chinatown celebrated its third anniversary recently with a volunteer appreciation event, thanking its many volunteers, particularly seniors, for its successful model.

Empowering seniors with smartphone skills

Four NTU students come up with lessons to help seniors use their smartphones more effectively.

Treasuring our pioneers

Two women put together a book as part of the SG50 celebrations to show that seniors continue being active and contribute in many ways.

Accessible travel online resources

Lonely Planet has come up with a collection of online resources that will allow those with a disability to travel with peace of mind.

Separated by sea & sky

Sixty-nine-year-old father of two and a grandfather of four opens up on his poignant story about his long-lost father and how today, he is closer to his children and grandchildren.

Budding entrepreneurs addressing ageing issues get support

Social impact startup incubator is calling for 10 aspiring entrepreneurs to take part in its intensive five-month programme.

Philatelic ramblings

A retired professor published a book this year about currency notes and coins used in Singapore.

Banish the word – “retired”

Seniors are encouraged to help change negative perceptions through active living, continuous learning and participation in the community.

Many papillons (butterflies)

Twenty NTUC U Live ambassadors showed off their colourful transformations and fancy headgears, with the oldest being 81.

Solutions for seniors & caregivers get seed-funding

Sensors to protect against pressure ulcers and a pill dispenser come up tops in the first Modern Aging event, with funding each of S$50,000 to build their businesses.