Miscellaneous

Seniors stay active by playing Chinese drums at Geylang West CC every Sundays.

Seniors can attend forum talks and hands-on workshops, and find products and services targeted just for them at this year’s show.

RSVP Singapore is going beyond a week of promoting senior volunteerism.

Seniors share their heartfelt tributes to a man who has contributed a lot to Singapore.

A new photo-scanning app called Heirloom captures your old photos before they start to fade even more.

Two movements/campaigns on social media are encouraging people to spent time with seniors and to celebrate their “pioneering spirit”.

An SG50 social initiative appreciates pioneers by giving them a cup of coffee or tea.

Four Ngee Ann Polytechnic students come up with a way to highlight these trades to the young through a mobile game application and website.

Royston Tan’s short film brings pairs of people down memory lane.

WINGS celebrates the women pioneers from the community and introduces its WAGSLite programme.

At this year’s SoCh event, seniors shared their past with the students from various schools at the Ageless Online booth.

The game of bridge has become popular with seniors as it tests their memory and they get to meet like-minded seniors.

A ‘thank you’ to the pioneers for their contributions to nation-building.

A programme that started in January this year at Tampines is allowing seniors to bond with each other and give them meaning. 

The National Library Board and the Council for Third Age encourage lifelong learning in a month-long festival.