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• Never too old for crafts: Seniors find purpose and pride, one stitch at a time

  Members of a Singapore community center are transforming discarded household materials into practical, sellable goods during weekday crafting sessions. Established in 2023, the initiative engages roughly 15 participants in their 70s and 80s to foster social connections and maintain active lifestyles. All revenue generated from their creations is redirected into funding local meals, holiday events, and activities for the wider elderly population.

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• Rethinking the three spaces for a longevity society

  As populations survive decades past traditional retirement ages, existing physical and social structures built for shorter life expectancies are becoming obsolete. Professor Lily Kong argues that Singapore must look beyond standard healthcare and financial policies to fundamentally adapt domestic, employment, and communal environments. These systemic updates are necessary to prevent isolation and maintain personal independence throughout extended lifespans.

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• From bird corners to MRT stations: How seniors find community in everyday spaces

  Informal public spots provide crucial environments where older residents sustain social bonds and ward off isolation on their own terms. These organic hubs offer a comfortable alternative to institutionalized programs, supporting the mental and physical well-being of an aging population. Designing urban environments with accessible amenities ensures older citizens remain connected to their broader community.

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