While young couples may celebrate Valentine’s Day with grand gestures, for those who have spent decades together, the day often takes on a different meaning.
From staying connected with loved ones to accessing healthcare and managing daily tasks, technology is unlocking new opportunities for independence and engagement for seniors.
While solo seniors may welcome the independence, they need and seek social connections.
High school or college reunions are wonderful ways to remember good times of years past, reconnect with old friends and keep loneliness at bay.
The International Day of Older Persons is an occassion to celebrate senior citizens and also prepare for our fast-ageing population.
To mark World Alzheimer’s Day, our columnist shares her experience in caring for her late mother who was diagnosed with the disease more than a decade ago.
The more stuff we accumulate, the bigger the burden we leave for our children to dispose of when we pass on, as we all will, eventually.
SeniorsAloud celebrates Merdeka in a unique way that speaks volumes of their love for the nation.
The desire to always look young stems from the stigma attached to ageing. Perhaps it’s time to celebrate our greys and the lines on our faces, and focus on living a healthy, joyful life.
It’s time for a new model for ageing in place that builds on the strong community spirit that is prevalent in smaller towns and villages.
A group of seniors went on an overnight trip to Ipoh, Perak to check out some of the city’s hidden gems.
While older workers may want to continue working, companies are reluctant to hire them. While a mindset change is important, there are some things seniors can do too.
Reports of elder abuse cases are alarming. More so if the abuse is from family members.
To stretch their retirement savings, seniors will have to live differently, learn how to economise and downsize.
Should grandparents stay on the sidelines or be fully immersed in the lives of their grandchildren?
Are we only as old as we think we are? If so, we should choose to think more positively of ourselves as we grow older.
Taking public transport is a good option for seniors who may not want the hassle of driving about busy city roads anymore. But, is our public transport system friendly enough for older persons?
What are seniors’ options if they want or need to continue working post-retirement?
Although ageing in place is the ideal choice, it isn’t always in the best interest for all seniors. Finding a suitable retirement home is a good option, but how do you choose the right one?
While the government is speeding up building an elderly-friendly ecosystem, what can seniors do to ensure they age well?