Active Living
Maintaining an active lifestyle is not as daunting as you may think. Being active does not require joining a fitness center. You can explore a world of benefits and privileges meant for seniors. You can start from here.
Purposeful Living
Purpose does not decline with age. Finding something beyond yourself that you’re passionate about and go after it.
Healthier Living
Explore ways to get your heart pumping during your everyday routine to live a more healthy and active lifestyle.
Why this community?
As most people advance in age, it does not mean that the senior generation cannot still work or do something to keep themselves busy if they have the energy. With enough physical and mental activity, they have longer richer purposeful lives. This community facilitates access to benefits and privileges that senior citizens may enjoy by virtue of their age.
Income Oppurtunities
If you are you a retiree or senior person are seeking ways to avoid being idle; why not consider offering your experience and skills to earn extra income?
Social & Networking
Social engagement is important for people's well-being, regardless of their age.
Interests & Hobbies
Spend your retirement participating in fun activities—including some that you may have been dreaming of and planning for most of your adult life.
Coaching Facilitators
A tremendous opportunity for retirees and seniors to assist new entrepreneurs and new professionals, since they have a lot of life and career experience.
Help Yourself or Someone Else
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For Caregiver
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For Caretaker
Helping Others
Self
As a senior citizen, we can find ways to become more connected to others. Becoming more social outside your regular circle and family might sound difficult at first. But if you're retired, you may have more free time than you used to. And many opportunities are available that can improve your social well-being.
Caregiver
Watching someone close to you struggle with loneliness can be painful and frustrating. This is particularly true if you live far away or have to stay busy with other responsibilities. But by taking the time to help prevent someone's loneliness or address his or her lonely feelings, serious health issues can be avoided down the road.
Caretaker
Some senior citizens are quite lonely, especially those without close family nearby. They might also have lost their friends. Some also have health problems that interfere with their ability to interact socially. Our elders need caring for more than we think. They need someone to speak out for them at times, someone to advocate their needs, and someone to take the time to listen.
If you see an opportunity to get to know someone a little better, take it. Make the first move.
Our Founders
Khoo
Mayli
Wen Chen
Howard Tee