Active Ageing Centres

In August 2022, he walked into Fei Yue Family Service Centre (Taman Jurong) seeking help for shelter.

Mdm Ng Ah Tien, aged 84, joined Fei Yue Active Ageing Centre (Bukit Batok) in 2020 with her husband after hearing about it from her peers.

In this article, a member of Fei Yue Active Ageing Centre (AAC) shares her personal journeys towards discovering newfound joy and experiencing a renewed sense of confidence through FYCS’s programmes for seniors.

In this article, it shares the life of Mr Tan and how the Fei Yue Active Ageing Centre, through its programmes, help Mr Tan find meaning in his life.

In this article, it shares about the life of Mdm Ng, a member who found a new home in the active ageing centre at Fei Yue through their programmes which brought her out of her shell and into a place

In this article, it tells the story of how the members of Fei Yue Active Ageing Centres (AAC) were able to support one of the seniors and bring her out of her darkest days.

Mr. Wong has been a member of Teck Whye SAC for 6 years and is often known to have the habit of complaining and venting out his anger on the staffs on a regular basis. Initially, it was emotionally draining

Introduction The need for specialised care and support becomes increasingly essential in our growing ageing population. In Singapore, seniors have access to a range of shelter supports tailored to their unique needs.  From senior group homes to advanced technologies designed for their well-being, let’s explore the diverse array of resources

Navigating the complexities of dementia can be overwhelming, but with the right support and resources, individuals and their caregivers can find comfort and guidance on this challenging journey.  How does dementia come about? Dementia is not a normal part of ageing but rather a complex condition that affects the brain’s

Ageing Population in Singapore The proportion of our citizen population aged 65 years and older is increasing, and this trend is accelerating compared to the previous decade.  By 2030, it is projected that around 1 in 4 citizens, or 24.1 percent of the population, will be aged 65 and above.

Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a crucial process that allows individuals to make decisions about their future healthcare preferences. It ensures that your values and wishes are known and respected if you are unable to communicate them yourself. Advance Care Planning empowers you to have control over the medical care

Navigating the ever-evolving landscape of technology can be a daunting task for anyone, but especially for seniors. As society becomes increasingly digitalised, ensuring that our elderly population is not left behind is crucial. Initiatives Promoting Digital Inclusion These programmes aim to bridge the technology gap and empower older adults to

In this article, we will uncover what exactly these needs are and how they can be met to ensure a fulfilling and meaningful life for our elders.  From physical health and medical care to social connections, mental stimulation, and emotional support and support from family, seniors have a diverse range

As we age, it becomes increasingly important to have access to financial assistance, home-based care support, and other services that can help enhance our quality of life.  Whether you are a senior yourself or a caregiver looking after an elderly loved one, this article will provide valuable information on the

Maintaining our ability to perform daily tasks becomes increasingly important for a fulfilling and autonomous lifestyle when we get older. This is where Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) come into play.  In this article, we will explore what ADLs and IADLs are, how

Find out how active-ageing benefits our society and family

Key pillars for seniors to adapt to active ageing.