Centres for seniors to stay active with activities and meet other seniors.
Introduction
Active Ageing Centres (AACs) provide a range of activities for seniors to be active and connected. These centres provide opportunities for seniors to stay physically and mentally active explore interests and meet other seniors. Seniors who wish to give back to the community can also choose to volunteer at AACs.
Besides AACs, there are also centres called Active Ageing Centres (Care). These centres offer the same services as AACs, and additionally provide care services such as day care and community rehabilitation.
Who is this service for?
This is for:
- Seniors aged 60 and above
- Singapore Citizen or PR regardless of housing and income
Services provided
Services/ activities at AACs may include:
- Active ageing programmes – fun activities like karaoke, arts & crafts, cooking, and exercises to keep the mind and body active.
- Befriending & buddying – home visits and phone calls for vulnerable seniors.
- Information & referrals – get help with understanding and applying for useful eldercare-related schemes, grants, or support.
- Social Connector – AAC staff/volunteers provide social and lifestyle interventions to support seniors in adhering to their health plan recommendations.
- Community Screening – seniors can measure vital signs in adherence to their health plan.
- Volunteer opportunities – seniors who wish to give back can volunteer at the AAC.
- Emergency alert response – AAC staff at selected centres respond to emergency alerts from seniors in distress.
To find an AAC near you, visit SupportGoWhere.
Cost
You may attend an AAC’s activities for free. There may be a fee for selected activities or outings.
How to apply
You can drop by an AAC in your neighbourhood to sign up.
