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Community Wellness Hub Playbook
Notes on Housing
Notes on Recreation
Notes on Mobility
Notes on age friendly and dementia friendly cities

Notes on Recreation

What kind of recreational spaces will increase quality of life as we age?
Play is a vital need in enhancing the quality of life for all ages, especially the elderly. Research suggests that meaningful play among the older population greatly helps to foster connectedness, cultivate oneself and others, and contribute to society. A corroboration of literature findings aims to elucidate how recreational spaces around the world can facilitate meaningful, and active usage by their older population. The goal is to highlight creative concepts, models and practical solutions to address senior citizens’ psycho-social needs.
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Note 20 – Bukit Batok Community Cafe
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Note 21 – Sharing Food with Alone Seniors
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Note 22 – Gym Tonic
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Note 23 – Pokemon GO for Older Adults
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Note 24 – North West 911 Emergency Preparedness App
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Note 25 – Support for Older Adults during COVID-19
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Note 26 – Allotment Farms for Older Adults in Asian Cities Singapore, Tokyo, and Taipei
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Note 27 – Intergenerational Activity Centres
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Note 28 – Improving Senior Mobility with Animal Activities
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Note 29 – The Camaraderie of Men’s Sheds
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Note 30 – Birdwatching in Singapore
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Note 31 – Spinning New Beginnings for the Disco Generation