World · Singapore Bureau
New Yishun centre empowers seniors through fitness and community
Touch Community Services has opened its seventh active ageing facility, offering elderly residents gym training and social engagement programmes designed to boost confidence and quality of life.
LSN Singapore ·
A new active ageing centre in Yishun is providing senior citizens with structured fitness programmes and community activities aimed at enhancing their physical wellbeing and sense of purpose. The facility, operated by Touch Community Services, represents the organisation's expanding network of centres dedicated to supporting older adults in remaining active and engaged. The centre offers gym-based training tailored to the needs of elderly participants, helping them build confidence in fitness environments while maintaining social connections with peers. Beyond physical exercise, the centre provides a range of programmes designed to foster community belonging and mental wellbeing among seniors. Touch Community Services' growing portfolio of active ageing centres reflects increasing recognition of the importance of holistic support for Singapore's ageing population, combining exercise, social engagement and purposeful activity to promote healthy ageing.