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Ageing in the community

Ageing in the community

Stay active in your golden years with Age Well SG.

Last updated on 7 April 2026

Age Well SG

Singapore is one of the fastest-ageing countries in the world. The United Nations defines a country as 'ageing' if the share of its population aged 65 and above crosses 7%. It is considered ‘aged’ if the share exceeds 14%. Once the share reaches 21%, it is 'super aged'. We are an aged society and projected to attain ‘super aged’ status in 2026. By 2030, 1 in 4 citizens will be aged 65 and above.

Age Well SG is our plan to help seniors stay active, remain socially connected, and receive care within their communities.

Learn more about Age Well SG (opens in new tab)（https://www.agewellsg.gov.sg）.

Senior Outreach

TheSilver Generation Office (SGO) (opens in new tab)（https://aic.sg/Age-Well/Silver-Generation-Office） conducts outreach to all Singaporeans aged 60 years and above to identify seniors who have needs, and connect them to appropriate care and support services.

Active ageing

Active ageing means staying healthy, being mentally active, and staying connected to loved ones and friends as we grow older.

Staying active boosts your well-being, while also helping you to be independent and have a sense of purpose. Staying strong lets you bounce back from challenges, and continue doing the things you enjoy.

There are many different things you can do in your community.

Locate your nearest Active Ageing Centre (AAC) (opens in new tab)（https://supportgowhere.life.gov.sg/services/SVC-AACAAACHASACS/active-ageing-centres-aac#sp-header）: You can walk in to your nearest AAC and take part in a wide range of activities and programmes.