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Tham Kok Poi, a 50-year-old Tower Transit Singapore bus captain and one of 1,471 Transport Gold awardees, believes that “any of my colleagues” would’ve done the same thing in a similar situation.
Not your average home tour video series, each episode focuses on telling the personal stories of silvers through the everyday spaces they call home.
Vandana Aggarwal takes her hobby as a citizen archivist very seriously. Don’t take our word for it – the 14,000 handwritten letters she’s transcribed over the past decade speak for themselves.
The short film competition explored themes surrounding intergenerational bonds, lifelong learning, and community spirit.
After clinching a beauty pageant title at age 56, Janet Patt is now helping other silver women rediscover their beauty.
Guided by Nobel laureate Mohamed Yunus’ mantra of solving social problems through business, 59-year-old Alvin Yong proves that compassion can go hand-in-hand with practical needs.
James Lee became a second-dan black belt in taekwondo at age 69.
What began as an escape became a life-changing pilgrimage of healing, discovery, and faith on the Camino.
After his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine mammogram, Zafarudin Zahid had to quickly learn how to support her both physically and emotionally.
The young silver – who learnt how to shape clay from master potter Iskandar Jalil – will be selling her wares at the Singapore Clay Festival 2025.
Serious stamp enthusiasts like Hong Tuck Kun may be a rarity these days, but that fact hasn’t stopped him from continuing to grow his collection and keeping them in pristine condition under 24/7 air-conditioning.
82-year-old Too Ah Kim isn’t just KKH’s oldest active midwife – she’s also a living part of its history.