Partnership & Community
Co-created with:
Growing Together Across Asia
Our programme would not be possible without the support of our partners — organisations and institutions who share our belief that every senior deserves connection, dignity, and the chance to share their story.
Regional Research Partner
Lingnan University
Renmin University of China
Taipei Medical University
Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia
Society for Participatory Research in Asia
Active Global Caregivers
Asian Women's Welfare Association (AWWA)
Bethesda Frankel Estate Church (BFEC)
Catholic Welfare Services (CWS)
DoCaSo
Fei Yue Community Services
Filos Community Services
Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital
Lions Befrienders
Loving Heart Multi-Service Centre
R.O.C. Red Heart Association
SASCO Senior Citizens' Home
SG Assist
Sree Narayana Mission (SNM)
Taipei Medical University Active Ageing Centre
TOUCH Community Services
Vanguard Healthcare
Vue Reality Labs
Yan Oi Tong
Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
National Archives of Singapore (NAS)
National Gallery Singapore
National Heritage Board (NHB)
National Library Board (NLB)
Reminisce Connect
A Connected Community Across Borders
A regional Community of Practice connects organisations, partners, and stakeholders across countries to share knowledge and scale impact. This enables:
- Cross-organisation and cross-country collaboration
- Exchange of programme insights, practices, and innovations
- Development of joint initiatives and partnerships
- Regional learning and adaptation across different care contexts
This strengthens a connected ecosystem that supports the growth and sustainability of reminiscence programmes across Asia.
Events & Engagement
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DBS Foundation X SUSS Asia Reminiscence Forum 2025 - Singapore
Themed "From Memories to Healthspan: Rethinking Healthy Ageing Through Reminiscence and Innovation", our inaugural Forum drew over 180 participants and regional speakers to Oldham Theatre.
Design Thinking Exhibition - Chinese Taipei
A Design Thinking Exhibition was held in March 2026, alongside a workshop exploring new intergenerational reminiscence approaches.
Partner With Us
If your organisation works with seniors and you are interested in bringing reminiscence to your community, we would love to explore how we can work together.