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DBS Foundation Impact Beyond Dialogue - Regional Edition

Across Asia, lifespans are rising – and the question that confronts all of us is no longer how long we will live, but how well we can live as we transition into our senior years. At the DBS Foundation Impact Beyond Dialogue – Regional Edition in Singapore, 300 changemakers gathered to explore a pressing question: “Are we adding life to years, or just years to life?” The Big Debate was the day’s highlight as two teams of experts participated in a lively exchange that challenged our assumptions about work, health, connections and purpose surrounding longevity. Three Future Labs also delved into the complexities of ageing: physical and mental well-being, financial resilience, and social connectedness. One message was clear: longer lives must also be better lives. Dr. Mary Ann Tsao, Chairwoman and Founding Director, Tsao Foundation, reminded us that ageing well is a lifelong accumulation – shaped by optimism, self-care and opportunities built over time. Andy Lee, Chief of Seniors’ Community Services, Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities challenged us to see ageing not as a burden, but as an opportunity to shift our mindset to shape the policies today. Wrapping up the thought-provoking day, Karen Ngui, Head of DBS Foundation reflected that ageing is deeply interconnected across every part of life, and thriving in our extended years will require early action by all of society – across the private, public and people sectors, and us as individuals too. Watch the event highlights video to hear the ideas, insights and voices that emerged from the dialogue. Find out more about our Impact Beyond Dialogue – Regional Edition: https://go.dbs.com/3KpVFXg #DBSFoundation #ImpactBeyondDialogue #AgeingSocieties #SocialImpact