Mosman Council
— MOSMAN —
The Mosman Seniors Centre is a place for older people to relax, socialise over a meal or take part in one of our many activities with other older adults from the local community.
— MOSMAN —
The Mosman Seniors Centre is a place for older people to relax, socialise over a meal or take part in one of our many activities with other older adults from the local community.
— NSW —
Regular physical activity is important for everyone, especially as we get older. It can help you to stay fit and independent as long as possible, reduce your risk of a fall and help to prevent chronic diseases.
— LINDFIELD —
The Ballet for Better Balance 55+ is a gentle pace ballet class for seniors with no ballet experience, helping improve strength, flexibility and balance. Free class Monday, 8 November in Lindfield.
— GORDON —
We are global leaders in seniors health, focusing on exercise, nutrition, attitude and a healthy lifestyle. We design individualised health and exercise programs.
— NATIONAL —
Staying physically active is the single most important thing you can do to stay fit and independent, as you get older. Physical activity is good for the body and mind.
— South Turramurra —
Walking Football is a non-contact, low-impact game, suitable for men and women of any age. Matches are played with modified formats on a small pitch, with a shortened game time.
— NATIONAL —
As you get older, it’s important to continue choosing healthy foods and enjoying eating as a social activity. It is important to use every meal and snack as an opportunity for nutrition.
— NSW —
Football NSW has officially launched its Walking Football programs. NSW Walking Football programs are a slow-paced version of the beautiful game aimed at over 50s (male and female).
— NORTH RYDE —
The Seniors Club offers a large number of activities – of a generally social and non-competitive nature – in which members can participate and interact with each other.
— MANLY —
Walking Netball removes participation barriers for senior women and men, helping them experience the many on-going health and social benefits of staying active.
— SYDNEY NORTH —
Ageing is inevitable and influenced by many, many things – but if you keep active you can boost health and slow the ageing process.
— NATIONAL —
Soil to Supper share some wonderfully simple ideas for sustainable living in aged care or in any home setting!