Harriet chats with Emily about her visit to Arirang Age-friendly Community Centre, approaching the theme of aging in place as a form of capturing time, and ways people gravitate to communal spaces at all ages. Check out Emily’s piece “Korean seniors don’t care for Bingo” in choa magazine’s ⁠Volume 3: Aging in Place⁠.

Resources: 

If you are able, please consider supporting Arirang Age-Friendly Community Centre’s work, including their fundraising campaign for Rose of Sharon Long-term Care Centre, ⁠with a donation⁠.

If you are curious about Adult Day Programs in your community, or other services for seniors, the guide to programs and services for seniors in Ontario can be ⁠downloaded here⁠.

If you are based in Canada or the US and looking for some culturally specific mental health resources, please consider checking out our ⁠Resources page for Asian communities⁠. 

Song Credit: Another girl, 김현정, 공유마당, 자유이용