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🎉Chinese New Year Celebration 2026 at TRANS FOCUS Active Ageing Centre

On 27 February 2026, TRANS FOCUS Active Ageing Centre organised a Chinese New Year celebration for seniors, bringing together members, volunteers and community partners for a morning of festive activities and engagement. The programme included musical performances, mass singing, line dance, a skit, multiple rounds of lucky draws and a Best Dress Contest. Participants also received welcome tea from Heng Foh Tong Medical Hall and oranges to mark the festive occasion.

The celebration concluded with lunch and a communal Lo Hei session, symbolising wishes for health, prosperity and unity in the year ahead. The event was supported by corporate volunteers from Maybank and one volunteer from TRANS Family Services, who assisted with event coordination, registration, crowd engagement and activity facilitation. Their contributions ensured the smooth running of the programme and created a meaningful and inclusive festive experience for our seniors.

 

 

 

 

 

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