Here are examples of such activities:

Active seniors, i.e. recreational activities for seniors and physical activity: Organizing recreational activities adapted to the age, condition and capabilities of a particular person, such as gymnastics, tai chi, yoga, dancing, walking, swimming, etc.

Senior club meetings: Attend senior club meetings where seniors meet regularly, talk, share their interests, knowledge and experiences.

Workshops and educational classes for seniors: Organizing workshops and educational classes, such as on topics related to health, healthy diet, technology, art, literature, as well as psychological workshops for seniors, which, by expanding knowledge, help keep them active and intellectually fit.

Excursions and cultural outings: Organizing trips for seniors to museums, theaters, concerts, attending local cultural events that stimulate the mind, provide entertainment and contact with people.

Social activity: Encouraging seniors to participate in and contribute to various areas of social activity, such as volunteering or local organizations that help build social ties and a sense of belonging. Encouraging and helping to maintain relationships with family and/or friends.

Hobbies and manual exercises for seniors: Organizing, co-creating and participating in activities such as handicrafts, sewing, painting or gardening that enable people to develop interests and manual skills.

Games and activities: Organizing gatherings for board games or sports tournaments, which not only provide entertainment, but also engage the mind and allow being outdoors to stimulate motor coordination.

Discussion clubs, reading clubs: Create/participate in book clubs, movie clubs, where seniors can discuss, exchange their insights and reflections.