Parallel Sessions
1. Symposium on Lifelong Learning Sponsored by Elderly Commission	Elder Academy as a service-learning platform to cultivate Life-Long Learning in Schools Ms. Stella Wong Senior Project Officer (Social Work) Office of Service-Learning, Lingnan University Community-based Lifelong Learning in Singapore Ms. Alice Chin Vice-president Strategic Planning Council for Third Age (C3A) Singapore Participation in Learning and Subjective Well-being among the Elderly in Taiwan Dr. Tsai Hsiu Mei Associate Professor and Head Department of Adult and Continuing Education Chung Cheng University, Taiwan Later-Life Learning – Different Considerations for the Emerging Chinese Baby Boomers in Singapore Mr. Ma Kheng Min PhD Candidate Monash University, Australia

2. Paper Presentation D1-1: Physical Environment	A Vision in Elderly Housing Benny HUI Hong Kong Housing Society Age-friendly Housing and Community Simon BIGGS & Christine MORKA University of Melbourne A More Fitting Housing Design for the Ageing Population: A Case Study from Northern Ireland Karim HADJRI & Mohamed OSMANI School of Planning, Architecture & Civil Engineering, Queen’s University Recommendations for Environmental Modification: Reliability of the Digital Photograph Assessment Process Bianca SUMMERS Occupational Therapist, Monash Medical Centre A Neighbourhood Environment Index for Hong Kong CHAU Pui Hing CADENZA, Faculty of Social Sciences, HKU A Study of the Acceptance of Technology Products of the Elderly People in Urban Taiwan CHEN Yen Jen Department of Social and Policy Sciences, Yuan Ze University Age-Friendly Communities in Canada Eunju HWANG Simon Fraser University Age-friendly planning: Implications from Livable Planning in Minnesota, USA and British Columbia, Canada Ann ZIEBRATH University of Minnesota

3. Paper Presentation D1-2: Social & Health Services	Korean Immigrants' Perception on Home Eunju HWANG Simon Fraser University Aging-in-place and nursing home entry in Jeju, Korea Ann ZIEBRATH University of Minnesota Psycho-Social Support for Home-based Elderly Career in Guangzhou, China Rebecca WANG Ren Social Work Education and Research Center, Sun Yat-sen University Home Environment and Welfare of the Elderly in Guangzhou, China LI Gui Fang Qi Chuang Social Work Service Center Wise Social Practices in Age-friendly Institutions for Older People in Ireland Carmel GALLAGHER Dublin Institute of Technology Understanding Health Profile of the Middle-aged and the Prevention of Non-communicable Diseases Sandy TANG Chi Yan Lingnan University Working Carers in Israel Ariela LOWENSTEIN The Center for Research and Study of Aging, University of Haifa

4. Paper Presentation D1-3: Social/Civic Participation	From Active Ageing to Age Friendly City: a reflection on the Theoretical Framework Jackie KWOK Yan Chi Institute of Active Ageing, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Social Gardening in the Age-friendly City: A Comparative Perspective on Japanese and British Experience Richard WILTSHIRE School of Social Science and Public Policy, King's College London Develop Active Interests before Retirement for Better Well-being after Retirement - A Mentorship Program for the Soon-to-retire Persons NG Siu Man Department of Social Work and Social Administration, HKU The Study of Participating Intergenerational Community Activities and Successful Aging of Elders： Example from a Collaborative Intergenerational Program in Taiwan HSIAO Yu Fen Toko University Enforcing Intergeneration Solidarity through "Knowledge Transfer" Phoebe TANG Pui-yee Lingnan University Promoting Social and Civic Participation of Seniors Through a Digital Storytelling Project Jennifer HEWSON Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary Bottom-up Age-friendly Community Development NG Yuk Ming HKSKH Lady MacLehose Centre Building Age Friendly Communities in 21st Century: Bottom-Up Approach Sudershan PASUPULETI The University of Toledo