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Social and activities
Life in a retirement village

Social and activities

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Social and activities

Belonging to a community can be essential to feeling positive and living well. Retirement communities can offer you a calendar full of events, and a village of new friends to go with it.

Older Australians can sometimes feel a sense of isolation once the kids move out and leaving the house becomes more difficult. This is why staying connected to those who share your life stage, and finding a supportive community is so important.

In a retirement village, residents are often encouraged to participate in community events and activities. With so much on offer, you'll be likely to meet new friends to share life with.

A friendly community

Moving into a retirement village can give you a whole street full of new neighbours who are happy and free to chat.

With opportunities for new friendships and close companionship, you'll likely feel part of an active and vibrant community.

Village life can provide residents with a strong sense of belonging. What better place to meet like-minded people who share your interests and life stage?

Activities inside the village

The activities on offer in retirement villages can instill a sense of community, bringing everyone together over new or shared interests.

You could bond with new friends at fitness or art groups, play rounds of cards, or enjoy community BBQs.

Or, take advantage of the various amenities that some villages have on offer. Facilities could include swimming pools and spas, movie theatres and tennis courts. With a court on your doorstep, you'll often be able to find a tennis partner who meets your match.

Activities outside the village

Retirement villages can often be located close to public transport or suburban centres, so that you'll be able to easily access your new local community and all that it has to offer.

Some villages will also have mini-bus services, with a regular roster of activities such as social trips and shopping outings.

Belonging to a community can be essential to feeling positive and living well. Retirement communities can offer you a calendar full of events, and a village of new friends to go with it.

Older Australians can sometimes feel a sense of isolation once the kids move out and leaving the house becomes more difficult. This is why staying connected to those who share your life stage, and finding a supportive community is so important.

In a retirement village, residents are often encouraged to participate in community events and activities. With so much on offer, you'll be likely to meet new friends to share life with.

A friendly community

Moving into a retirement village can give you a whole street full of new neighbours who are happy and free to chat.

With opportunities for new friendships and close companionship, you'll likely feel part of an active and vibrant community.

Village life can provide residents with a strong sense of belonging. What better place to meet like-minded people who share your interests and life stage?

Activities inside the village

The activities on offer in retirement villages can instill a sense of community, bringing everyone together over new or shared interests.

You could bond with new friends at fitness or art groups, play rounds of cards, or enjoy community BBQs.

Or, take advantage of the various amenities that some villages have on offer. Facilities could include swimming pools and spas, movie theatres and tennis courts. With a court on your doorstep, you'll often be able to find a tennis partner who meets your match.

Activities outside the village

Retirement villages can often be located close to public transport or suburban centres, so that you'll be able to easily access your new local community and all that it has to offer.

Some villages will also have mini-bus services, with a regular roster of activities such as social trips and shopping outings.

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