Dementia Prevention Programme for Senior Institutions
- AI-Guided Journaling Programme
Seniors write daily journals with AI assistance, helping them reflect on their day and strengthen memory. - AI-Driven Recall Sessions (ROT)
Facilitators lead sessions at the institution where seniors engage with personalised, AI-generated questions based on their own journal entries, deepening memory recall through structured cognitive training. - Dual Benefits
Beyond dementia prevention, the programme fosters digital literacy and boosts confidence in using technology among older adults.
Reality Orientation Therapy (ROT)
A non-pharmacological approach to dementia prevention, clinically shown to enhance awareness, memory recall, and mental clarity in older adults.
Insight Data on Ageing Populations
- Report Data
Anonymised behavioural and consumption trend data collected through the dementia prevention programme. The dataset reflects lifestyle patterns, needs, and routines of the ageing population — offering valuable insights for research, policy, and market innovation.
- Customised Data
Customised data for ageing-focused client needs. Client-defined requirements are built into the dementia prevention programme, enabling the ethical collection of targeted data while preserving its cognitive benefits for senior participants.
Collected Without Personal Identifiers
Each participant joins with an institution-issued ID. Only year of birth and gender are recorded — ensuring privacy from the point of entry.
Each participant's institution-issued ID is replaced with a randomly generated identifier before being stored.
Only year of birth and gender are included — ensuring full anonymization at the database level.
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ESG Reporting Support
- Provided to Purchasing Organisations
Organisations that purchase our data receive verifiable reports demonstrating their contribution to elderly well-being, cognitive care, and digital inclusion. These quantified insights help fulfil ESG disclosure requirements in the Social (S) domain — providing clear, regulatory-aligned proof of impact.
EU ESG Disclosure Requirement (CSRD & ESRS)
Under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which came into effect in 2023, EU-based companies will be required to disclose comprehensive ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) information starting in 2025 if they meet at least two of the following criteria:
- 250+ employees
- €40 million+ in turnover
- €20 million+ in assets
Disclosures must follow the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), which require companies to provide quantifiable and verifiable information across all ESG categories.