Rīgas aktīvo senioru alianse (RASA)

Founded in 2010, Rīgas aktīvo senioru alianse (RASA) is a non-profit association based in Rīga, Latvia working on elderly care, education, health +1 more.

Rīgas aktīvo senioru alianse (RASA) is a Latvian association founded at the end of 2010 that supports active older people in Riga, aged 50 and over. It has more than 700 members and works to promote the social inclusion, lifelong learning, health and well-being of seniors and to counter loneliness and isolation. Its activities include language and computer courses, fitness and wellbeing classes such as Pilates, line dancing and Cigun, arts and crafts, games, choirs, excursions, and advice from social workers, psychologists and lawyers. Through its day centres in Grīziņkalns and for Ukrainian civilians, it serves seniors and residents of nearby neighbourhoods in Riga. The association also monitors policies affecting older people, including pensions and social welfare, and organises conferences and discussions with public institutions and partners, including an international conference on loneliness held in Riga in 2025. Its statutes state that it is a non-profit association governed by a general members' assembly and a board.