Independence Doesn’t Mean Going It Alone
As we age, our bodies (and budgets) change. Our understanding of independence must change along with them.
Making Aging Mastery® a Success in Your Community
Working in conjunction with the Aging Mastery® team at National Council on Aging, we wanted to scale the program in settings we had not tried before: a clinic serving patients with HIV, a rural Foster Grandparents program, an urban food pantry, and a multi-hospital nonprofit healthcare system (SCL Health).
ReadAging Mastery® = Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose
This class sets the group up for the topics to come: sleep strategies, financial fitness, fraud prevention, community engagement, advance directives, healthy eating, hydration, healthy relationships, and exercise.
ReadAging Policy Priorities on the Horizon
The current session of Congress is focused on a number of issues important to older Americans and those who serve them. Here’s a look at the key policy priorities that may see movement this year.
ReadCommunity Organizations in Disaster Efforts: From Preparedness to Relief
Community-based organizations (CBOs) can play a vital role in supporting seniors’ preparation for, recovery from, and rebuilding after a disaster.
ReadMeeting LGBTQ+ Older Adults Where They Are: A Local Story
Minority communities such as older people in the LGBTQ+ community have faced a long history of discrimination, hate, violence, and systematic neglect, but local organizations can make a difference.
ReadMaking the Most of Your Organization’s Partnerships and Tools
Caring about the welfare of older adults is not only an American imperative but also an opportunity for companies and organizations to show they understand the needs of this growing demographic.
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