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Jul 17
Social Engagement Supports Well Being
July is Social Wellness Month, a time dedicated to fostering connections, promoting meaningful interactions, and nurturing the spirit of togetherness. Social well-being is essential for individuals of all ages and it can be especially challenging for older adults who have limitations that make it hard to go out and engage with their communities. While physical [...]Jan 27
Isolation Compounding the Risks of Elder Abuse During the Pandemic
Since March of 2020 it has been necessary for older adults and other high-risk individuals to stay home as much as possible to avoid exposure to COVID19. While vital to their well-being, it is not without potential cost for those at risk for elder abuse. Victims may experience emotional, physical, or sexual abuse, financial exploitation, self-neglect, […]
Nov 11
A Veteran who came home to take care of other veterans
At 92, Robert is an older veteran that we thank today along with all veterans for their military service. In 1950, Robert joined the Army and was deployed for almost three years in the Korean War. He served as an ammunitions guard in an area near Busan, South Korea protecting the ammunition from any potential […]
Sep 28
Staying Connected with Family and Friends while Staying Safe from Risks of COVID-19
We are six months into social distancing, mask wearing and frequent handwashing to keep each other safe from COVID19. Most are weary of this lifestyle, but we must stay vigilant and be creative with staying connected with one another. The isolation can be especially difficult for older adults who live alone. To stay connected to [...]Jul 13
