North and South Carolina’s Premier Senior Directory
Since 2005, All About Seniors has been providing North and South Carolina with the most comprehensive resource and referral directory available for older adults, caregivers and healthcare professionals.
Our printed magazines include hundreds of pages of vital information and more than 50 service categories specific to the ever growing over 55 population and those who work to provide a better quality of life for them. Whether you are a family member, healthcare professional, caregiver or older adult, we can help you successfully navigate your local senior resources.
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Volunteering—Does One Person Make a Difference?
The SEARCHlight Initiative began with one person’s vision to address chronic homelessness in Greenville, evolving into a powerful volunteer group tackling major community issues. By partnering with organizations like United Housing Connections and First Steps Greenville County, SEARCHlight has made a lasting difference—from securing housing for disabled individuals to addressing the critical need for childcare. This inspiring story shows how a single volunteer can ignite change and improve lives. Ready to make a difference? You could be the next “one.”
Read moreSocial Isolation and the Risk of Investment Fraud
In this insightful article, Anna Rushton from the South Carolina Securities Division explains how social isolation makes individuals, particularly seniors, more vulnerable to investment fraud. She highlights common scams, including Ponzi schemes and online romance scams, which often target the socially isolated. Rushton offers practical advice on protecting yourself, such as conducting thorough research, checking the registration status of investment advisors, and staying informed about scam tactics to avoid becoming a victim.
Read moreAging in Place: Tips from the Better Business Bureau
As we age, many of us wish to remain in our homes, where we feel most comfortable. With the right support network and modifications, aging in place can be a safe and viable option for seniors. By evaluating the community, ensuring home modifications are possible, and working with trusted professionals, seniors can maintain their independence without moving to long-term care facilities. The Better Business Bureau of the Upstate offers guidance and resources to help make this transition easier.
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