Gayla Woody reflects on her 40-year journey with senior centers, from teaching technology classes as a young staff member to participating as an older adult. Over the years, senior centers have become vital spaces for fostering connection, promoting health and wellness, and offering engaging activities.
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Life May Not begin at 60, But It Doesn’t End There Either
By Jennifer Barraclough, Executive Director, Iredell Council on Aging As Americans live longer and healthier lives, it is the goal… Read more »
Be A Senior Center Re-Inventor
The Surgeon General has called attention to the epidemic of loneliness, isolation and disconnect in the United States. This affects… Read more »
Isolation and Loneliness – A Public Health Crisis
SENIOR CENTERS COMBAT ISOLATION AND OFFER SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!! The Surgeon General released an Advisory on loneliness in May 2023… Read more »
Re-Inventing Senior Centers
Re-Inventing Senior Centers By Laurie Abounader, Aging Program Administrator at Centralina Area Agency on Aging Senior Centers offer older adults… Read more »
A Thriving Future for Seniors in Richland County: Senior Resources Unifies with The Lourie Center
A Thriving Future for Seniors in Richland County: Senior Resources Unifies with The Lourie Center By Beth Struble In an… Read more »
Senior Centers and the Baby Boomers
source: Senior Centers – Future Challenges – Age, Differences, Adults, and Communities – JRank Articles Today’s senior centers are reinventing themselves… Read more »
Senior Security: Elder Abuse
Adapted from the CDC Each year, hundreds of thousands adults over the age of 60 are abused, neglected or financially… Read more »
Older Americans Month: Age Your Way
Gone are the days of simply sitting on the front porch and counting the days. Unless that’s what you want… Read more »
Senior Centers Defined
source: www.nhasc.org Today’s senior centers are evolving to reflect a new view of aging that empowers the people they serve…. Read more »
