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By MT / July 13, 2022
Hey, Grandma! You’re Gorgeous!
Gorgeous gorgeous grandmas live gorgeous gorgeous lives! Grandmas of the world, listen up! No matter if you are a grandma biologically to children of all ages or the kids in...
Read More By MT / July 12, 2022
10 Healthy Eating Tips for Older Adults
Healthy eating is important at any age. But, did you know that some nutrition choices help older adults stay independent and active? Following healthy eating recommendations will also save you...
Read More By MT / July 11, 2022
Disability Pride Month – Celebrate What Makes You Unique!
In the same vein as LGBTQ+ Pride Month being held each June, July brings us Disability Pride Month – a time for disabled persons to embrace and reclaim their disabilities...
Read More By MT / July 7, 2022
What is AmeriCorps Seniors?
Summing up AmeriCorps Seniors isn’t easy. That’s because across America, volunteers age 55 and older are making an incredible impact in their communities through schools, food banks, environmental initiatives, and...
Read More By MT / June 30, 2022
Learning New Skills and Finding Employment from Vantage’s SCSEP Program: Shelle’s Story
Many older adults must step out of the workforce for a number of reasons. But when it’s time to step back in, it doesn’t mean that their options must be...
Read More By MT / June 17, 2022
Juneteenth – What is it, and why it matters to American history
As of Thursday, June 17, 2021, Juneteenth National Independence Day has become the 12th legal public holiday. To many, this recognition is long overdue, as it has been a day...
Read More By MT / June 15, 2022
What to Do If You Suspect Elder Abuse
When an older adult can no longer take care of everything for themselves, they are often surrounded by individuals who provide the care that they need. This could mean assistance...
Read More By MT / June 9, 2022
For Positive Aging, Look No Further Than the Produce Aisle
Many of us have heard the phrase, “Eat the rainbow,” and not just from the pointed marketing ads from Skittles brand candy. However, this time around, it’s about the rainbow...
Read More By MT / May 31, 2022
Learning New Skills and Continuing to Serve – Ronnie’s Story
Many people across our nation feel called to serve others. This could mean in the form of our armed forces, volunteerism, teaching, or even simply taking an active moment in...
Read More By MT / May 24, 2022
National Jewish-American Heritage Month: Honoring Our Shared Heritage
In April of 2006, then-President George W. Bush officially proclaimed the month of May to be National Jewish-American Heritage Month. For many, this was a long time coming, as America...
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