In today’s competitive job market, many older adults are discovering that finding employment isn’t always easy. A recent survey by AARP found that 65% of workers aged 50 and older believe it would be difficult…

When Deanna Thach, a registered nurse, and her husband, Jeffrey Macapinlac, welcomed their third baby, they found themselves reflecting on more than sleepless nights and growing responsibilities. They began thinking about legacy. Both had successful…

When George Arab came to the United States from Lebanon, he carried with him the same hopes as many immigrants before him — the promise of opportunity, stability, and the chance to build a meaningful…

When Betsy Ciconte learned that her 78-year-old father, Michael Turnbull of Juno Beach, had developed Parkinson’s disease, she made a decision that would change more than just her own family’s future. She chose to take…

Everett-area seniors now have a new, heartfelt option for in-home support. Seniors Helping Seniors® in-home care services has officially opened a new location serving Everett and the surrounding Snohomish and Island County communities, led by…

Sometimes a caregiver comes into someone’s life at just the right moment — and changes everything. That’s exactly what happened when Ms. Minnie Brown began caring for a client through Seniors Helping Seniors® Western Connecticut…

When Sharon first became a client of Seniors Helping Seniors® Lakeshore, she was spending most of her days alone in her apartment at a local assisted living community. A retired middle school English teacher, Sharon…

When Charles first joined a Rock Steady Boxing class in Raleigh, his goal was simple: improve his balance and coordination while living with Parkinson’s disease. What neither he nor his wife, Betty, expected was that…

Finding the right non-medical home care solution often means balancing practical support with genuine human connection. Seniors Helping Seniors® Nashville is redefining senior care by pairing older adults who need help with other seniors who…