Don’t Let the Little Things Spoil the Fun: How to Plan a Pumpkin Patch Day Everyone Can Enjoy There’s something about a pumpkin patch that makes fall feel official. Rows of bright orange pumpkins, crisp…
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Breast Cancer Screening Can Save Lives
Breast Cancer Screening Can Save Lives: What to Know and How to Support Someone You Love October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: a meaningful reminder to pay attention to our health and encourage the people…
Fall Into Learning
Fall Into Learning: Online Classes and Virtual Education Resources for Seniors You’ve probably heard the old saying, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” But when it comes to learning as we age, research suggests it…
Step Into Autumn with Confidence
Step Into Autumn with Confidence: Fall Prevention Tips for Older Adults September has a way of reminding us just how much can change in a year. Maybe there’s a new piece of furniture in the living room; a few…
When Family Lives Far Away
When Family Lives Far Away: How Seniors Helping Seniors® In-Home Care Services Provides Local Support for Seniors and Their Loved Ones According to the 2020 Caregiving in the U.S. report from AARP and the National…
Pawsitive Perks for Seniors
Pawsitive Perks for Seniors: The Benefits of Pet Ownership for Seniors National Dog Day celebrates the companionship, loyalty and joy dogs bring into our lives. For many older adults, that bond can be especially meaningful….
10 Great Resources for Seniors
Over 60 and fabulous: 10 great resources for seniors in Cherokee County, GA For senior citizens living in Cherokee County, Georgia, there are plenty of great resources available. As we get older, it’s important to…
Cool Off & Get Fit
Cool Off & Get Fit: The Benefits of Water Exercise for Seniors in the Summer When summer rolls in, staying active can feel a little trickier. Some days are hot and humid while others are…
It’s Okay to Ask for Help
It’s Okay to Ask for Help: Tips for Adult Children Juggling Family & Caregiving Responsibilities In 2025, nearly one in four Americans provided ongoing care for an older adult, someone with a serious illness, or someone living with a disability,…