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Marin County’s 2023-24 Civil Grand Jury has issued a report, “What Have They Done? An Update on the Responses to the 2022-2023 Marin County Civil Grand Jury Reports.” Of multiple reviews from last year’s jury findings, the report titled “The Coming Wave of Older Adults — Is Marin Prepared?” has the potential to impact Marin’s […]

The 'Do More, Feel Better' program trains seniors to help other older adults plan activities, which can boost mental health.

The Waushara County of Aging and Disability Services have been providing beneficial resources to our seniors and those with disabilities for 50 years.

Our daily life is full of things that are powered by connections; our cell phone, internet, tablet, the list goes on and on; but what about the

PORTLAND - April 21-27 is National Volunteer Week, and every day at Catholic Charities Maine (CCM), we are deeply grateful for the more than 500 volunteers who give 33,000 hours of support to our 20+ programs statewide every year. Their work equates to approximately $1 million in time donated, according to Kelly Day, director of

Prince William Area Agency on Aging, Encompass Community Support and Aging Together will hold a joint-agency mini conference from 9-11:30 a.m. on April 24 at Peppers Grill in Culpeper to

The state of Georgia has declared April Senior Hunger Awareness Month and Coweta County leadership will designate April 9-16 as Senior Hunger Awareness Week in Coweta County.

MAYVILLE – Chautauqua County officials are going on record saying they think the federal and state governments should give more to older adults at the same ti

A Spalding couple were indicted Thursday for multiple counts of unreasonably confining disabled adults and residents and operating a care home without a license.

A climate action group had money for home energy retrofits, but it needed a way to find participants who could benefit most from its services. The solution: partnerships.