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Community organizations say the systems in Chinatown to protect older populations during extreme weather are not enough to meet the needs that could arise. Without sufficient financial backing, the health of many older residents in the neighborhood could be threatened during extreme weather disasters. Similar scenarios could transpire in San Francisco’s other climate-vulnerable areas.

Several local organizations received funding from Otto Bremer Trust in October and November.

Unified Fire Authority is asking the community to join in "Operation Cover-Up," helping Salt Lake residents in need find winter clothes to stay warm.

Missoula Aging Services announced that they have recieved reports ofMISSOULA, MT (November 30, 2023) Missoula Aging Services (MAS) received information about a

Imagine a place of hope when you're an unhoused person living with HIV. You don't have to imagine. There's Marty's Place.

Heres a roundup of some of the local stories Missoulian reporters put out this week.

Imagine a place of hope when you're an unhoused person living with HIV. You don't have to imagine. Welcome to Marty's Place in San Francisco.

Missoula, Mont. - Missoula Aging Services received multiple reports of an active scam targeting older adults living in Missoula.

Missoula Aging Services is issuing a warning about a Medicare scam that is targeting older adults in Missoula.

Michael Seeley, above, is the President of the Health First Foundation. “Every contribution makes a difference. Let’s continue to make Brevard County the very best place to live.” Seeley says getting involved is No. 1, even if that means starting small. “Every contribution makes a difference. Let’s continue to make Brevard County the very best place to live.” Health First is once again participating in holiday shopping events this Christmas season (Dec. 5 and 6) to benefit South Brev...