TimeSlip Project Collects Older Adults' Answers To 'Beautiful Questions' To Create Art In Milwaukee
stock.adobe.com Milwaukee nonprofit TimeSlips is collecting responses to thought-provoking questions from elderly people for their newest project, Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, about 24% of people over the age of 65 not living in community care settings were found to be socially isolated — which according to CDC is a serious health risk that increases the chance of developing dementia or other serious medical conditions. Milwaukee-based nonprofit TimeSlips works to creatively engage aging populations and help reduce isolation. When the COVID-19 pandemic began forcing people, especially...
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