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Health centers plan expansion on Buffalo's East Side in increase accessibility - Vimarsana News

Health centers plan expansion on Buffalo's East Side in increase accessibility

Two major steps forward to increase access to health care on Buffalo's East Side, as Evergreen Health and Community Health Centers of Buffalo plan new sites.

Source: wkbw.com
How bank branches still make an impact - Vimarsana News

How bank branches still make an impact

Banks are hardly giving up on branches. New ones are opening, and some existing ones remain busy places.

Can hydroponic farms solve food acess issues on East Side? - Vimarsana News

Can hydroponic farms solve food acess issues on East Side?

At Feed More Western New York, the food bank has found a way that helps bring food access to residents of Buffalo’s East side, and beyond.And it’s an idea that is likely to sprout up elsewhere too.

Source: wbfo.org
'Aging is primarily a women's issue': Women face longer lives, less retirement savings - Vimarsana News

'Aging is primarily a women's issue': Women face longer lives, less retirement savings

Longer life spans mean women need more money for retirement than men, yet their increased caregiving responsibilities, coupled with the gender pay gap, make it difficult for them to save as much as men.

Source: wbfo.org
Buffalo's Black older adults face their own share of health, economy inequities - Vimarsana News

Buffalo's Black older adults face their own share of health, economy inequities

Black older Americans are more likely to have chronic health conditions and die prematurely than white older Americans, while at the same time likely to have large retirement savings and own their own home. In Buffalo, where 37% of U.S.-born older adults are Black, the largest share of any city in New York state, those inequalities are also present.

Source: wbfo.org