Events

The DAGS Academic Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to those preparing for a career in Gerontology, or those currently working in an aging-related field who wish to increase their skills through a degree or certificate program.DAGS provides over $15,000 in academic scholarships annually to full-time or part-time students enrolled in aging-related programs.APPLY HERE TODAY - Application Deadline May 31st

Come meet our team and tour our beautiful building. We look forward to networking with all of our community partners.RSVP to Sandra at 720-793-7031.

Join us at ArchWell Health Venice for a Community Safety & Resource Fair on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, where you can connect with local organizations dedicated to your wellbeing! Meet the care team, take a tour, and enjoy light bites. Enter to win great prizes and learn how were helping seniors get the most out of life.* Dont miss this opportunity to prioritize your health and safety while engaging with your community! Bring a friend and enter to win a Nutri Bullet and other fabulous raffle prizes!We are partnering with OneBlood to host a blood drive, and we invite you to participate in this life-saving event.Enjoy presentations on: Auditory Function & Cognitive Decline, CPR & AED Training, and Fraud Prevention. Learn about community resources including:How to stay active in your home with 3:16 Fitness, Balance & Fall Prevention Education, Chair Yoga & Essential Oils, J&B Insurance experts, Skincare Consults by Oasis Med Spa, Agility Physical Therapy, PAM Rehab specialists, and MORE!

 Via Zoom, in partnership with Colorado Coalition for Aging Research and Education Visit this website to register or call 800.272.3900

When you learn improv skills for caregiving, youll worry less, laugh more, and find joy in the everyday with your loved ones. Join us for fun, interactive workshops coming soon to Stomping Ground Comedy, learn through laughter & shift your perspective. Register: Tuesday, April 29 @ 10:30AM-12:30PM Tuesday, May 13 @ 10:30AM-12:30PM This program is *FREE* to North Texas family caregivers and generously funded by The AWARE Fund of the Dallas Foundation. Professional caregivers are asked to give a Pay What You Can Donation before registering

We invite you to join us for a Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) Q&A with our movement disorder specialist, Dr. Jumana Alshaikh. This is a great opportunity to ask your questions and learn more about DBS surgery from an expert in the field.When: Tuesday, April 29thTime: 12:00 PM 1:00 PM (MST)Where: Online via ZOOMThis event is free, but we ask that you register in advance so we can send you the Zoom link. Please fill out the form here: DBS Q&A Registration

Right at Home UniversityIt is our pleasure to invite you to RAH~s Free Online CEU~s.Approved for Nurses and Social Workers.The Second Friday of the Month the CEU is applied for admin ALF and ADMIN skilledRegister and view classes at RAHCEU.COM

Join us for a 6-week workshop designed to help you: Reduce pain and fatigueImproves your mood and emotional well-beingDevelop effective coping strategiesIncrease your energy and daily functionBuild a strong support systemWhat to Expect:Engaging in group activities: Learn from others and share your experiences.Expert instruction: Led by trained facilitators, including individuals with lived experience of chronic pain.Practical skills: Discover effective pain management techniques, communication strategies,and healthy lifestyle habits.A supportive community: Connect with others who understand and can offer encouragement.Workshop Details:Duration: 6 weeksMeeting Frequency: Once a week for 2.5 hoursCost: FREETopics Covered:Pain and fatigue managementEmotional coping strategiesBreathing techniques and meditationPacing and planning for your dayHealthy eating for chronic painCommunication with healthcare professionalsMedication managementProblem-solving skillsFor questions, call Erika Thompson at (385) 468 - 3088 or email ethompson@saltlakecounty.gov

The Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida and the Senior Friendship Center of Port Charlotte present The Savvy Caregiver Program!Savvy Caregiver is an evidence-based program designed to help people caring for individuals with an Alzheimer~s/Dementia-related illness:- Understand disease progression & Impact- Adopt skills & strategies to successfully manage activities of daily livingIdentify & engage family and community resources for care-related assistance and support- Develop self-care strategies- Establish a sense of mastery and confidence in their caregivingLOCATION: Rebecca Neal Owens Center, 27420 Voyageur Dr, Punta Gorda, FL 33983 (Harbour Heights)DAY & TIME: Tuesdays 1:00PM - 3:00PMDATES: April 29 / MAY 6, 13, 20, 27 / June 3 (Commitment to attendance is required! We will meet in person, once a week, for 6 weeks)REGISTRATION CONTACT: tiah.thompson@aaaswfl.org / 239-652-6922 x 58240

Every Tuesday at 2pm if you have any questions, please call 303-440-9642. For more information, please check our website: radiancepoweryoga.com Drop-in $19 - 4 class pack $69 *this pricing is exclusive to Chair Yoga + Balance.

Visit the Reserve at Fairhope Tuesday April 29, 2025 at 2:00 PMHear the latest updates on Fairhope and get the chance to ask questions of Mayor Sherry Sullivan 

Join us for connection, collaboration, and communitypick the one that works best for you based on location (or come to both if youre feeling extra social )! Questions? Email Sarah at ssullivan@touchinghearts.com

On Tuesday, April 29, 2025 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM in Aspinwall.RSVP to https://go.mediconnectins.com/seminars-registrationOur seminar will guide you through the following: Enrollment PeriodsWho Can Get Medicare?Parts A & B: Original MedicareOptions for More CoverageMedicare Supplement PlansWhat~s Next?Commonly Asked Questions

According to the CDC, one in four Americans 65 years of age and older will fall each year. Falls, whether they occur with an injury or not, have a large impact on quality of life. A growing number of older adults fear falling and choose to limit their social lives and activities. This can cause declines in physical ability, mental health, and independence.A Matter of Balance is a free evidenced-based program offered through WellSpan. It has been shown to decrease the fear of falling and increase activity levels which helps to reduce the risk of falling. It consists of 8 two-hour courses with a trained coach and 8-12 participants. In the class participants will learn that falls are not a part of the aging process, create reasonable goals to increase activity, and lessen fall risk factors. After completing Matter of Balance participants report improved confidence in activities and their strength, as well as fewer falls.Individuals Who Could Benefit:Those with a fear of fallingHave a history of fallsWould like to increase activityNeed to improve balance and strengthAge 60 years or older, able to walk, and can problem-solveFor more information, contact Kaitlin Bechtel, Injury Prevention Coordinator for York Hospital. Email: kbechtel2@wellspan.orgPhone: 717-851-2599

Scan the QR code or visit our website to register! Lifewaymobility.com/upcoming-webinars   Each free, 1-hour webinar offers demonstrations and best practices for healthcare professionals. *See registration page for CEU eligibility details.

Join the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging and the Colorado Respite Coalition for the next session in the Calling All Caregivers virtual series: Get Organized! Free (Registration Required) - To register, email: CardinaLife@msn.com Space is limitedreserve your spot today!  This session will provide practical tips and tools to help caregivers bring order to daily routines, paperwork, and care responsibilitiesmaking life a little easier for both you and your loved ones.

Dallas Area Parkinson Society (DAPS) is a non-profit organization committed to supporting individuals affected by Parkinson~s disease in the Dallas area. They offer a range of services and resources to improve the quality of life for those living with Parkinson~s and their caregivers, such as support groups, educational seminars, exercise classes, and social activities to enhance the quality of life for those dealing with the challenges of Parkinson~s disease. You are invited to the annual Kenneth H. Cooper Lifetime Achievement Award Luncheon, hosted by the Dallas Area Parkinson Society, on April 30th at the Tolleson Family Activity Center at Highland Park United Methodist Church. This year, we will honor Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson, who is proud to be the son of a parent with Parkinson~s disease. Join us for lunch, live music, and a special tribute to our Parkinson~s community alongside Mayor Johnson. This is a free event, so please use the RSVP link below to register.RSVP HERE TODAY

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REGISTER HERE   1- CE Hour Credit (FREE)Point of Contact: Noelle Carmen (Noelle.Carmen@uhsinc.com)