My Day with Meals on Wheels
My name is Akiva, and I am a freshman in high school. Over the summer, while spending time with my aunt, we decided to volunteer… Read More
My name is Akiva, and I am a freshman in high school. Over the summer, while spending time with my aunt, we decided to volunteer… Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has been around for so long that we can sometimes forget that Americans are still being hospitalized with COVID-19 and dying every… Read More
Most smartphones have an app or feature that allows you to set reminders that will send you a notice at a certain time on a… Read More
April showers bring May flowers, but it also brings grass and weeds that grow all summer long. What happens when you can no longer mow… Read More
Americans of all ages value their independence, including older adults. Specifically, older adults value the ability to age in the place they call home rather… Read More
Before her mother died at age 83 in January 2021, Bonnie Manns Roache spent years caring for her. Following a diagnosis of Lewy body dementia,… Read More
I was visiting a senior center and observed a lady working on a craft I had never seen before. The picture she was creating was… Read More
In recent years, public understanding and support of transgender (also known as “trans”) people and the issues that impact them has generally grown. However, misconceptions… Read More
Empowerline receives hundreds of calls each week from, caregivers, professionals, and other callers seeking information and resources on an expansive array of topics. One of… Read More
May is Older Americans Month (OAM), and the theme this year is “Age My Way.” That’s why we are bringing you stories from across metro… Read More
May is Older Americans Month (OAM), and the theme this year is “Age My Way.” That’s why we are bringing you stories from across metro… Read More
May is Older Americans Month (OAM), and the theme this year is “Age My Way.” That’s why we are bringing you stories from across metro… Read More
The Atlanta Area Agency on Aging proudly announces its achievement of receiving a SAGECare Credential. This prestigious credential is a testament to the Atlanta AAA’s unwavering commitment to providing an inclusive and affirming environment for LGBTQ+ older adults.
“Thanks to SAGECare for providing impactful education and consultation, enabling ARC to better serve our region’s diverse older populations,” said Becky Kurtz, Managing Director, “Our SAGECare Credential affirms our commitment to serve LGBTQ+ elders in metro Atlanta with sensitivity and respect.”