Assistive Technology with Celia Williams
Celia Williams works for the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) in Aging and Independence Services as an information and referral counselor for Empowerline, which includes ARC’s… Read More
Celia Williams works for the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) in Aging and Independence Services as an information and referral counselor for Empowerline, which includes ARC’s… Read More
Looking for ways to improve your overall health and well-being is essential, especially if you’re an older person. The good news is that living healthier… Read More
What comes to mind when you hear the term “senior hunger”? I imagine, like most of us, you think of people over the age of… Read More
Why do I need a passcode? There are many reasons why you may want to put a passcode (sometimes called a pin) on your smartphone:… Read More
Most of us want to stay in our communities as we age. We cherish our routines and connections with friends and services nearby. In a… Read More
What does it mean to be dementia friendly? One group of people from around the state, the Dementia Friendly Georgia Strategy group, is hoping to… Read More
Nail salons defy any distinctions between women. Female paradigms crumble as women of every color, shape, age, and fashion orientation intersect while getting manicures and… Read More
For much of the United States, July brings hot and humid temperatures: the dog days of summer. Most people remember to heed safety tips when… Read More
You’ve heard of a caregiver. In fact, some of you may already be serving in this capacity. Caregivers are the “boots on the ground”, providing… Read More
We all stopped and watched as they flew by our boat. Their boats literally sliced through the water leaving a wake as they passed. Their… Read More
On May 7th, we gathered with over 80 others at the High Museum of Art to share food, drinks, and conversations about how we can… Read More
According to AARP, almost 90 percent of adults over age 65 want to stay in their homes as long as possible. For many, aging in… 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.”