Aging Made Easier Resources
Simple Tips and Strategies to Aging Well
Navigating the aging process can be challenging, and it’s not always easy to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together this ebook. It includes valuable information, insightful ideas, and practical tips to help you make the most of your later years.
Helpful Articles
What is Brain Volume—and How Does it Affect Memory Loss?
Social isolation in older adults has been linked to reduced brain volume, affecting memory and cognition—highlighting the importance of social, physical, and mental engagement.
More Than a Visit: How Volunteering Sparked a Beautiful Friendship
A simple check-in turned into a beautiful friendship. Volunteering with Neighbors Who Care brought unexpected joy, purpose, and connection that changed both our lives.
May is Mental Health Month: Combatting Isolation in Aging Adults Through the Power of Connection
This Mental Health Month, let’s remember: a simple visit, a shared story, or a caring presence can help end isolation—and save lives.
Celebrating Our Volunteers: An Event of Appreciation and Gratitude
On March 2nd, Neighbors Who Care hosted a heartfelt Volunteer Appreciation Event at Robson Reserve in Sun Lakes, honoring the incredible individuals who dedicate their time and energy to support our mission. The event featured a delightful charcuterie spread...
Take Your Stress to Smiles: Adding Fun to Your Caregiving Routine
Caregiving is demanding, but incorporating humor and joy reduces stress, boosts health, and strengthens bonds, benefiting both caregiver and recipient.
Aides to Daily Living: Essential Tools for Independence
Occupational therapy (OT) helps individuals improve daily activities, not just work. It focuses on enhancing physical, mental, and emotional well-being through tailored therapeutic interventions.
AGING MADE EASIER conference
Tuesday, January 28, 2025
8:30 - 11:45 AM
Risen Savior Lutheran Church
Our 4th annual conference is designed to offer powerful information for a better way to ENJOY aging. This year, the conference will not only provide useful benefits and services that are traditionally necessary for our aging community, but also inspire more fun, socialization, good nutrition, and staying active.