by Beth Ann Kaib | May 1, 2025 | Aging Seniors, blog, Services, Volunteer
Brain volume refers to the size of the brain, encompassing both gray and white matter. As individuals age, a natural reduction in brain volume can occur. However, certain factors can accelerate this shrinkage, potentially impacting memory, decision-making, and overall...
by Beth Ann Kaib | Apr 30, 2025 | Aging Seniors, Community, Services, Volunteer
At Neighbors Who Care, our volunteers aren’t just drivers or errand runners. They’re companions, listeners, and lifelines for seniors who might otherwise face their days alone. These meaningful moments — a shared laugh, a reassuring word, a bond built over time — are...
by Beth Ann Kaib | Apr 28, 2025 | Aging Seniors, Health Tips
As we recognize Mental Health Month this May, it’s crucial to shine a light on a silent but serious issue affecting thousands of aging adults in our community: social isolation. While mental health challenges can affect anyone at any stage of life, older adults are...
by Beth Ann Kaib | Apr 7, 2025 | Aging Seniors, blog, Volunteer
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...
by Carol Ensminger | Feb 26, 2025 | Aging Made Easier, Aging Seniors, Caregiving
Caregiving is a labor of love, but it’s also an incredibly demanding role. Whether you’re caring for a loved one, a child, or a client, the emotional, physical, and mental toll can add up quickly. While the focus often remains on those we care for, it’s equally...
by Beth Ann Kaib | Feb 26, 2025 | Aging Made Easier, Aging Seniors
As we age, simple daily tasks can become more challenging. However, Aides to Daily Living (ADLs) are designed to support seniors in maintaining their independence, safety, and quality of life. Whether it’s getting dressed, preparing meals, or moving around the...
