Caregiving and the Guilt of “Did I Do Enough?”

By CEO Deb Taylor “There are only four kinds of people in the world. Those who have been caregivers. Those who are currently caregivers. Those who will be caregivers, and those who will need a caregiver.”― Rosalyn Carter How do you view the caregivers in your life? How do you think

Caregivers can thrive during the holidays!

By Becky Allard, LSW November is National Caregiver Month.  Senior Community Services wants to send a huge thank you to all those people out there who give their all, so their loved ones can have the best care.  Billions of hours each year, are spent by caregivers providing needed care

The Biggest Reasons Elder Financial Abuse Goes Unreported

By CEO Deb Taylor Elder financial abuse on any scale can easily leave older adults and their families financially and emotionally devastated.  We define elder financial abuse as a misappropriation of financial resources or abusive use of financial control in the context of a relationship where there is an expectation of

3rd annual reimagine aging conference recap

                  Thank you to EVERYONE who made the 3rd Annual Reimagine Aging Conference possible: Sponsors, Attendees, and Technology Companies. It was a fantastic afternoon filled with a lot of great information! If you weren’t able to attend here’s a little recap… Dr.

It’s Time to Sign up to Volunteer for Fall Raking

Updated 8/22/2023:School is back in session. Along with yellow school busses, bright red apples, mums, and pumpkins, the leaves are beginning to turn. Fall has arrived and it’s a great time to get outside to volunteer for fall raking with the HOME Program! Those fall leaves look so spectacular, but

Older Adults Build Momentum for National Senior Center Month

By CEO Deb Taylor September is National Senior Center Month in the U.S.! Every year since 1979, the National Council on Aging has celebrated Senior Center Week. In 1985, President Ronald Reagan signed the first Senior Center Week Presidential Proclamation, and in 2007 the week-long celebration was extended to the full