Welcome to the official website for Western Connecticut seniors. Take our video tour!
WATCHThis Valentine’s Day, we want to take a moment to celebrate special stories of love and how couples found ‘the one’! In their own words, here are a few of our favorite tales.
This week, the Age Well Community Council met with State Senator Julie Kushner to discuss this year’s legislative priorities as they pertain to seniors and aging well in Connecticut.
Many of us struggle to get enough servings of fruit or vegetables into our diets. Juicing is a great solution to increase our intake of fruit and vegetables, and there are many health benefits to juicing.
Colder temperatures, inclement weather, changes in the amount of daylight, and the spread of cold and flu viruses can all have a significant impact on your winter well-being, making it more challenging for you to stay safe and healthy.
It was a pleasure to talk with Lee DeLucia of Newtown to learn about her life and what keeps her active and engaged in her community.
The Danbury Food Collaborative was launched in 2013 by the United Way of Western CT to assure every member of the community has access to quality food, bringing more than 20 food pantries and congregate meal providers together to address the needs of the City’s food insecure residents.
Following a very successful pride month in the Western Connecticut region, we want to circle back and highlight some helpful resources for members of the LGBT community.
Staying healthy as you age can be a challenge. The CT Healthy Living Collective is here to help.
