While retirement can often be a joyous time, it can also be filled with stress or uncertainty. But if you plan ahead, you can find that your golden years will hold more positives than negatives. Take a look at some tips that can help guide you as you get ready for retirement.
It’s never too late to learn something new! Our local libraries offer many interesting, educational, and social activities for individuals of all ages. Take a look at how you can get involved in learning something new and exciting at your local library.
Physical therapy helps individuals maintain, recover, or improve their physical ability by using specific exercises and techniques to improve mobility. Take a look at how physical therapy can help improve your day to day routine.
The Community Leaders Fellowship is a paid opportunity for Connecticut community members who are aging, living with dementia, living with a disability, or acting as a care partner to someone who is.
The Woodbury Senior Center is a warm and welcoming place for seniors who are looking for ways to connect with others and the community. Learn more about their recent work.
The Connecticut Energy Assistance Program helps Connecticut residents pay their heating bills during winter months from November through April. Learn more about the program and see if you are eligible for heating assistance.
Bad backs, stiff necks, broken bones, heart problems and frostbite are common snow-shoveling health hazards. Whether you are digging out after a big storm or clearing a pathway for safe passage, there are precautions you can take to prevent injury.
The holiday season means extra visits with family and friends, creating fun memories, and sharing traditions – but make sure you take safety precautions when it comes to your medication. View the ways to safeguard your prescription drugs this holiday season.