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Senior Haircut Options
For many older adults and homebound seniors in Washtenaw County, something as simple as a haircut can become a real challenge. Transportation barriers, health concerns, mobility limitations, and caregiving schedules can make regular salon visits difficult. With Hairstyle Appreciation Day on March 30, we wanted to highlight a variety of local services that bring professional haircuts directly to…
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Senior Movie Discounts
A trip to the movies is a great way to relax and spend time with others- but it can also be expensive. Movie Theater Day is April 23, and it’s the perfect time to learn about senior discount programs at local theaters. Today’s blog post explores ways older adults and caregivers can save money while enjoying a trip to the movies. Cinemark Ann…
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Spotlight: Senior Helpers
According to a 2022 survey by the University of Michigan Poll on Healthy Aging, the vast majority of older adults (50-80%) want to stay in their homes as they age. Unfortunately, these older adults may not realize all that aging in place entails; according to the same 2022 survey, only one out of every seven older adults surveyed agreed…
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Stress and Aging
Stress is a normal part of life, but it can affect our health more as we get older. Changes in health, finances, family roles, and daily routines can all add extra pressure for seniors and caregivers. Over time, stress can impact the body, mood, sleep, and overall well-being. In this post, we’ll explain what stress is, explore unique stressors…
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Happy Easter!
May the light of Easter bring hope to all and strengthen our mission to serve with dignity, compassion, and faith.
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Celebrating Social Workers
March is Social Work Month! Social workers do a lot- whether it’s supporting individuals and communities, advocating for change at a state or national level, or working in administration at local nonprofits. The theme for 2026’s Social Work Month is “Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform.” The goal of this year’s theme is to honor social work’s mission to “enhance human well-being, meet…
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