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Older Adults & Mental Health
May is Mental Health Month! Mental health is an important part of our general wellness, but it’s especially important during Covid as many people are isolated. In an average year, 20% of people age 55 and over … Continue Reading
Resources for Younger Caregivers
When we think of the word “caregiver,” we tend to picture a middle-aged woman caring for her parents or an older woman caring for her spouse. Unfortunately, this bias shows up in programming for caregivers. According to … Continue Reading
What are your rights if you’re a victim of a crime?
Beginning in 1981, the US Department of Justice’ Office for Victims of Crime has designated a week each April as National Crime Victims’ Rights Week to bring awareness to barriers that victims of crimes face when trying … Continue Reading
Spotlight: Retired Seniors Volunteer Program (RSVP)
April is National Volunteer Month! Recently we spoke with Kandy Lazell, Program Director for the RSVP program at Catholic Charities Washtenaw County. The RSVP program helps volunteers find meaning through service throughout the county. Ahead of the Curve: If you had to give … Continue Reading
Spotlight: Edward Jones
April is Financial Literacy Month! Recently we talked with Angie Leaser, Financial Advisor for Edward Jones in Milan. Edward Jones offers individuals, families and businesses assistance with creating personalized wealth building and protection strategies regardless of financial means. Ahead of … Continue Reading