Over 320 million people around the world, in over 1500 cities and towns in 51 countries, have joined The World Health Organization’s global network of Age-Friendly communities…
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Pawtucket Declares Commitment to Becoming Age-Friendly
In an exciting move towards fostering a more inclusive community, the City of Pawtucket has taken a significant step in prioritizing the well-being of its older residents. Mayor Donald Grebien and Director of Senior Services, Mary Lou Moran, officially signed a resolution committing Pawtucket to becoming an Age-Friendly city. The…
How Age-Friendly Communities Can Change the Way We Age
Our Executive Director recently joined Helen Hames on WADK AM/FM Newport to tackle some of the biggest issues facing our aging population: how to build Age-Friendly Communities, the pervasive effects of ageism, and what the Longevity Revolution means for the future of Rhode Island. Listen to the full interview…
Register for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Your Community
Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of people across the globe, and Rhode Island is joining the fight by hosting the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in three locations this September. The Alzheimer’s Association of Rhode Island invites you to participate in these meaningful walks, which are scheduled for September 21 in…
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Point32Health Foundation builds on a tradition of service and giving at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan. Their heritage organizations together have invested more than $200 million to support community organizations in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Point32Health Foundation funds equity-focused solutions related to healthy aging, access to healthy food, and behavioral health. They seek to collaborate with and learn from nonprofit organizations, understanding that those most affected by inequities are in the best position to define the problem, design appropriate solutions, and define success.