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CDM Caregiving oversees the newly launched “RU OK?” program in January this year. The initiative, funded by a $49,000 grant from the Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington, provides regular check-in calls to seniors and individuals with disabilities living independently.
CDM Caregiving launches “RU OK?” program in southwest Washington
CDM Caregiving has received a $49,000 grant from the Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington (AAADSW) to fund the “RU OK?” program, an initiative aimed at supporting … more
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Members of the Woodland Senior Enrichment Group gather weekly at the Woodland Community Center for games and social activities. Founded in June last year, the nonprofit offers programs designed to enrich the lives of Woodland’s senior community.
Woodland nonprofit enriches seniors’ lives through engaging activities
Every week, Woodland seniors can participate in a variety of classes, games and fun activities at the local community center, fostering connection and self-development. The Woodland Senior … more
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Sandy Shnowske, a board member of Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc., prepares gift bags for the local “Be a Santa to a Senior” program at the Battle Ground Senior Center. The organization provided gifts for all 141 requests made at the Battle Ground Community Center as part of the program.
Clark County volunteers deliver gifts to hundreds of Clark County seniors
Through the efforts of donors and volunteers, hundreds of Clark County seniors will soon unwrap their gifts this holiday season. Clark County volunteers, including American Medical Response and … more
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Seniors gather at the Battle Ground Senior Center for a "Lunch and Learn" event, where local experts share valuable information on staying safe from scams. The event is held on Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Battle Ground Senior Center, 116 NE Third Ave., Battle Ground.
Seniors advised to stay vigilant as scams continue to rise
Because a familiar voice on the other end of the line may not be what it seems, seniors are advised to stay vigilant against phone scams, especially as scammers increasingly use artificial … more
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Clark County Public Health Director Alan Melnick urges everyone to get their flu shot as flu season approaches, noting that those 65 and older are especially vulnerable to severe symptoms.
Health officials urge influenza vaccination to shield seniors, other vulnerable groups
As flu season approaches, Clark County Public Health Director Alan Melnick urges all eligible individuals to get their flu vaccine now, especially people 65 and older. As Clark County residents … more
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