MOVING: EFFECTIVE 9/27/2023 OUR NEW MAILING ADDRESS IS: P.O. BOX 2453, LAGUNA WOODS, CA 92637. PHONE NUMBER IS 636-686-0580. WE WILL NO LONGER HAVE A FAX NUMBER SO ALL CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE SENT BY EMAIL.


The Seniors’ Resource Guide is our signature publication which is published every December in both print and online editions. Both editions include our area’s largest database of detailed business listings of resources for older adults which cover 12 counties in the Missouri / Illinois metro area. Coverage includes the Missouri counties of St. Louis, St. Louis City, Franklin, Jefferson and St. Charles. Illinois counties include Bond, Clinton, Madison, Monroe, Randolph, St. Clair and Washington.  Our guide is used extensively by older adults, families, caregivers and professionals.

          The Seniors’ Resource Guide has a press run of 32,500 complimentary copies which are distributed through a multi-tiered allocation channel to hundreds of aging-focused for-profit and non-profit organizations. Copies can also be picked up throughout the year for free (while supplies last) at most Schnucks, Dierbergs and Straubs grocery stores, as well as each of our three Area Agency on Aging offices in the metro area (St. Louis Area Agency on Aging, Aging Ahead, and AgeSmart Community Resources in Illinois). MORE 

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LiveGood

Employment

MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST FOR HEALTH AND WELNESS PROGRAM

Bilingual International Assistant Services

Mental Health Therapist with at least provisional clinical license needed for Health and Wellness Program to assist individuals suffering from comorbid conditions – mental health disorders and chronic health conditions– through holistic programming. Will provide therapeutic interventions and coaching to help educate & support individuals to better manage symptoms and develop healthier lifestyle habits. Able to meet clients where they prefer (in a designated therapy office space or their home) or via telehealth. Program targets minority populations with limited access to resources. Free trainings for health coaching interventions, various therapeutic and CEU requests for MH professional development. Flexible scheduling available. PT/FT Hourly rate commensurate with experience and degree/licensure.

Kim Osmanagic, [email protected], Bilingual International Assistant Services, 314-645-7800, www.bilingualstl.org

 

CNA, HHA, CAREGIVER

Assistance Home Care

Pay Range: $33,000.00 - $55,000.00 per year ($16.00-$19.00/hr) Responsibilities: -Respect yourself, clients, and teammates daily. -Provide personal care, assist with transfers, and perform light housekeeping. -Assist with meal preparation and other activities of daily living. Requirements: -Education: High school diploma or equivalent -Experience: Minimum 2 years of professional caregiving experience -License/Certification: Valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, active auto insurance Benefits: -Competitive pay -Weekly pay -Overtime available -Paid time off, bereavement, and parental leave -Employee appreciation events -Health benefits and telehealth program -Referral Bonus up to $500 Job Type: Full-time, Part-time Pay Range: $33,000.00 - $55,000.00 per year ($16.00-$19.00/hr) Medical Specialties: Geriatrics, Home Health Shifts: Standard: Day shift, Night shift, Overnight shift, Short shift Supplemental: Holidays, Overtime, Bonus Weekly: PRN, 3x12, 4x12, Monday to Friday, Rotating weekends Work Setting: In-person. Please apply on Website.

Allen Serfas, [email protected], Assistance Home Care, 636-735-7010,

https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/form/CVQsNl7HWgpVRIsmz8s3

Health & Wellness

NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS

LiveGood

With a commitment to helping people, LiveGood brings you the most advanced nutritional supplements on the market, made with only the purest, highest quality, results-driven ingredients on the planet, without the expensive pricing mark-ups of other companies. With over 92% of Americans deficient in one or more vitamins or minerals, most people are not getting everything their body needs from food. The longer your body goes without the nutrients it needs to stay healthy, you don't digest food properly, your organs fail to function at peak levels and your immune system breaks down. All of which can be avoided through proper supplementation. Our Mission is Simple... To Help People Get Healthy, And Stay Healthy Without Having To Spend A Fortune To Do It. www.shoplivegood.info

Ed Farrel, [email protected], LiveGood, 314-629-6343, www.shoplivegood.info

 

MEMORY KEEPERS

Virtual Sessions

Tuesdays, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Memory Keepers has current openings for weekly group classes for people with mild-moderate dementia. Memory Keepers evidence-based program creates better lives for people with memory loss through socially engaging, cognitively stimulating interactions designed to help memory, thinking and quality of life. Sessions are held virtually on Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Contact [email protected] to inquire. For private individual sessions, or if you have a group who would like to participate in a Memory Keepers program, email us or visit our website to find providers at https://memorykeepers.org/caregiver-resources/

Brittany Lueken, [email protected], Memory Keepers, 314-749-8783,

https://memorykeepers.org/

 

DENTAL COVERAGE

Advantage Plans
Dental Coverage with Medicare Advantage Plans Regular dental care is important for your teeth and overall health, but routine visits to the dentist for exams, cleanings and other basic and major dental services are Not covered by Original Medicare Part A or Part B. The good news is that many Medicare Advantage plans do include these benefits. Dental Benefits Provided by Medicare Advantage Plans Routine dental coverage is available with most Medicare Advantage plans, with a $0 copay for preventive services with in-network dentists. Many of the plans are available at no cost to you. Plans will offer different levels of dental care—from preventive and diagnostic services only, to more comprehensive dental coverage. In some areas, for an additional monthly premium, you can change your plan to get dental coverage through a Dental Rider. Check out these great options when going thru open enrollment. Here at Parkway Family Dental Care, we are credentialled as a PPO Provider, so you have the flexibility to pick us for your dental care! Please call 636-327-6880 to schedule a new patient appointment. Parkway Family Dental Care 1063 West Pearce Blvd. Wentzville, MO 63385.

Ryan Winschel, [email protected], Parkway Family Dental Care,

636-327-6880, [email protected]

 

REDUCE KILLINGS PROGRAM

Grace Chapel Ministries

Help our program to reduce killings. Visit our website at www.gracechapelministries.org

Rev. Brown, [email protected], Grace Chapel Ministries,

314-995-5013, www.gracechapelministries.org

 

GUIDED PRAYER MASSAGE

The Spa House

Enjoy a 30 or 60 minute massage with intermittent prayer (aloud or silently). You can advise what u want prayer for. No detailed info necessary.

Janet Gray, [email protected], The Spa House forxWomen, 314-578-1385,

www.janetkgray.com

 

 

 

WALKING PROGRAM TO HELP SENIORS STAY ACTIVE

South County Mall – Tuesday Mornings, 10:00 a.m.

Mid Rivers Mall, St. Peters - Friday Mornings, 10:00 a.m.

New Walking Program to Help Seniors Stay Active

Free fitness option for the senior community - Most of the declines experienced with aging are not due to illness, injury, or simply getting older, but actually due to inactivity. This means that many aging declines are preventable, such as: weakness, loss of independence, stamina, and falls, by simply adding more movement into our daily lives.

This is why HouseFit has decided to launch their MallFit Walking Programs, one portion of their Stay Active STL initiative. It’s a great way for seniors to come together and exercise in a warm, dry, climate-controlled environment with accessible restrooms and places to sit, if needed. Each week we layer in a challenge to focus on strength, endurance, or balance. We track progress to help people stay motivated and reach their goals. One participant, Gen Eiler, age 82, has not only doubled her walking distance in a few short weeks, but reports increased confidence with her walking, relying less on her cane, and being able to walk faster. Her and many others tell us that what they appreciate most is that we organize it, and all they have to do is show up. “We love being able to get out into the community and create a support network of like-minded

aging adults, who want to stay healthy and independent”, says HouseFit owner, Dr. Beth Templin. “The best part has been seeing the added benefit of socialization when people walk and talk for the full hour.” At HouseFit, we help adults 55+ maximize their independence and fitness, so they can continue to enjoy living a full and active life.

Join our Facebook group, Stay Active STL or join us at one of our MallFit Walking events: - South County Mall, Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. and – Mid Rivers Mall, Fridays at 10:00 a.m.  For more information, visit our website www.housefitstl.com or call our office at 314-939-1377.

Dr. Beth Templin, HouseFit Physical Therapy and Fitness, 314-939-1377, [email protected]

 

COMMUNITY AWARENESS WEBSITE

Grace Chapel Ministries

We must make our community better, now and for the future. There are too many killings. Support our program called " I'm Alive, Let Me Survive". Our website is www.gracechapelministries.org

Rev. Larry Brown, [email protected], Grace Chapel Ministries,

314-995-5013

 

CARE CENTER FOR ADULTS

Sun Valley Adult Day Care Center

Very friendly and loving care center for all adults over the age of 18. This is a safe, beautiful, and fun facility with meals and transportation provided along with trained and qualified healthcare workers and volunteers. We are approved by the Department of Health and Senior Services. It is free for all who have Medicaid. We are well equipped to take care of your loved ones. Feel free to call us at our phone number 314-354-6121 or visit our website https://sunvalleyadultcarecenter.org/. This is our second new location.

Romana Aftab, [email protected], Sun Valley Adult Day Care Center - Chippewa St., 314-354-6121, www.sunvalleyadultcarecenter.org 

 

NAVIGATING LONG-TERM CARE CHOICES AND UNDERSTANDING RIGHTS

St. Louis Public Library – Central Location

March 18 - 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Free Community Education Presentation: Navigating Long-Term Care Choices and Understanding Nursing Home Residents’ Rights. March 18, 2024, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the St. Louis Public Library Central Location, 1301 Olive Street, St. Louis, MO 63103. A Professional Care Manager helps to develop care plans while resolving family conflicts. Find out how a care manager can help you to have autonomy in your life. An Ombudsman Professional will be on hand to understand Residents’ Rights in the long-term care facility. Free registration, available at: https://www.voycestl.org/events/navigating-long-term-care-choices-and-understanding-nursing-home-residents-rights/

Shelby Collier, [email protected], VOYCE, 314-919-2410,

https://www.voycestl.org/events/navigating-long-term-care-choices-and-understanding-nursing-home-residents-rights/

 

ALEXA CUSTOMIZABLE DEVICE

Veterans Home Care

New Customized Alexa Device Replaces Push Button Medical Alerts Veterans Home Care (VHC) announces the launch of VetAssist® Companion, an Echo Alexa device specially preprogrammed with new voice technology for seniors to reduce isolation and loneliness and replace push-button medical alert systems. The Companion’s launch has been stepped up to meet the needs of seniors during the recent pandemic. Others who are not VetAssist clients can purchase this new service under the brand, SmartCompanion. Companion can provide security 24 hours a day, seven days per week, when caregivers or loved ones are unavailable. It gives seniors increased independence and peace of mind. It also promotes engagement with unlimited on-demand information and entertainment featuring music, news, and more. Veterans Home Care helps wartime vets and their surviving spouses apply for benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), which pays for assistance with activities of daily living in their homes. More than 17,000 seniors have used Veterans Home Care to access VA benefits for the care they need. Veterans Home Care is not affiliated with the VA. For more info: https://www.veteranshomecare.com/companion   or 888-314-6075

Janet Jennewein, [email protected], Veterans Home Care,

314-520-0668, www.veteranshomecare.com

 

DRIVING YOURSELF LONELY WEBINAR

March 19 - 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Free Community Education Webinar: Driving Yourself Lonely. March 19, 2024, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. online on Zoom. Loneliness, isolation, and lack of connection have recently been reported as a public health crisis in the United States, the consequences of such potentially being an increased risk of heart disease, stroke, dementia, and premature death. What role does transportation play in exacerbating this problem, and how is this being addressed in St. Louis? Get your questions answered in this webinar! Free registration available at: https://www.voycestl.org/events/community-education-driving-yourself-lonely/

Shelby Collier, [email protected], VOYCE,314-919-2410,

https://www.voycestl.org/events/community-education-driving-yourself-lonely/

 

BLOOD DONORS NEEDED

American Red Cross

Healthy Blood Donors Needed Now. The American Red Cross of Northwest Missouri is holding blood drives at our Kansas City and St. Joseph locations. We are encouraging all healthy people to donate blood during this critical time. Click on the links below to make your appointment today. https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?order=DATE&range=10&zipSponsor=kcarc

Carina Kagan, [email protected], American Red Cross, 314-356-5726

 

PSYCHOTHERAPY

St. Louis University, Memory Care Center for Counseling and Family Therapy

The Medical Family Therapy program is offering low-cost psychotherapy to older adults suffering from issues such as stress, depression, health issues, family communication problems, caregiver stress, and other related areas. Current appointments can be done either by phone or video. Master’s and doctoral students are still taking openings for appointments. If you are interested in making an appointment for you or a loved one, please call 314-977-2505 or [email protected].

Max Zubatsky, Ph.D, LMFT, 314-977-2496

 

MEDICARE PLAN TELEDOC OPTION

Heartland Insurance

Call us to make sure your Medicare Plan include the up-and-coming TeleDoc option. We are helping local Americans get the most out of their Health and Medicare dollars.

Jim Williams, [email protected], Heartland Insurance, 314-324-4158,

www.HeartlandInsurance.net

 

SENIOR SERVICES FOR OUR VETS

Never Forget the Vet Program

My mother passed away not too long ago at the age of 93. She had been living happily in an assisted living facility for just over five years once she got over her desire to never leave her home of fifty plus years. She was a WWII widow since 1969, and spent 3 months in skilled care before returning to her assisted living facility. I share my mother’s story to illustrate that at Never Forget the Vet we realize seniors have many challenges unique to seniors, go thru many of the same stages and require assistance in numerous areas. The variables are significant but not insurmountable with the right guidance. Yet to the family they are often overwhelming and hard to put together. We don’t know what the future brings. We often don’t plan for things we don’t understand or want to face. Mom and/or Dad getting older is one of them. Do not put this off. Setup a free informational session before Mom needs someone to come into her home or she needs to be moved or you need to make some other rushed decision. Explore your options before you start losing options. Call Never Forget the Vet.

Bob Gergen, [email protected], NEVER Forget the Vet, 314-583-2807,

www.neverforgetthevet.us 

 

CROSSROADS HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS

SPRYTE Communications

A feel-good opportunity for your readers to give back to the community. Crossroads Hospice is seeking volunteers to help give hospice patients a gift of a perfect day. Hope you will consider running an item in The St. Louis Times Express. Please contact me at 215-545-4715, ext. 26.

Courtney Rice, [email protected], SPRYTE Communications, 215-545-4715,

https://www.crossroadshospice.com/

 

TIPS TO REMAIN PHYSICALLY FIT AS YOU AGE WEBINAR

VOYCE

April 16 - 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

This free community webinar is presented live on April 16, 2024, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Are you worried about being financially scammed, missing bill payments, or neglecting to review your bank account statements? Or have you struggled to update your beneficiaries? If so, a daily money manager can help. These financial professionals offer personal services to individuals, families, older adults, people with disabilities, busy professionals, high-net-worth individuals, and small businesses. Learn more about their services and how you can protect your assets as you grow older. Presented by Cynthia Hoffman, Daily Money Manager and Certified Senior Advisor, Best Life Advisors. Free registration available at: https://www.voycestl.org/how-help/education/community-education-webinar-registration/

Shelby Collier, [email protected], VOYCE, 314-919-2410,

https://www.voycestl.org/events/community-education-webinar-tips-to-remain-fiscally-fit-as-you-age/

 

FITNESS CONSULTATION

Womens’ Fitness and Designed Workouts

For women forty and older, please call to set up your free fitness consultation. Christine will sit down with you and listen to what you would like to do to feel and look better. Please don't let knee or back issues keep you from activity you enjoy as a part of your life. Please call Christine at 314-541-3556.  It will only take 30 minutes. Located in Fenton.

Christine Bond, [email protected], Womens’ Fitness and designed workouts,

314-541-3556

 

CAREGIVERS RESILIENCE AND FAMILY RESOURCES PRESENTATION

St. Louis Public Library Central Location

April 22 - 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Free Community Education Presentation: Caregivers Resilience and Family Resources. April 22, 2024, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the St. Louis Public Library Central Location, 1301 Olive Street, St. Louis, MO 63103. Becoming a sudden caregiver for your loved one can be overwhelming. Identify tips on how to sustain your lifestyle and invest in self-care. Free registration available at: https://www.voycestl.org/events/caregivers-resilience-and-family-resources/

Shelby Collier, [email protected], VOYCE, 314-919-2410

Lectures & Continuing Education

CANVAS PAINTING

St. Louis Oasis

Oasis Presents Canvas Painting. Join us and create your own beautiful canvas painting using acrylic paint with easy step-by-step instructions. No prior experience is necessary. Learn different brush strokes, how to blend paints and how to create highlights and shadows. You will leave with your own personal masterpiece. A different image will be created at each session. All materials included.

Oasis Oasis, [email protected], 314-862-4859, www.stloasis.org

 

AMERICAN RED CROSS VOLUNTEER

American Red Cross

Volunteer from the Comfort and Safety of Your Own Home Join us by phone or online to learn the many ways you can help your community from home with the American Red Cross. Just send an email to [email protected] and we will send you all the information you need to join us. Learn how little time it takes to have an enormous impact on your local community, all without having to leave the comfort and safety of your own home.

Kristin Pendleton, [email protected], American Red Cross, 314-281-7968

www.redcross.org

 

THE TRUTH ABOUT BRAND NEW LIVING OPTIONS FOR SENIORS

Cultural Arts Center at City Hall

March 20 - 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

When considering downsizing, most seniors desire carefree living with low maintenance and easy accessibility. Don’t think you’re ready to live in a “senior community” yet? Learn the newest diverse housing models being built in your area - totally independent homes offering privacy and garages, a lively and upbeat lifestyle that promotes health & well-being (with pickle ball and yoga) or more traditional communities with medical assistance options and meal plans. Join us at the Cultural Arts Centre at City Hall. Reserve your spot today. Please register online or by phone: bit.ly/SETSMar2024 or 636-336-6819

Stephanie Parson, [email protected], Seniors Empowerment Truth Series, 636-336-6819, www.seniorsempowermenttruthseries.com

 

SENIORS EMPOWERMENT TRUTH SERIES

City Hall Cultural Arts Center

March 20 - 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

When considering downsizing, most seniors desire carefree living with low maintenance and easy accessibility. Don’t think you’re ready to live in a “senior community” yet? Learn the newest diverse housing models being built in your area - totally independent homes offering privacy and garages, a lively & upbeat lifestyle that promotes health & well-being (with pickle ball and yoga) or more traditional communities with medical assistance options and meal plans. Join us at the Cultural Arts Centre at City Hall. Seating is limited - reserve your spot today. Please register online or by phone: 636- 336-6819.

Stephanie Parson, [email protected], Seniors Empowerment Truth Series, 636-336-6819, www.seniorsempowermenttruthseries.com

 

 

 

THE HISTORY WHISPERER

Chesterfield Mall

From his location in Kirkwood, Ed Golterman travels 5 exhibits/documentaries stories for enjoyment and inspiration. St. Louis Coliseum, Muny and the American Theater, The Nations Forum, The Voice of Irish Liberty in St Louis and the 2 lives of Kiel Opera House. 314-315-2548. [email protected]

Ed Golterman, [email protected], The History Whisperer, 314-315-2548

 

ANNUAL CAREGIVER CONFERENCE

St. Louis University

March 22 - 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Dear Community Members: We're less than one month away from the Saint Louis University Annual Caregiver Conference on: "Caring for A Loved One Who Hoards." This half-day virtual conference will bring in speakers from around the country who will share perspectives on hoarding and cluttering issues in older adults. Please click on the link below for registration details. Registration is only $75 for all non-SLU students, faculty, or staff. Attendees will receive all copies of the presentations, with a chance to win one of four copies of a new hoarding book. Please forward this information to any colleagues or individuals who might be interested in attending. Thanks for the important work that you all do to help older adults in our communities. If you have any questions about the conference, please call 314-977-9759 or email at: [email protected] Link to Register: https://slu.cloud-cme.com/course/courseoverview?P=5&EID=14591

Max Zubatsky, [email protected], Saint Louis University, 314-977-9759,

https://www.slu.edu/medicine/internal-medicine/geriatric-medicine/aging-successfully/index.php

 

ANNUAL FRIEDMAN LECTURE AND AWARDS

Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging

April 5 - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

The Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging is holding their Annual Friedman Lecture and Awards on April 5, 2024. The 23rd lecture — Climate Change in an Aging World— will be given by Karl Pillemer, PhD, of Cornell University and Weill Cornell Medicine. This event will take place at the Emerson Auditorium in Knight Hall, located in the Olin School of Business on the north side of the Washington University Danforth Campus. The Friedman Lecture and Awards is a free event and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information and to register go to https://publichealth.wustl.edu/calendar_event/2024-friedman-lecture.

Natalie Galucia, [email protected], Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging,

314-747-9234, https://publichealth.wustl.edu/centers/aging/

 

LONG-TERM CARE CONFERENCE

VOYCE

April 17 - 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Allow us to introduce our upcoming half-day long-term care conference, Empower and Protect: Safeguarding Older Adults. Administrators, social workers, directors of nursing, and professionals playing an integral role in providing long-term care should join us on April 17 at SLU’s Il Monastero Banquet Center from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. VOYCE is laser-focused on the critical issues surrounding long-term care and elder justice. Aside from gaining valuable insights from industry leaders and learning new strategies, you’ll also have a chance to connect with like-minded professionals. It’s a fantastic opportunity to expand your network, share ideas, and collaborate on solutions for the challenges we face in long-term care. On our agenda are 3.5 CEU hours, including lessons learned from the Northview Village closure, preserving residents' rights during discharges, understanding trauma, and more. Don’t let this opportunity to learn, connect, and make a difference pass you by. Register at www.voycestl.org/conference

Shelby Collier, [email protected], VOYCE, 314-919-2410, http://www.voycestl.org/conference

 

ANNUAL AGING WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES CONFERENCE

St. Charles Convention Center

May 20 - 8:30 a.m.

Registration for the 33rd Annual Aging with Developmental Disabilities Conference is now open. Join us on May 20-21, 2024 at the St. Charles Convention Center. For more details, visit https://bit.ly/2024AADDConference.

Michelle Darden, [email protected], Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities, 314-647-8100, www.agingwithdd.com

Arts & Entertainment

BANJOS AT THE ELKS’ CLUB

Elks’ Club

March 28 - 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

The St. Louis Banjo Club will provide a free evening of live music played on "America's fun instrument- the four-string banjo". Sing along and listen to 12 banjo players playing the songs you know. The Elk’s Club is located at 6330 Heege Road (at Mackenzie), St. Louis, MO 63123. For more information, call 314-952-0646 or visit our website: www.stlouisbanjoclub.org. Table seating and cash bar.

Donald Dempsey, [email protected], VNP Corporation, 314-842-0188,

www.stlouisbanjoclub.org

 

MONTHLY LUNCHEON

Welcome Club of St. Louis

Imagine you…being a member of this group. Did you say you just moved here? You are retired? Or do you just want to get out more? Well, we are filled with opportunity, variety and camaraderie with a foundation built for helping charities: actually, a new charity each year. This year the selected choice is “Food Outreach.”

Activities offer book clubs, bowling, golf, card games, movie days and other fun choices. And I must mention we love food. At our luncheons, meetings, and group activities you will feast on a variety of cuisines. Small group gatherings are held in members’ homes, and we share in preparing appetizers and snacks.

At each of our monthly luncheons, which we enjoy eight times a year, we offer presentations for our guests/members. Over the past few months, we’ve had a Tahitian Fire Dancer in Costume who taught us how to hula dance—A Yoga instructor who shared Yoga stretches— a presenter from the MO History Museum who shared the history of rich textiles, and two police officers and their K-nine who delivered many safety tips. Each experience was not only engaging but loaded with great learning opportunities.

We are a 501(c)4 Not- for- Profit organization with an elected Board of Directors who oversee the group. Our mission is quite simple; it is about Friendship and Charity.

Would you like to capture some fun in your life and have influence upon others? We welcome you and your friends to join us. Email us at:  [email protected]

Welcome Club of St. Louis, Jeanne Szarwinski, [email protected], 314-769-1456

 

JEOPARDY JOE

Jeopardy Joe is Everybody's Favorite Senior Community Entertainment -not just the same old “question and answer” trivia game. There’s music, singing, videos and fun topics. The program holds attention and gets all your residents and guests involved. There are specialized programs for Assisted and Independent Living communities, as well as engaging programs for Memory Care residents. JEOPARDY JOE… It's Fun. It's Entertaining. It's Stimulating and Educational. What more could you ask for? [email protected] 314-399-2223.

Joseph White, [email protected], Jeopardy Joe, 314-399-2223, www.JeopardyJoe.com

 

VIOLINIST ENTERTAINMENT

Winter Violin

Winter Violin is now performing socially distanced strolling violin concerts for senior communities. Hire Tom today and he will stroll, dance and sing outdoors. Tom is an experienced entertainer and works with budgets of all levels. Your residents have dreamed of adventure during quarantine. Give them the joy of music. Embark on the adventure with Winter Violin.

Tom Winter, [email protected], Winter Violin, 636-485-2494, www.Winterviolin.com  

 

HAPPY HOUR WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Fairwinds River’s Edge

Fridays – 3:00 p.m.

Fridays at Fairwinds River's Edge, please join us for happy hour with live entertainment Fridays at 3:00 p.m. RSVP required: 636-754-2317.

Stacy Welker, [email protected], Fairwinds River's Edge, 636-754-2311,

www.FairwindsRiversEdge.com

 

Announcements

ART, ANTIQUE, AND JEWELRY APPRAISALS

Hallmark Auctions

Hallmark Auctions is offering free verbal appraisals for fine art, antiques and jewelry. We make house calls. Visit our website at www.hallmarkauctions.com or give us a call at 314-412-6098

Maria Gianino, [email protected], Hallmark Auctions, 314-412-6098,

www.hallmarkauctions.com

 

YOUR VOICE MATERS

Aging Ahead

Please share your thoughts on support and services to help Aging Ahead adapt, enhance, and expand to meet the needs of older adults in the community. We want to hear from you, please fill out the survey when you have time. Thank you in your participation. https://www.agingahead.org/blog/your-voice-matters-2024/

Stephanie Patrick, [email protected], Aging Ahead, 636-207-0847,

https://www.agingahead.org/blog/your-voice-matters-2024/

 

2024 MECCA ENTRPRENEURSHIP ACCELERATOR PROGRAMS

Harris Stowe State University Center of Innovation

March 18

Harris-Stowe State University’s Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship is accepting applications for the 2024 MECCA Entrepreneurship Accelerator programs. Aspiring/Current entrepreneurs interested in learning how to develop and grow a business. The Accelerators begin March 18. There is no cost to participate. Learn more and apply: http://hssu-cie.startuptree.co/event/s/MNFYzcRoxH2FJ5NtfLAgAN/MECCA-Entrepreneurship-Accelerators-Application

Brandi Brooks, [email protected], Harris-Stowe State University, 314-340-5747,

https://hssu-cie.startuptree.co/event/s/MNFYzcRoxH2FJ5NtfLAgAN/MECCA-Entrepreneurship-Accelerators-Application

 

ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS

Hallmark Auctions

Hallmark Auctions 7915 Big Bend Blvd Webster Groves, MO 63119 Hallmark Auctions is now accepting quality consignments of estate and fine jewelry, fine art, silver and decorative arts. We host 8-10 live and online auctions a year reaching customers all over the world from our platforms Live Auctioneers and Invaluable. We offer free appraisals! We offer house calls or you can visit us at our office in Webster Groves. Call for an appointment 314-942-1132

Maria Gianino, [email protected], Hallmark Auctions & Consignments,

314-942-1132, www.hallmarkauctions.com

 

SHREWSBURY PARKS AND REC ACTIVITY GUIDE

Shrewsbury Parks and Recreation

The Fall 2023/Winter 2024 edition of the Shrewsbury Parks and Recreation Activity Guide is here. Check out all the programs for adults, kids, seniors and families coming up for October through March here: https://tinyurl.com/ShrewsburyActivitiesF23W24

Allison Koger, [email protected], Shrewsbury Parks and Recreation,

314-647-1003, https://www.shrewsburymo.gov/departments/parks___recreation/index.php

 

FLU SHOT CLINIC

Breakthrough Healthcare

Breakthrough Healthcare will be holding flu shot clinics in their offices. For additional information, please contact the office at 314-649-5586.

JonniSue Cudworth, [email protected], Breakthrough Healthcare LLC, 314-649-5586, https://breakthroughhealthcarestlouis.com/

 

DILLON BROTHERS

Missouri History Museum Lee Auditorium

March 19 – 11:00 a.m.

One was a longtime sportswriter for the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and The Sporting News. The other was an Emmy Award-winning St. Louis TV producer/trivia host. And they’re brothers. (And St. Louis authors.) Dennis Dillon is the co-author of Lost Treasures of St. Louis and Dan Dillon has written The Ultimate St. Louis Trivia Quiz. The Dillon brothers will share the best of the marvelous history, pop culture and trivia you’ll find in each of their recent best-sellers in “Brothers and the City,” Tuesday morning March 19 at the Missouri History Museum’s Lee Auditorium. The Dillon brothers will guide you down St. Louis’s “Memory Lane” as they examine some of the most popular landmarks, innovations and personalities that were part of our lives- along with some incredible facts you never knew you never knew about our city! Plus, they’ll have a mini-Trivia Quiz and prizes for the most knowledgeable St Louis-philes in the audience. “Brothers and the City” promises hundreds of memories of the people and moments that have made St. Louis special.

Dan Dillon, [email protected], www.stloutrivia.com, 314-560-7610

 

SOUTH CENTRAL PENSION RIGHTS PROJECT

Aging Ahead

Aging Ahead refers older adults to the South Central Pension Rights Project for pension assistance and counseling. They can help you understand your pension rights and claim the benefits you've earned, regardless of the type of company you worked for or the type of pension plan involved. Services are provided free of charge. For more information, visit https://www.southcentralpension.org/

Stephanie Patrick, [email protected], Aging Ahead, 636-207-0847,

www.agingahead.org

 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EVALUATIONS

Your Supportive Place

Your Supportive Place can now provide occupational therapy evaluations through The Missouri Department of Mental Health. The Division of Developmental Disabilities administers the Environmental Accessibility Adaptations - Home/Vehicle Modification waiver program with Missouri Medicaid. We are looking to connect with Department of Mental Health support coordinators to better serve eligible participants. Outside of this program, Your Supportive Place also provides OT services through Medicare Part B (outpatient) and private pay. We complete in-home services in the St. Louis/St. Charles areas or via telehealth in other parts of the state.

Jane Bufe, [email protected], Your Supportive Place, 314-200-2610,

www.yoursupportiveplace.com

 

NEW APARTMENTS AVAILABLE

Crown Center for Senior Living

Crown Center for Senior Living, an independent living retirement community in University City now has beautiful, fully equipped two-bedroom apartments available in the new Crown Center Phase 1 Building. Two-bedroom apartments start at $1,775 and utilities are included. Call today for more information.

Randi Schenberg, [email protected], Crown Center for Senior Living,

314-991-2055, https://crowncenterstl.org/

 

STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Start Your Recovery

www.StartYourRecovery.org is a resource for individuals who may be struggling with substance use disorder. For a little more background, Start Your Recovery was developed by bringing together experts in substance misuse treatment from leading nonprofit, academic, and government institutions. Through this important resource, older adults can hear stories from people with similar experiences, discover the answers they need for recognizing and dealing with substance misuse, and locate support.

Emma Brown, Outreach Specialist Start Your Recovery, [email protected]

 

ENHANCE SELF-CARE PERSONAL TRAINING

Enhance Self-Care

Enhance Self-Care personal training service provides help to people of all ages. In-home personal training sessions. -Mobility and balance improvement -Strength training (all ages) -Weight loss training -Custom built running plans Email today to schedule your first free consultation and see if we can help you. [email protected]

Karolina Zavisiute, [email protected], Enhance Self-Care, 314-564-7232,

https://www.enhanceselfcare.com/

 

ALZHEIMER’S STUDY PARTICIPANTS NEEDED

Advance II Study

A study researching a different approach for mild Alzheimer’s is seeking participants: 65+, Good general health, Caregiver/family member to attend visits. Study-related care and tests provided at no cost, surgery and devices approved for Medicare coverage and subjects receive a stipend for expenses associated with study visits. Visit: www.MildAlzheimersStudy.com to learn more.

Robyn Moxon, [email protected], Advance II Study, 651-246-6941,

www.MildAlzheimersStudy.com

TRAINING LABS

Assistance Home Care

One of our Core Values, ‘Committed to Education to Better Serve Others and Ourselves’ inspires our leadership team to seek new and innovative solutions to support the needs of our clients, employees, and community. We were delighted to recently learn about, apply for and receive a safety grant which enabled our company to acquire not one, but two TERi™ Geriatric Patient Care Trainer manikins. A sticker price of over $10,000 may widen the eyes of some, but our team sees this investment's impact on our longstanding dedication to safety and education to ensure our geriatric clients are cared for by highly trained and skilled Care Professionals. These state-of-the-art tools excite our team to offer training to any family caregiver in the Greater St. Louis or Chicagoland community. Our local training labs will be open to those wishing to learn with the industry’s most realistic tool for hands-on skills for Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) like bathing, dressing, transfers, and incontinence care with the TERi™ manikins among other assistive device equipment. The tools will be housed at two of our agency’s central training labs in Missouri and Illinois. To learn more about our caregiver training program, contact our local team via our website. https://www.assistancehomecare.com/about-us/request-a-consultation/ 

Allen Serfas, [email protected], Assistance Home Care, 314-466-3227

 

DRIVING WITH DIGNITY PROGRAM

Keeping Us Safe, LLC

Erin Dwyer, Certified Senior Advisor (CSA), is now a Beyond Driving with Dignity professional through Keeping Us Safe, LLC. She helps families determine if their loved one should retire from driving in the privacy of their own car and home. The program involves cognitive assessments, learning conversations, and a driving exercise. Workbooks are also available to families who wish to do this on their own. Please call or email for more information, Erin Dwyer, [email protected], 314-451-2255.

Erin Dwyer, Senior Care Authority, 314-451-2255, www.seniorcareauthority.com/stl

 

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHURCH WORKERS AND MISSIONARIES     

Lutheran Senior Services

Financial Assistance for Church Workers and Missionaries Lutheran Senior Services helps older adults live life to the fullest by responding to their physical, emotional, intellectual, social and spiritual needs. Those who have dedicated their lives to church or mission work from all denominations may be eligible for financial assistance with senior related services through the Eliezer Fund. Award amounts vary depending on the types of services needed. If you or someone you know is a church or mission worker, both active or retired, please take a moment to learn more about the Eliezer Fund by calling Aging Answers at 314-446-2475.

Gina Timme, [email protected], Lutheran Senior Services, 314-373-4094,

www.lssliving.org

 

 

 

 

SMARTCOMPANION VOICE TECHNOLOGY

Veterans Home Care

Veterans Home Care® (VHC) announces the launch of SmartCompanion®, an Echo® Alexa® device specially preprogrammed with new voice technology for seniors to reduce isolation and loneliness and replaces push-button medical alert systems. The launch was stepped up to meet the needs of seniors during the pandemic. Veterans or their surviving spouses eligible for VA benefits can receive the service as part of their flagship VetAssist® Program. The SmartCompanion delivers security and peace of mind 24/7. Seniors can make and receive voice-activated phone calls, including emergency calls, by just asking Alexa for help. Seniors enjoy Alexa's news and entertainment. A military grade security network makes it private and secured. Veterans Home Care helps wartime veterans and their surviving spouses who qualify and apply for a non-service-related disability pension from the Dept. of Veterans Affairs, which pays for help with activities of daily living. VHC utilizes a national network of 3,800+ home care providers. Veterans Home Care is not a government agency and is not affiliated with the VA. Alexa and Echo are trademarks of Amazon Inc. or its affiliates.

Janet Jennewein, [email protected], Veterans Home Care,

314-520-0668, www.veteranshomecare.com

 

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSURANCE BENEFITS ASSISTANCE

Charis Disability Advocates

If you or a loved one are not yet of retirement age but have health problems that would put you at high risk for return to work (considering the potential exposure to COVID-19), you or the loved one may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits or Supplemental Security Income. Some examples of medical impairments that would place a person at higher risk include chronic kidney or liver disease, pulmonary disease (emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis, severe asthma, etc.), heart conditions, compromised immune system, HIV+ or AIDS, sickle cell disease, or diabetes mellitus.

Karen Fick, [email protected], Charis Disability Advocates, 314-236-0119,

www.charisdisability.com

 

TUTORING SERVICES

BILINGUAL INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES

Bilingual International Assistant Services' customized US Citizenship Program for Elderly Legal Permanent Resident is actively enrolling clients.  Eligible individuals must be 60 or older and a legal permanent Missouri resident for at least 5 years. Our services include: One -on-one tutoring in clients’ home, Preparation in the native language (if eligible), Language support for document translation and in-person interview (if eligible),  Study materials and practice USCIS interviews, Basic case management and client advocacy: education about voter registration; Medicare counseling and enrollment; government records status updates  Representation at USCIS interview Assistance with exemptions and medical waivers.  Our Department of Justice Accredited Representatives are very knowledgeable and experienced in the naturalization process.  For information, please call 314-645-7900, ext. 203

Ellen Sherman, [email protected], Bilingual International Assistance Services, 314-645-7800, www.bilingualstl.org

OUTPATIENT PHYSICAL THERAPY

University City Outpatient Clinic

Did you know, Medicaid Beneficiaries can now get outpatient physical therapy? Missouri Medicaid (MO HealthNet) now pays for outpatient physical therapy, called Medicaid Alternative Pain Management Physical Therapy. To qualify, you must not be homebound and: Be 21 years of age or older Be MO HealthNet eligible Have a chronic neck or back pain diagnosis Have a chronic pain post traumatic injury diagnosis AW Health Care Outpatient Physical Therapy Services Therapy services can help patients get pain relief without the use of addictive medicines. We are now seeing patients at our University City Outpatient Clinic located at: AW Health Care 7308 Balson Avenue University City, MO 63130 If you would like to find out more about if Medicaid Alternative Pain Management Physical Therapy can help you, contact: AW Health Care 314-726-5600 extension 470 or 471.

Rebecca Boerner, [email protected], AW Health Care, 314-726-5600,

www.awhealthcare.com

 

DEMENTIA COMMUNITY AWARENESS

Aging Ahead

Aging Ahead, along with other AAA's in Missouri have partnered with Dementia Friendly America and the Dementia Friends USA initiative by joining the global movement that is changing the way people think, act, and talk about dementia. Our Community Options Specialists and Senior Center Administrators finished their training course and are now certified Dementia Friends Champion volunteers. They will have the opportunity to be in the community increasing awareness about dementia, how it affects people and the ways we all can help. We want to recognize our staff and their passion for making Aging Ahead apart of this great program. For more information you can visit www.dementiafriendsusa.org.

Stephanie Patrick, [email protected], Aging Ahead, 636-207-0847,

https://www.agingahead.org/who-we-are/careers/

 

REDUCTION OF ENERGY BURDEN

EnergyCare

EnergyCare is helping low-income seniors in the city reduce their energy burden with free home energy audits (HES) and low-cost energy efficiency techniques. Eligible seniors will receive the following services: • conduct a U.S. Department of Energy certified HES home energy audit, • weatherize windows and doors with clear 4 mil vinyl sheeting • install compact fluorescent or LED bulbs, • install a low-flow showerhead, • install Energy Star qualified programmable thermostats, where a non-rated thermostat exists, caulk around doors and windows, • install weather stripping and window coverings.

Tim O'Dea, [email protected], EnergyCare, 314-773-5900, www.energycare.org

 

NURSING HOME ABUSE GUIDE

Everything. to know about nursing home abuse

www.levinperconti.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-nursing-home-abuse.html   

Holly Brooks, Outreach Director, Levin & Perconti, [email protected],

Levin & Perconti, 325 N LaSalle Dr Suite 300, Chicago, IL 60654, www.levinperconti.com

 

POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATION IN GERONTOLOGY

St. Louis University

The School of Social Work at Saint Louis University offers a post-Bachelor certificate in Gerontology for 15 credit hours. Students pursuing the gerontology will learn to work as part of an interdisciplinary or care coordination team. With the passage of the Affordable Care Act, these teams have been identified as important to improving health outcomes, preventing hospitalizations, reducing the cost of care for older adults. Older adults will comprise 27 percent of the U.S. population by 2050 and as the population of older adults increases, so does their projected rates of poverty, potential for being childless or single, and chronic illnesses. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Katie MacLean, MSW, LCSW, [email protected], Saint Louis University-School of Social Work, 314-977-2752, https://www.slu.edu/public-health-social-justice/education/graduate/gerontology-certificate.php#text

Honors & Recognition

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Support & Counseling

THERAPY ADDRESSING EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL STRUGGLES

Michael Salinas, LPC
Michael Salinas is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with individuals and couples undergoing a range of mental and emotional struggles. It is his great privilege and passion to create an environment where his clients feel trust and openness to process their experiences, in the hopes of finding relief, clarity and peace of mind. He has worked for years with individuals who face major life disruptions, chronic illness, anxiety, depression and relationship issues. He offers a gentle, compassionate approach that meets you at any stage of your life.

Michael Salinas, [email protected], Michael Salinas, LPC,

314-279-7031, www.michaelsalinascounseling.com

 

RESPECT LIFE AND END VIOLENCE

Grace Chapel Ministries

We must restore respect for life and end this rash of killings. "I am alive. Let me survive." is an ongoing program designed to do that. Please visit our website www.gracechapelministries.org and learn more. Please participate.

Larry Brown, [email protected], Grace Chapel Ministries, 314-409-0965

www.gracechapelministries.org

 

CENTER FOR COUNSELING AND FAMILY THERAPY

St. Louis University
SLU's Center for Counseling and Family Therapy (CCFT) is starting a new group geared towards seniors in need of more social support and connection in their community. The group will be initially structured on a 12-week, once a week basis, facilitated online. You can withdraw from participation at any time. Criteria • Older Adults (Age 65+) • Experiencing Loneliness / Lack of Social Support • Has Video Capacity in Phone or Computer • Physically Able to do Light Chair Exercises Call 314-722-6797 or email
[email protected] for any questions or to sign up.

Marla Berg-Weger, [email protected], Gateway Geriatric Education Center, Saint Louis University, 314-722-6796, https://www.slu.edu/medicine/internal-medicine/geriatric-medicine/aging-successfully/index.php

 

THE LISTENING PLACE COMPANIONS

Webster Hills United Methodist Church

Wednesdays 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Listening Place press release Isolation has been a common theme for many people during covid pandemic. That isolation has included an inability to mourn and celebrate in traditional ways the lives of loved ones who passed during that time. The Listening Place has open walk-in hours from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday evenings at the Christian Life Center, 1333 W. Lockwood Ave. at Berry Road. Weekend meetings are available by appointment. The Listening Place also hosts grief support groups led by trained professionals. “I meet so many people who could benefit from the opportunity to talk openly about their loss, whatever it might be, to a compassionate person,” said Julie Strassman, M.Div., who leads the group. “By partnering with professional support organizations, such as Bethesda Hospice Care, The Listening Place Companions can also refer and provide resources for people who might need a deeper level of support.” Two Listening Place Companions will be present during open walk-in hours and appointments. Listening Place Companions are volunteers whose role is to be supportive listeners. Confidentiality will be emphasized. For more information, visit thelisteningplacestl.org or phone 314-252-8615.

Dwight Bitikofer, [email protected], The Listening Place/ Webster Hills United Methodist Church, 314-229-9537, www.thelisteningplacestl.org 

 

VISIT-A-BIT PROGRAM

St. Charles, St. Louis, Jefferson Counties

Visit-A-Bit Program is a weekly volunteer program and offers visit tasks, by which volunteers can connect with homebound seniors in their communities - at home or living in facilities that is designed to directly address senior loneliness in St. Louis City and County, St. Charles and Jefferson Counties. We’re seeking volunteers that would like to be part of bringing happiness, joy, and purpose back to our aging community. Also, welcoming senior adults that would benefit from a weekly volunteer and offering weekly Tele-Bingo games. If you are interested and would like more information please contact Lisa, the Visit-A-Bit Coordinator at 314-918-7171 ext. 1255 or email [email protected].

Lisa, Visit-a-Bit, 314-918-7171, ext 1255

In Search Of ...

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS

Shepherd’s Center

Shepherd’s Center has an immediate need for volunteer drivers. What is it? Free rides to medical appointments. Round-trip, door-through-door service (walk rider from parking lot to appointment, wait in waiting room, drive client home) Who do we serve? Ambulatory (no wheelchairs) older adults aged 55+ who live within the Shepherd’s Center service boundaries. When is it? Volunteers drive on Tuesdays-Thursdays. Pick and choose the days and times that work for you. Drive once a month, once a week, or as often as you are able. Volunteer today and make a difference! Interested in volunteering or have more questions? Call the office at 314-395-0988.

Karen Zelle, [email protected], Shepherd's Center, 314-395-0988,

www.shepherdscenter-wk.org/

 

PROJECT HOLIDAY CHEER

VOYCE

Project Holiday Cheer is an opportunity for individuals of all ages to impact long-term care residents’ lives positively. Getting involved is as simple as signing, creating, or delivering holiday cards. A simple act of kindness is an immeasurable value. VOYCE is seeking support from our community members and partnering organizations to provide 40,000 greeting cards throughout the Greater St. Louis, Northeastern Missouri, and Illinois regions. Your thoughtfulness is a great way to give back, pay it forward, and share in the spirit of the holiday season. Join Project Holiday Cheer and help ensure the act of giving is present throughout our great community. VOYCE is accepting holiday card donations now and throughout the year. If you have questions or would like to learn more, please call our office and learn how to get involved. Visit https://www.voycestl.org/ways-give/projectholidaycheer/, call 314-919-2410, or email Shelby Collier, [email protected]

Shelby Collier, [email protected], VOYCE, 314-919-2410,

https://www.voycestl.org/ways-give/projectholidaycheer/

 

 

 

SHUTTLE DRIVER

HavenHouse

Help change lives by becoming a shuttle driver for HavenHouse St. Louis! HavenHouse St. Louis is a hospital guest house that provides lodging, support, and transportation to patients and families who travel to St. Louis for medical care. Shuttle Volunteers drive HavenHouse vehicles from our location to various medical facilities in and around St. Louis. Our Volunteers can choose to drive a single route once a week or as many routes multiple days a week as they are comfortable. Your help will alleviate the stress and worry our guests may encounter on their medical journey. You can be their navigator in an unfamiliar place. If you're looking for an interactive experience where you get to meet and chat with wonderful people, this is a great opportunity for you! For more information: Visit https://bit.ly/3NIaPnX, call 314-434-5858, or email [email protected]

Heather Libhart, [email protected], HavenHouse St. Louis, 314-434-5858,

www.havenhousestl.org

 

BUSINESS SPONSORS FOR SENIOR EXERCISE PROGRAMS

HouseFit

Amazing results for seniors through exercise and social connection - exercise classes taught by Physical Therapists make a positive impact on the aging community.

After being awarded $10k to help the community, and enjoying positive results, respected St. Louis Physical Therapist Dr. Beth Templin is now looking to support the local residents even further. Dr Beth, owner of HouseFit Physical Therapy & Fitness, was delighted to receive the 2022 BMO Celebrating Women Grant Program to pilot their ExerMoves® Fitness Programs in the community. And such has been the success, she is now looking for sponsors to offer more classes throughout 2024. Many seniors are

living on a fixed budget, especially those with a lower socioeconomic status. These are the same people who benefit most from our fitness programs, as they disproportionately are living with more health and mobility issues. The hope is to continue expanding our offerings and help seniors successfully age in place by tackling inactivity, illness, and injury, the biggest challenges facing the aging community. To improve health and fitness in the area, Dr Beth is looking for 5-6 businesses to raise $100k to

sponsor 10 classes a week in 2024. Interested parties can reach out to Operations Manager, Heather, for more details Email [email protected] or call 314-939-1377.

Media Contact: Dr. Beth Templin, 314-939-1377, [email protected]

 

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