Discover some of the many satisfying and meaningful possibilities for living life as a “solo-ager.” Learn how to create a plan that leads to years full of satisfaction.
Are you a “solo-ager?” That’s the contemporary name for people over 60 who do not have either a spouse or children, or whose families are geographically remote. Join us for programs that help you live life to its fullest!
Register today for our upcoming programs! Questions? Call 650.378.2698.
Sunday, July 14 • 1:00 – 3:00 pm • Free for Members/$10 Public
Solo-agers who count on others to provide help must let these helpers know where to get the information they need. The Ombudsman program in San Mateo County provides such information; it monitors nursing homes and residential care homes for complaints made by or on behalf of long-term care facility residents. Bernie Mellott, the Director of the San Mateo Ombudsman program, will provide an overview of this service. To add to this presentation, Nicole Fernandez from SM Co Aging & Adult services will talk about signs and symptoms of elder abuse, how to prevent it, and resources available to help protect seniors. Registration requested.
Sunday, August 18 • 1:00 – 3:00 pm • Free for Members/$10 Public
Kathy Kaufman of Avenue Sixty Two will talk about: Deciding what possessions should be kept; setting up spaces to be safer for you; the most cost-effective ways to move forward. Kathy is a transition specialist who previously worked for the Institute on Aging. Kathy does everything she can to take the stress and guesswork out of settling into your newly rightsized home. Registration requested.
