Join AARP Florida for a Free Screening of HELLO, MY NAME IS DORIS – Miami
On June 21st, AARRP will beat CocoWalk with a film starring Sally Fields! See the link below to register for the free screening of Hello, My Name is Doris. Again, see the attached flyer for distribution to your contacts. Once you click on the registration links, you can learn more about each movie. If you…
Read MoreJune 6 – Twenty-First Annual “Ministering to the Elderly” Conference
Aging: Envisioning a New Future Keynote Speaker – Bill Thomas, M.D. Author, entrepreneur, musician, teacher, farmer and physician whose wide-ranged work explores the terrain of human aging. Aging: Envisioning a New Future Recently many Baby Boomers have begun entering a new period in their lives for which they have not been prepared. Unfortunately, for at…
Read MoreFTA-Supported National Aging and Disability Transportation Center Launches New Website to Support Accessible Public Transportation Service
FTA-Supported National Aging and Disability Transportation Center Launches New Website to Support Accessible Public Transportation Service May 10, 2016 “The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center (NADTC), the Federal Transit Administration’s newest technical assistance center, has launched a new website to provide easy access to a wealth of useful resources and information. The NADTC, which…
Read MoreNHCOA Empowerment and Civic Engagement Training – June 7
NHCOA would like to invite you participate in the following training with scholarship. This training will be implemented in Spanish language.
Read MoreNPR: Baby Boomers Will Become Sicker Seniors Than Earlier Generations
A new article from NPR highlights a study conducted by United Health Foundation that says that baby boomers will have more diabetes and obesity compared to previous generations. They will also be 9% less likely to say they are in good or excellent health. Read more:http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2016/05/25/479359856/baby-boomers-will-become-sicker-seniors-than-earlier-generations?utm_campaign=KHN%3A+First+Edition&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=29927204&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9dYQOZtG6Bqj9ODf3_CjpEIW9gXl2lMvVI9MienQ3tCUBRlcTwRTNcRauJ2Eg-NGTkLGee1QtPjknFBbhNoI6XOeXdowvvusCfC8okMW554PloJ_E&_hsmi=29927204
Read MoreLead Agencies
Our partners include the following lead agencies: AARP Florida, Alliance for Aging, Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County, Health Foundation of South Florida, Miami-Dade County, Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization, United Way of Miami, and Urban Health Partnerships.
