Seniors Well-Being Initiative
The Senior Well-Being Initiative builds on Gateway CERH’s ongoing community programs to create a welcoming space where older adults can learn, connect, and thrive. Through a range of programs and activities, the initiative supports social connection, learning, wellness, and meaningful engagement for older adults in our communities. From technology and educational opportunities to activities that encourage connection and community, each project is designed to help older adults feel supported, engaged, and connected. Explore the projects below to learn more about the programs that make up the Seniors Well-Being Initiative.
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Legion Learning & Legion Lounge
The Legion Learning and Lounge project is an innovative initiative designed to create a welcoming space where older adults in rural areas can come together to learn, socialize, and stay connected.
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Cultivating Memories
Cultivating Memories is a project that adds raised, accessible garden beds to long-term care facilities and retirement residences to promote the well-being of older adults at these facilities.
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Aging in Place - Huron
Aging in Place - Huron is a pilot program focused on understanding the experiences of older adults living in Huron County. The first phase of the program is a community survey that will explore the experiences and challenges older adults face when aging at home. The information gathered will help identify local needs and guide the development of future initiatives that
support healthy, independent aging.
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Connect Along The Shores
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