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Age Well: Aging Matters - What is Hoarding Disorder? 04/13/2023

Host Jane Catton, Age Well's Chief Executive Officer chats with guest Derek Souza, Age Well's Specialized Case Manager about information relating to hoarding disorder.

From Age Well:

To learn more about Age Well’s services call the Helpline: 1-800-642-5119.

This program is presented in partnership with MVP Healthcare.

Age Well: Aging Matters - Caregivers Need Support Too 03/09/2023

Host Jane Catton speaks with Erica Marks, Age Well's Director of Volunteer Services, and Jennifer Harbison, Age Well's Caregiver Support Specialist. The trio discuss the needs of caregivers.

From Age Well:

To learn more about Age Well’s services call the Helpline: 1-800-642-5119.

This program is presented in partnership with MVP Healthcare.

Age Well: Aging Matters - Food Insecurity and Resources Available to Support Older Vermonters 01/12/2023

From Age Well:

Food Insecurity and Resources Available to Support Older Vermonters

To learn more about Age Well’s services call the Helpline: 1-800-642-5119.

This program is presented in partnership with MVP Healthcare.

 

Host: Jane Catton, Age Well, Chief Executive Officer

Guest: Chris Moldovan, Age Well, Director of Nutrition & Wellness

Kindness Connection: Vermont Senior Games 12/15/2022

From Jan Riordan:

With guests Kevin Plette, Chairman of the Board of Vermont Senior Games, and Betsy Terry, Chair of the Events Committee for Vermont Senior Games.

We discuss how the Senior community is thriving due to the incredible opportunities available through their Organization. Seniors are able to live their best life by enjoying their passions and forming many new friendships.

For more information: https://vermontseniorgames.org/

Age Well: Aging Matters 12/08/2022

From Age Well:

The Social Determinants of Health and Food as Medicine.

Guests:

Interviewer: Jane Catton, Age Well CEO

Guest presenter: Dr. Allan Ramsay, Public Health Expert and Age Well Board President

Kindness Connection: Interview with Sara C. Wool, Director of Development and Planned Giving for Age Well 06/16/2022

From Jan Riordan:

My guest is Sara C. Wool. Sara is the Director of Development and Planned Giving for Age Well.

We discuss their programs, such as Meals On Wheels, that Age Well manages to enhance the lives of our senior community. Their services are wide ranging and assist seniors with their health and safety needs.

thekindnessconnection.org | www.agewellvt.org

Age Well - Senior Companion Program 04/24/2022

From Age Well:

Make giving back your second act! AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers bring their unique skillsets and experiences to help people and communities thrive. AmeriCorps Serve as a friend and companion by providing assistance and friendship to older adults who have difficulty with daily living tasks. The program aims to keep older adults independent longer, and provides respite to family caregivers.

Wondering if you qualify?
-Are you 55 or older?
-Can you commit to volunteering 10-12 hours per week?
-Are you considered low income according to the Federal Guidelines?

To learn more, call the Helpline at 1-800-642-5119

SASH 10th Anniversary 11/12/2021

A celebration of 10 years of SASH® (Support and Services at Home), providing care coordination and wellness programming to Medicare recipients and creating a healthier Vermont! Based in 140 affordable-housing communities throughout Vermont, SASH has proved the value of providing care and support right where people live – saving Medicare and Medicaid dollars in the process.

Scheduled speakers:

  • Senator Bernie Sanders
  • Rep. Peter Welch
  • Lt. Governor Molly Gray
  • Dr. Mark Levine, Vermont Health Commissioner
  • Monica White, Commissioner of the Department of Disabilities, Aging & Independent Living
  • Craig Jones M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Privas Health; former Executive Director of the Vermont Blueprint for Health
  • Nancy Rockett Eldridge, former CEO of Cathedral Square
  • Melissa Southwick, State Director of SASH
  • Kevin Losso, Executive Director of the Rutland Housing Authority
  • Penny Pero, Allard Square resident and SASH participant
  • Kim Fitzgerald, CEO of Cathedral Square (host and emcee)

HANDS in the Kitchen: Healthier Snacking 07/01/2021

Chef Robin describes what drives us to the "guilty pleasures" of salty and sugary food and offers practical options for healthy snacking that can help us remain vibrant and active. Special thanks to AARP Vermont, Chef Robin Burnett, AARP Vermont, Chef Robin Burnett, CCTV Productions and Town Meeting TV, City Market, and ONE Community Center.

HANDS in the Kitchen: Promote Your Health with Restorative Foods 06/03/2021

Chef Robin describes restorative food that can be used to help with nausea, restore appetite and reduce pain. Special thanks to AARP Vermont, CCTV Productions & Town Meeting TV, City Market, Heineberg Community Senior Center, and Vermont Foodbank.

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