Raging in Place

Gen-x aging resources and community

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  • Generation X now faces aging parents. Furthermore, we must consider our own future care. Consequently, guardianship becomes highly relevant. Pierce County will host its first Guardianship Summit. This event addresses the complexities of legal guardianship, specifically its impact on vulnerable…

  • As our communities age, the need for robust support systems becomes increasingly critical. The NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants for 2025 offer a significant opportunity for non-profit organizations dedicated to enhancing the lives of older adults. For those of us in…

  • Decoding the Cost and Value of CAPS Certification As we, Generation X, navigate the complexities of midlife, the concept of “aging in place” has become increasingly relevant. Indeed, caught between caring for aging parents and planning for our own futures,…

  • As Generation X considers aging in place, Excelsior Springs, Missouri, offers a compelling example of proactive community planning. The city’s efforts to create age-friendly environments deserve attention. Implementing the WHO Framework Excelsior Springs uses the World Health Organization’s (WHO) age-friendly…

  • Okay, I’ll admit it. When I first saw the headline about Stonington’s new volunteer program for seniors, I skimmed it. “Friendly visits,” “companionship,” yawn. Then I saw it: yardwork assistance. Yardwork assistance? Now you’ve got my attention. Let’s be real,…

  • Grant Boosts Hospice Savannah’s Efforts to Help Seniors Age at Home SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Hospice Savannah is expanding its services, thanks to a $2 million grant. This funding will support CAPABLE (Community Aging in Place Advancing Better Living for…

  • Okay, I have to say, I’m really impressed with the online directory concept highlighted at Wisconsin Caregiver. It’s a simple idea, but it’s executed so well, and it’s something I think a lot of us in Generation X, who are…

  • Tacoma’s City Council wants more senior citizens involved. They aim to place at least one person over 65 on each committee, board, and commission (CBC). Tacoma City Council Aims to Boost Senior Involvement in City Committees and Boards This follows…

  • The Trump administration’s decision to halt a $1 billion program designed to maintain and improve affordable housing for seniors has sent ripples of concern through aging communities. The program, which provided funding for critical repairs and upgrades to older housing…

  • Trade tensions between the U.S. and other nations aren’t just abstract news. They pose a real threat to the financial stability of aging Canadians. A recent article from Federal Retirees underscores the dangers. Specifically, tariffs endanger those on fixed incomes,…

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