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ADDICTIONS COUNSELING
FOR VETERANS
MENTAL HEALTH
FOR SENIORS
How Church Members Can Help Senior Adults Live a Healthy, Fulfilling Life
It’s not uncommon for seniors to face several physical, mental, and emotional challenges in their daily lives. And as members of the church, there are many things we can do to help with these challenges. By learning about the prevalent issues that seniors often deal with and actively engaging in caregiving, we can truly make a world of difference in the lives of the aging adults in our communities.
Start with the Home - From home modifications to regular cleaning, caregiving starts by making sure seniors are safe and healthy in their homes.
Ways to Find Assistance for Home Accessibility Improvements
Home Modifications for Seniors: A Room-by-Room Guide for Safety and Independence
5 Tips for Helping a Senior Clean House
Benefits of Home Cleaning Services for the Elderly
Help Them Determine Sales Proceeds If They Want to Sell Their Home
Help Them Connect - Loneliness and depression are some of the most common issues that seniors face on a daily basis.
Warning Signs of Depression in a Family Member
Social Well-Being for Seniors: A Guide to Staying Connected and Making Friends
Helping Seniors Get Connected Through Technology
9 Tips for Volunteering in Retirement
Medicare Coverage of Mental Health Services
Help Them Find Online Christian Support Groups
Encourage Healthy Routines - Many issues that older adults face can be mitigated or even eliminated by engaging in healthy day-to-day routines.
6 Easy and Safe Exercises for Seniors
Healthy Eating for Older Adults
Sleep Changes in Older Adults
Being involved in your community’s caregiving village doesn’t have to be a full-time job. Learn about the issues that many older adults face each day, and seek ways to help in any way you can. The church can—and should—do our part in improving the everyday lives of the seniors in our communities.
Beverly Nelson
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