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“It’s a matter of seeing the person you're living with not able to communicate… everything for her is a moment and when that moment is over it's gone… you're living in moments, not in a transition of time, and that’s hard to live with that.”

Moneta_AARP Virginia will host Home Fit - Secrets to Aging in Place along with a synopsis of Neighbors Helping Neighbors on Wednesday, October 21 from 1:00 until 3:00 pm at Resurrection Catholic Church in Moneta, VA.

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Encore invites you to join us for our Fall season of singing to be held at multiple locations in Northern Virginia. Encore singers improve their voices, improve their health, meet new friends and enjoy a great new adventure singing challenging music in four parts in preparation to join other Encore Chorales for exciting community concerts. There are no auditions, new singers are welcome, and singers may be seated for rehearsals and performances.

AARP in Los Angeles is teaming up with West Angeles Community Development Corporation along with many other partners and businesses to share various educational resources. The event will have community partners highlighting tips around homeownership, opening and support for small businesses, health & wellness, social services and AARP will be there with caregiving resources. There will be live entertainment and helpful information for everyone. The event will be held on the back parking lot of the West Angeles Cathedral.

CHRISTIANSBURG_AARP has reserved the private room at Golden Corral for members and their guests to enjoy dinner with a $0.50 discount on their All-You-Care-to-Eat dinner buffet.

Small changes in your home can make a big difference in your life. They can make your home a space that enables you to thrive as your living situation changes and make life easier for visitors to your home—from grandchildren to adult children and friends. Attend this free workshop to find out how simple changes to your home can create an environment where everyone is welcome, and everyone can flourish.

AARP Virginia and the Organization of Chinese American Women (OCAW) will host a special event featuring local author Veronica Li as she discusses her new book, Confucius Says; a novel about caring for elderly parents based on the author’s own experience. When the pressure of caregiving became overwhelming, she found guidance from an unexpected source: the teachings of the ancient sage Confucius. Enlightened by his wisdom, she finds the courage to go on.

By: Elyssia Widjaja

By: Elyssia Widjaja