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New Experiences Essential to Long-term Happiness
May 26, 2021
Researchers found that having new, diverse experiences on a regular basis enhances happiness.[i] Our desire to create positive new memories is intergenerational, a universal trait spanning all ages. Forming bonds with others is part of the human experience, and as we get older, retaining existing relationships while making new ones..
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Innovative Solutions Help Close Healthcare Gaps in New York
May 12, 2021
Shortly after the first COVID-19 vaccines were approved late last year, a race swung into full gear to vaccinate the people most at risk, including older adults. While the administration of vaccines was generally a success, the campaign experienced some inequitable road bumps. Older adults living in affordable housing units..
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Holy Family School: Where Academic Excellence and Safety Go Hand in Hand
May 5, 2021
By: Christopher Findlay
Holy Family Ministries’ Holy Family School offers a stellar academic program and provides for the safety and wellbeing of its students, in more ways than one.
Read MoreNonprofits Must Have Support in New Economic Recovery and Infrastructure Package
May 4, 2021
By: Christopher Findlay
Congress is currently preparing an economic recovery package based on the “American Jobs Plan” proposed by President Biden to improve America’s physical and social infrastructure and help move the economy forward and out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Visiting Nurses Hit the Road to Provide Vaccines to the Homebound
April 28, 2021
Inadequate access to transportation remains an underlying source of inequity during the COVID-19 vaccination process across the country. This is especially true for many older adults and people with disabilities who live in rural communities where vaccination rates are reportedly at least five percentage points lower than in urban areas...
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