The Aging Mastery Program (AMP) encourages mastery — developing behaviors across many dimensions that will lead to improved health, stronger financial security and overall well-being.
By participating in this program, you will:
• Make and maintain small but impactful changes in your health behaviors, financial well-being and enrichment in later life.
• Meet new friends, provide support and encouragement to your peers, and become more involved in your community.
The program starts on Tuesday, April 6, and meets on Tuesdays, 1–2:30 p.m., for 10 consecutive weeks, with a graduation event to follow.
Classes will meet virtually, using the Zoom meeting platform.
An invitation link will be provided after you register.
For those unfamiliar with Zoom, support will be available to help you navigate this user-friendly program on Tuesday, March 30 at 1 p.m.
Core Curriculum classes
Navigating Longer Lives:
The Basics of Aging Mastery — Introduction to the program.
Exercise and You — The importance of exercising both the mind and the body.
Sleep — Simple strategies to improve sleep.
Healthy Eating and Hydration — Review of nutrition as it relates to aging.
Financial Fitness — How to remain economically secure in an era of longevity.
Advance Planning — Making decisions while maintaining personal values.
Healthy Relationships — The benefits of being socially active.
Medication Management — How to take and keep track of medications.
Falls Prevention — Strategies to prevent falling.
Community Engagement — The value of continuing involvement.
A 12-session caregiving curriculum is also available.
This is a virtual event for the community to learn Important disaster relief definitions, compassion fatigue, and learn to identify ways to practice self-care and stay well.
We will be specifically focused on offering intergenerational support to older adults and youth through:
support groups, conferences, activities, and outreach. We look forward to meeting you!
Monthly support groups will be an opportunity to gather with others who are currently in a kinship role, caring for a younger family member in some capacity. We will feature a variety of speakers in order to provide community resources, coping tips, and guidance on planning for the future.
These meetings will be held in-person. We will also offer the opportunity to log-on virtually to attend these meetings by Zoom.
Please contact Becky for further details and to RSVP at (816) 468-0400 x330 or beckyf@tri-countymhs.org.
We will be specifically focused on offering intergenerational support to older adults and youth through:
support groups, conferences, activities, and outreach. We look forward to meeting you!
Monthly support groups will be an opportunity to gather with others who are currently in a kinship role, caring for a younger family member in some capacity. We will feature a variety of speakers in order to provide community resources, coping tips, and guidance on planning for the future.
These meetings will be held in-person. We will also offer the opportunity to log-on virtually to attend these meetings by Zoom.
Please contact Becky for further details and to RSVP at (816) 468-0400 x330 or beckyf@tri-countymhs.org.
We will be specifically focused on offering intergenerational support to older adults and youth through:
support groups, conferences, activities, and outreach. We look forward to meeting you!
Monthly support groups will be an opportunity to gather with others who are currently in a kinship role, caring for a younger family member in some capacity. We will feature a variety of speakers in order to provide community resources, coping tips, and guidance on planning for the future.
These meetings will be held in-person. We will also offer the opportunity to log-on virtually to attend these meetings by Zoom.
Please contact Becky for further details and to RSVP at (816) 468-0400 x330 or beckyf@tri-countymhs.org.
We will be specifically focused on offering intergenerational support to older adults and youth through:
support groups, conferences, activities, and outreach. We look forward to meeting you!
Monthly support groups will be an opportunity to gather with others who are currently in a kinship role, caring for a younger family member in some capacity. We will feature a variety of speakers in order to provide community resources, coping tips, and guidance on planning for the future.
These meetings will be held in-person. We will also offer the opportunity to log-on virtually to attend these meetings by Zoom.
Please contact Becky for further details and to RSVP at (816) 468-0400 x330 or beckyf@tri-countymhs.org.
We will be specifically focused on offering intergenerational support to older adults and youth through:
support groups, conferences, activities, and outreach. We look forward to meeting you!
Monthly support groups will be an opportunity to gather with others who are currently in a kinship role, caring for a younger family member in some capacity. We will feature a variety of speakers in order to provide community resources, coping tips, and guidance on planning for the future.
These meetings will be held in-person. We will also offer the opportunity to log-on virtually to attend these meetings by Zoom.
Please contact Becky for further details and to RSVP at (816) 468-0400 x330 or beckyf@tri-countymhs.org.
We will be specifically focused on offering intergenerational support to older adults and youth through:
support groups, conferences, activities, and outreach. We look forward to meeting you!
Monthly support groups will be an opportunity to gather with others who are currently in a kinship role, caring for a younger family member in some capacity. We will feature a variety of speakers in order to provide community resources, coping tips, and guidance on planning for the future.
These meetings will be held in-person. We will also offer the opportunity to log-on virtually to attend these meetings by Zoom.
Please contact Becky for further details and to RSVP at (816) 468-0400 x330 or beckyf@tri-countymhs.org.
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