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This acreage will accommodate the burial needs of our community for at least the next 100 years.

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t-Large Council Member and Vice Mayor Dan Wu was first elected to office in November of 2022. Born in China, Dan came to the United States as a child, first to Fargo, North Dakota, then settled with his family in Lexington. A graduate of Henry Clay High School and the University of Kentucky, Dan was well known for his Lexington restaurant work and concepts, most recently Atomic Ramen.

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exington is a thriving university town blessed with all the amenities that make it a sought after destination for retirement.

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eniors and the friends and family who love them are faced with many questions and decisions to make throughout the process of aging gracefully and successfully: • How can I access the highest quality medical care providers and resources?

• Where should I live?

• Is my house suitable for aging in place? Does it need adaptations?

• Maybe I’d prefer a condo? Or an apartment?

• What can I afford?

• Would I enjoy a senior community where I could meet friends my age?

• What happens if I become less fit and active?

• Is there access to medical care if I need it?

• Should I keep my car? What are my transportation options?

• Town or country?

• Is my estate plan set up appropriately?

• Do I have enough funds to last throughout my retirement?

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he more you know, the more you can be involved in making Lexington an even better place to live! The city of Lexington was founded in 1775.

Fayette County was founded in 1780. By 1970, city leaders began to consider merging the city and county governments. On January 1, 1974, the city of Lexington and Fayette County became the first Kentucky communities to consolidate city and county governments into a single system.

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y working together we can make our city a place where citizens of all ages have opportunities to work, grow and thrive. We will build on strong momentum to attract new businesses, help local firms grow, promote our agricultural industry, and strengthen our economy to make it work for everyone. Let’s dream BIG, Lexington!”

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t-Large Council Member and Vice Mayor Dan Wu was first elected to office in November of 2022. Born in China, Dan came to the United States as a child, first to Fargo, North Dakota, then settled with his family in Lexington. A graduate of Henry Clay High School and the University of Kentucky, Dan was well known for his Lexington restaurant work and concepts, most recently Atomic Ramen.

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Precious Moments The Year in Senior Living

Woodland Christian Church hosted a January 2025 groundbreaking that will result in 38 Affordable Senior Living Apartments, soon to be built; a renovation of the historic sanctuary; and a new and innovative partnership labeled “Deep Roots. New Beginnings.”

A new Senior Center is coming to Shillito Park on Lexington’s southside.

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Less is More

Downsize, Declutter, and De-Stress

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inimalism and simplicity have become such popular movements, it’s no longer just the baby boomers who are looking to downsize, declutter, simplify, and organize.

The LA Times found that the average American home contains around 300,000 items. And according to the Wall Street Journal, Americans spend $1.2 trillion each year on nonessential goods — meaning things they don’t need.

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here is no “right” age to begin the process, just as there is no “right” age to begin a “diet” — instead, just like with proper nutrition, consider it a lifestyle choice — a way of living.

Although Marie Kondo’s bestseller has been a little too trendy in recent years, The LifeChanging Magic of Tidying Up offered concrete, useful strategies: 1. Discard by category, not by room.

2. Break down a category into manageable bites (“clothes” can be grouped into dozens of subcategories).

3. If an item doesn’t “spark joy,” say thanks for the memories and send it on to its next adventure.

4. After you’ve discarded and decluttered, then you can organize.

Downsizing can be a stressful process that takes a mental and physical toll — but it doesn’t have to be that way.

Prepare in advance, set a realistic timeframe, and approach it one step at a time.

Make it fun. Put on your favorite music. Or turn on your favorite TV show and just work during the length of each commercial. Invite friends and family and send them home with a few treasures you no longer need or want. (Banish the guilt.

Every generation is going to pass on its fair share of Pelotons.)

Downsizing looks different for everyone, and it is best to first decide what it looks like for you.

Evaluate your reasons, whether it is maintenance, cost of living, or health issues that are informing your decision.

Perhaps you’re moving from a large singlefamily home to a more manageable condo? You might be considering moving in with family members? Or you could just be motivated to declutter your space and reduce fall-risks.

Deciding what stays and what goes is a vital and meaningful part of the downsizing process.

Many items will be mementos, others will contain memories, yet at the end of the day, the bottom line is you can keep the memories without the clutter. If you can live without it, you can do without it.

Items that are no longer needed can go on to a new home, or a new use, and can often be repurposed or recycled — whether that involves donating them to a good cause like your local Habitat ReStore, or using a yard sale or marketplace to generate extra funds.

And never hesitate to call in a professional if the process seems too overwhelming. There are dozens of local organizers and movingconcierges who offer an array of services to fit a variety of budgets. □ SeniorLivingLex.com | Senior Living Guide 2025

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s we age, the prospect of downsizing can feel overwhelming. The family home, filled with decades of memories and possessions, may no longer be the ideal living situation. For many seniors, the decision to move into a smaller home or assisted living facility is both a practical and emotional challenge.

The logistics of sorting, packing, and selling off years of belongings can be daunting, and the emotional toll of letting go of personal treasures can add to the stress. This is where services like Southern Concierge step in, offering a compassionate, professional solution to help seniors navigate the downsizing process with ease and dignity.

The Growing Need for Senior Downsizing Services

In an era where the senior population is growing exponentially, the demand for specialized services to support older adults through major life transitions has never been greater. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of adults aged 65 and older is projected to double by 2060, making the need for senior-

specific services even more urgent.

Among these needs, downsizing and relocation are particularly significant.

Many seniors find themselves in homes that are no longer practical due to mobility issues, financial constraints, or the desire to simplify their lives. In fact, nearly one in five older adults has either moved to a smaller residence or is planning to downsize in the near future.

Downsizing, however, involves more than just packing up a few boxes. It requires careful planning, emotional support, and practical assistance to ensure a smooth and stress-free transition. Enter Southern Concierge—a company dedicated to helping seniors downsize with grace and ease, making what could be a difficult process into a manageable, even positive experience.

The Southern Concierge Approach: A Holistic Service for Seniors

Southern Concierge is a service that recognizes the unique needs of seniors facing the downsizing process. They offer a comprehensive suite of services designed to assist with every aspect of moving, from decluttering and

organizing to packing, moving, and even setting up the new home. Their team of experienced professionals takes care of the logistics so that seniors and their families can focus on what truly matters: maintaining dignity and peace of mind during a potentially overwhelming life change.

What sets Southern Concierge apart is their personalized approach to downsizing. Unlike traditional moving companies, which may simply focus on the physical act of moving boxes, Southern Concierge goes above and beyond to offer tailored services that reflect the individual needs of each client. The process begins with a consultation to understand the senior’s specific needs, preferences, and timeline. This step ensures that every move is aligned with the senior’s wishes, creating a plan that minimizes stress and maximizes efficiency.

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A key part of the downsizing process is sorting through possessions. For many seniors, parting with belongings accumulated over a lifetime can be an emotionally charged experience. Items that have sentimental value, such as family heirlooms, photographs, and

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personal mementos, can be difficult to part with. Southern Concierge recognizes this emotional challenge and provides expert guidance to help seniors make thoughtful decisions about what to keep, donate, or sell.

Through this process, Southern Concierge’s team members serve not only as organizers but also as empathetic listeners. They offer support and encouragement throughout the decluttering process, helping seniors feel empowered in making decisions.

For those who feel overwhelmed, the company’s staff can also connect clients with counselors or other support professionals to ensure that the emotional aspects of downsizing are addressed with care.

In addition to emotional support, Southern Concierge helps with the physical aspect of the move. From packing fragile items to organizing everything in the new space, their team handles it all. This service allows seniors to focus on the more personal aspects of the transition, such as saying goodbye to their old home and adjusting to the new living environment.

Moving, Settling In, and Beyond

Once the decluttering and packing are complete, Southern Concierge manages the logistics of the actual move. This includes coordinating transportation with the partners at 2 Dudes Moving, overseeing the safe unloading of possessions, and ensuring that the senior’s new living space is set up in a way that is both functional and comfortable. Whether moving into an apartment, a smaller home, or an assisted living facility, Southern Concierge ensures that the new space feels like home. They can even arrange for home modifications to accommodate specific needs, such as mobility aids, ensuring that the new environment supports the senior’s health and well-being.

The post-move phase is just as important as the preparation.

Southern Concierge doesn’t simply drop off the boxes and walk away; they stay involved until the transition is complete, helping the senior settle into their new home. This could mean arranging furniture, setting up

electronics, or creating an inviting, organized living space that supports the senior’s lifestyle. For seniors moving into assisted living, Southern Concierge can also help them become acquainted with the new community, assisting with introductions and helping them adjust to their new routine.

The Benefits of Professional Downsizing Services

The advantages of using a service like Southern Concierge are clear.

By hiring professionals, seniors and their families can significantly reduce the stress and complexity of moving.

With years of experience and a deep understanding of the unique challenges seniors face, the team at Southern Concierge offers a level of care and expertise that simply can’t be matched by traditional movers.

Additionally, the personalized nature of the service ensures that seniors are treated with the respect and dignity they deserve. Downsizing doesn’t have to be a loss; it can be an opportunity for growth, reflection, and new beginnings. Southern Concierge helps to reframe the downsizing process as an exciting new chapter, providing the support and resources needed to help seniors move forward with confidence.

A Seamless Transition to a Better Life

Downsizing can be a difficult and emotional journey, but with the right support, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Southern Concierge offers a compassionate and professional solution for seniors looking to simplify their living arrangements while maintaining control over the process. Through expert planning, emotional support, and practical assistance, Southern Concierge ensures that each senior’s move is as smooth and stress-free as possible. For families seeking to provide the best care for their aging loved ones, Southern Concierge is a trusted partner in making the transition to a smaller, more manageable living situation a positive experience—one that honors both the senior’s past and their future.

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Meet Owner Robin Johnson After moving her mother from her home filled to the brim with memories and items too precious to let go, Robin Johnson learned firsthand how overwhelming the whole process could be. It was that move that helped her discover a passion for helping others going through the same process. Southern Concierge treats every client with charm, grace and dignity, and making sure that whatever needs to happen gets done. Whether you need one room organized or your entire home moved and re-staged, the team can make it happen.

Meet Owner Andrew Carey Andrew Carey founded 2 Dudes Moving in 2010 and co-founded Southern Concierge in 2018. During that time, he has overseen 20,000+ moves in and around Kentucky. His passion for senior downsizing is due in large part to his Nana’s transition to assisted living before moving her into full nursing care. Andrew saw the difficulty of such a large change; the ability to assist in paring down and making a new space comfortable for a loved one was incredibly essential to making it feel like home. Andrew realized quickly that attention to detail and stellar customer service set their companies apart from the competition.

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recreation program, which supports individuals with disabilities and special needs.

The new senior center will offer many of the programs that are offered at Lexington’s Senior Center on Life Lane (near the Richmond Road campus of Southland Christian Church), including exington is getting older and getting technology, arts and crafts. better, especially for senior citizens, Mayor “We also recognize that the needs of our Linda Gorton said at the fall Shillito Park participants are constantly evolving,” said Kristy groundbreaking for the new Senior and Stambaugh, Director of the Division of Aging and Therapeutic Recreation Center.

Disability Services.

“The Census told us that our 55-plus population — “The center will be designed with that in mind, which currently accounts for about 25 percent of our incorporating flexible spaces and programming residents — is growing. Our popular senior centers are that can adapt to the changing landscape of aging. already crowded. This new senior center facility will From fitness classes to offer much needed services arts and crafts, from in a part of town where a Dream Big! Meet Your City Officials technology workshops lot of seniors live. It’s a big T to intergenerational step forward.”

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he more you know, the more you can be involved in making Lexington an even better place to live! The city of Lexington was founded in 1775.

Fayette County was founded in 1780. By 1970, city leaders began to consider merging the city and county governments. On January 1, 1974, the city of Lexington and Fayette County became the first Kentucky communities to consolidate city and county governments into a single system.

Fayette County Council Districts

LINDA GORTON

y working together we can make our city a place where citizens of all ages have opportunities to work, grow and thrive. We will build on strong momentum to attract new businesses, help local firms grow, promote our agricultural industry, and strengthen our economy to make it work for everyone. Let’s dream BIG, Lexington!”

—Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton Vice Mayor DAN WU

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Lexington Fire Department Phone Directory For emergencies, call 911.

Fire Chief Fire Chief Jason Wells 859-231-5660

Administrative Division Human Resources | Internal Affairs Assistant Chief Chad Traylor 859-231-5643 Police & Fire Pension Office 859-258-3539 Administrative Officer | Grants 859-231-5662 859-231-5606 Administrative Officer | Open records requests 859-231-5640 Communications and Information Technology Battalion Chief Edward Crews 859-231-5674

Emergency Medical Services Battalion Chief Marc Bramlage 859-231-5644

Planning Division Asst. Chief Todd Reece 859-231-5679 Community Services | Public Education Battalion Chief Jordan Saas 859-231-5662 Fire Prevention Schedule inspections: Fire Marshal | Major Jeffrey Johnson 859-231-5681 or 859-231-5668 Water Control Captain Greg Lengal 859-258-3963 Fire Training Academy Battalion Chief Chris Harrod 859-231-5612

Self Contained Breathing Apparatus Firefighter Roger Hibbitts 859-231-5630

Investigations Major Chris Burke 859-231-5698 or 859-231-5672

Operations Division

For non-emergencies or phone numbers not listed, call 859-231-5600.

Fire Suppression 859-231-5676

The Lexington Fire Department Community Services Division, in partnership with the American Red Cross, will install 10-year lithium battery smoke alarms in all homes in Fayette County.

The smoke alarms are free and will be installed by the Lexington Fire Department at no cost to the occupant.

As part of the installation, the LFD will also conduct a fire safety inspection.

Special Operations Major Adam Morgan 859-280-8922 or 859-280-8923

Health and Safety Major Gary Harris 859-231-5648

Asst. Chief Rob Larkin 859-231-5602

Smoke alarm installation

To schedule a smoke alarm installation Contact the Lexington Fire Department via email at LFD-communityservices@lexingtonky.gov or call (859) 231-5662.

Please include the following information: • Name • Address • Contact info (phone or email) • Number of floors • Number of bedrooms • Do you already have alarms in your home and if so, are they currently working and are they equipped with a battery or hard-wired into the home?

SAFETY AND SECURITY Adult Protective Services/Elder Abuse Reporting 24 HOUR HOTLINE 877.597.2331

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Elder abuse and neglect happens far too often in Kentucky. Sadly, it is not always evident. The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services has initiated a public awareness campaign to help seniors protect themselves and to teach the rest of us the warning signs of abuse and neglect.

If you believe that an elderly person is in imminent danger immediately call toll free (800) 752-6200 or (800) 752-6200 or 911.

If the person is not in imminent danger but you are suspicious, watch the way the caregiver acts toward the elderly or disabled person.

Look for a pattern of threatening, harassing, blaming or making demeaning remarks to the person — or isolating the person from family members and friends. Watch for an obvious lack of helpfulness or indifference, aggression or anger toward the person. Listen for conflicting stories about the elderly or disabled person’s illnesses or injuries.

Learn to recognize the signs of self-neglect, caregiver neglect, physical abuse, emotional abuse and financial abuse.

Currently in Kentucky, there are Local Coordinating Councils on Elder Abuse established in every Area Development District. The councils’ goals are to: • develop and build an effective community-wide system of prevention and intervention that is responsive to the need of victims, perpetrators, family members and formal or informal caretakers.

• identify and coordinate the roles and services of local

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agencies that work with elder abused, neglected or exploited victims and to investigate or prosecute elder abuse cases.

• monitor, evaluate, and promote the quality and effectiveness of services and protection in the community.

• promote a clear understanding of elder abuse, current laws, elder rights and resources available in the community.

• serve as a clearinghouse for information on elder issues.

Organized along regional or county lines, depending on the needs of each location, the local coordinating councils were formed under the joint leadership of the Area Agencies on Aging and local Adult Protective Services (APS) staff of the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.

Membership of each coordinating council includes APS staff, local law enforcement officers, judges, prosecutors, state police, bankers, care providers, long-term care ombudsmen and other advocates for the elderly.

Lexington Police Department

859.258.3600 (non emergency number)

With 633 sworn officers and nearly 150 civilian personnel, the Lexington Police Department is the largest division within the LexingtonFayette Urban County Government.

The agency’s mission is to serve and protect all citizens and visitors in the city with a high level of integrity, transparency and dedication to community policing.

The department consists of four bureaus: administration, investigation, patrol, and special operations.

Each bureau is home to several units, with responsibilities ranging from traffic control, patrolling neighborhoods, criminal investigations, assisting crime victims, officer training and more.

Fayette County Sheriff

859-252-1771

The goal of the Office of the Fayette County Sheriff is to assist all victims of crime efficiently and diligently, and to help prevent further acts of violence and abuse.

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Benefits of leisure activities for seniors • Socialization through classes, activities and travel • Creative expression opportunities through classes and activities • Improved physical well-being through exercise and walking • Develop sportsmanship with cards and other games • Travel experiences offered for individuals and groups. Enjoy sights and unique locations with fellow travelers.

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The Bell House is located in one of Lexington’s loveliest historic neighborhoods, Bell Court, and provides recreation and activities for Fayette County senior adults ages 60 and up.

When the Lexington Senior Center is open, activities are available to all independent Fayette County residents age 60 and over. New participants are always welcome! When the Center is open, simply stop by the reception desk to complete a registration form. A participant’s handbook is available to you with more detailed information regarding the center activities and policies.

859.233.0986 545 Sayre Avenue Lexington KY 40508

Senior classes at the Bell House are free and open to all Fayette County residents ages 60+, and a schedule of activities can be found in the monthly newsletter.

Activities and programming include art, fitness (chair yoga, walking clubs, line dancing, water classes), music, and even an AARP drivers’ course.

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Although the Center has been closed throughout much of the COVID crisis, staff have maintained an active online presence and relationship with members.

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entral Kentucky is home to dozens of Senior Centers. Senior Centers typically vary greatly in programming, but many offer access to social services, meal program info, activities, field trips, ongoing learning opportunities, transportation options and assistance for Seniors, and so much more!

Below is a Sampling of Senior Centers in our Beautiful Bluegrass Region Anderson County Senior Center 502.839.7520 160 Township Square Lawrenceburg KY 40342 Berea Senior Center 859.986.8350 214 West Jefferson Street Berea KY 40403 Bourbon County Senior Center 859.987.7453 11 Legion Drive Paris KY 40361 Boyle County Senior Center 859.236.2070 569 Jean Drive Danville KY 40422 Estill County Senior Center 606.723.4787 100 Golden Court Irvine KY 40336 Garrard County Senior Center 859.792.3147 153 Farra Drive Lancaster KY 40444 Harrison County Commission on Aging 859.234.5801 216 Old Lair Road Cynthiana KY 41031

Jessamine County Senior Center 859.885.9102 111 Hoover Drive Nicholasville KY 40356 Lincoln County Senior Center 606.365.9016 100 Senior Way Stanford KY 40484 Mercer County Senior Center 859.734.5185 1475 Louisville Road Harrodsburg KY 40330 Nicholas County Senior Center 859.289.3729 2323 Concrete Road, Suite B Carlisle KY 40311 Powell County Senior Center 606.663.5981 551 S. Main Street Stanton KY 40380 Richmond Senior Citizens Center 859.623.0474 1215 W. Main St Richmond KY 40475 Scott County Senior Center 502.863.4041 800 Cincinnati Pk. Suite 10 Georgetown KY 40324 Woodford County Senior Center 859.873.8384 285 Beasley Drive Versailles KY 40383

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Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning carnegiecenterlex.org 859.254.4175 The Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning is a 501(c) (3) non-profit educational and community center devoted to helping all citizens improve their quality of life through education and expression. An open-door policy invites people young and old to learn something new. They offer seasonal classes in writing, publishing, and languages; readings from established authors and local literary icons; and other arts-related events designed to encourage an appreciation for learning and the arts among Central Kentuckians.

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859.257.2656 The Donovan Scholarship pays tuition and mandatory course fees for adults 65 years and older, taking academic courses at the University of Kentucky. The scholarship is available for courses held on campus and limited availability for UK online classes.

Donovan Scholars may audit classes for the joy of learning (exams, papers or other assignments are typically not required), take classes for credit without working toward a degree, or take classes for credit as a degree-seeking candidate.

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There is no previous educational requirement for Donovan Scholars auditing an undergraduate class (not seeking a degree). When working toward a degree, UK Admissions criteria must be met.

Registration in a class is based upon available space, may require the consent of the instructor, and/ or have prerequisites. Donovan Scholarship Applications are available at the Donovan Office and accepted year-round.

Lexington Public Library lexpublib.org 859.231.5500 The Lexington Public Library serves a merged city-county jurisdiction of 300,000+ people through a central library, 5 neighborhood branches, an active Outreach department, and rapidly expanding virtual services. In addition to traditional library services, the library supports a digital studio with a full array of video and audio editing equipment for customer use; an art gallery; state of the art theater for live performances, movies, and presentations; a job lab where customers can get personalized help with resumes and job applications; a bilingual homework help program; a library YouTube channel; and a “Book a Librarian” program for customers who need in-depth research assistance, reader’s advisory, or help with their digital devices. Whatever your age or interest, you can expand your horizons and exercise your brain by

visiting the “people’s university” – your local public library. Here you will find resources, programs, and experts to help you explore any topic you desire.

OLLI uky.edu/olli 859.257.2656 The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Kentucky offers educational and enrichment courses, forums, shared interest groups, trips, events and more for adults 50 years and older. More than 1,300 adult learners participate annually. The University of Kentucky has been at the forefront nationally in lifelong learning since 1964. The OLLI at UK has sites in Lexington and Morehead.

OLLI is a membership program with an annual fee. OLLI Scholars are eligible to register for courses and SIGs; take advantage of early bird registration windows; sign up for socials, trips, special events, and projects; access UK Wellness Centers; and more. Membership begins in August and includes Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.

Membership may be purchased throughout the year. Summer-only membership is prorated.

OLLI at UK is a volunteer, member-led institute with Advisory Boards in Lexington and Morehead. Members, also known as OLLI Scholars, serve on committees and task forces, teach courses, facilitate SIGs, and volunteer for events. Committees develop curriculum, plan and

implement presentation series, social events, trips, projects, recruit volunteers and promote the program as OLLI Ambassadors.

YMCA ymcacky.org 859.254.9622 Today’s seniors are more health conscious than ever before. The YMCA makes the health and fitness of seniors a top priority by providing programs for the spirit, mind and body. Through group exercise classes and aquatic programs that concentrate on mobility and flexibility, dance classes, social events, and volunteer activities, the YMCA is bringing Seniors / Active Older Adults (AOA) together for camaraderie, fellowship and fun.

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he Corporation for National and Community Service is committed to sharing the health and mental benefits of volunteering for older americans.

According to CNCS, “Overall, the elderly make up almost 25 percent of the volunteer population, and if you include the 55-64 demographic, it’s more than 35 percent.”

With almost one in every five Americans projected to be age 60 or older by 2030 – there is a great opportunity to engage older Americans in volunteering as a way to contribute to longer, healthier, more engaged lives.

The organization, A Place for Mom, suggests a handful of reasons that volunteering can revitalize our aging population: It helps bridge the generation gap.

It helps change the way people think about older adults.

It is good for mental health and can help prevent Alzheimer’s. The National Institute on Aging has reported that participating in social leisure activities and meaningful, productive activities such as volunteering may lower the risk of health problems in seniors, including dementia, as well as improving longevity. Being a volunteer can help keep the brain and the body active, which contributes to continuing cognitive health, according to numerous studies.

It helps prevent senior isolation and depression.

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A SAMPLING OF LOCAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AARP 1.888.687.2277 Find ways to be of help directly in your community, whether you have 5 minutes, 5 hours or 5 days to give.

Bluegrass SHIP Program 1.866.516.3051 SHIP provides assistance to Medicare beneficiaries or anyone aged 60 years old or older in 35 Central, Northern and Northeastern counties. The mission is to help individuals make informed decisions about the programs that affect their quality of life, such as Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, Medigap insurance and other benefit programs.

SHIP staff and volunteers receive extensive training in the various public benefit programs.

Foster Grandparent Program (FGP) 859.233.4600 The Foster Grandparent Program offers seniors age 55 and older opportunities to serve as mentors, tutors, and loving caregivers for children and youth with special and exceptional needs. If you are interested in serving as a Foster Grandparent, you must meet income eligibility guidelines, and you will receive a modest, tax-free stipend to offset the cost of volunteering.

Foster Grandparents serve a minimum of 20 hours per week.

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Independent Transportation Network — ITN Bluegrass 859.252.8665 All of us have a stake in helping to ensure that older adults and people with visual impairments can remain active once they stop driving.

Volunteers help older people stay connected to families, friends, and activities that bring meaning to their lives — and to yours.

Kentucky Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) 502.574.6164 Outreach Volunteers set up SMP display tables at community events such as health expos, information fairs, etc to increase awareness about Medicare and Medicaid errors, fraud and abuse. Volunteers distribute Personal Healthcare Journals, brochures and other materials, answer basic questions, refer seniors to other resources.

Sayre Christian Village 859.271.1469 Sayre Christian Village is a nonprofit senior living community dedicated to providing quality housing, rehabilitation services and long-term nursing care reflecting Christian compassion for everyone.

Sayre Christian Village is actively recruiting volunteers who can offer friendship to residents and their families. Join more than 75 volunteers at SCV who combine to form an award-winning activities program. This may be the

opportunity you are looking for to help you express your faith by making a significant and positive impact in the lives of others through Christian service.

SCORE 859.231.9902 Every year, SCORE volunteers help thousands of entrepreneurs start small business and achieve new levels of success in their existing businesses. Volunteering at SCORE is a way for you to give back to your community, connect with fellow business owners, and pass on your knowledge and expertise to a new generation of entrepreneurs in your community.

The Lexington Kentucky Chapter of SCORE is part of a national nonprofit association and a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration. SCORE is volunteerbased and provides free professional guidance and education through

one-on-one face-to-face, telephone or email counseling to existing and emerging small businesses, entrepreneurs and start-ups.

The Lexington Chapter was founded in 1972 Chapter Number 276. The counselors of the Lexington Kentucky Chapter are experienced business owners and managers who volunteer their experience and knowledge to help small business owners and potential small business owners achieve success.

SCORE works with small (500 employees or less) businesses and start-ups. SCORE provides counseling to all small businesses regardless of race, creed or color, excluding no one.

United Way of the Bluegrass/RSVP Trailblazers 859.233.4460 Looking for ways to give back to your community? Do you love helping kids learn and grow? The

RSVP Trailblazers Program may be for you.

The RSVP Trailblazers Program is part of a national initiative that provides volunteer opportunities to persons aged 55 and over who want to remain actively involved in their community.

RSVP Trailblazers’ specific goal is to focus volunteer talents on greater academic success by tutoring, mentoring and sharing life experiences.

RSVP Trailblazers Volunteers have the opportunity to work with children ages 4-18 years performing the following activities: • Reading to younger students • Assist younger students with the following: multiplication tables, fractions and division • Review the following with Head Start students: colors, shapes, numbers and letters • Tutor reading and mathematics • Assist in a computer lab • Serve in an English as a Second Language classroom • Mentor students at mealtimes; share stories, life experiences and polite manners • Assist in a specific subject you know best (Science, Music, Art, Family & Consumer Science, etc.)

• Help coach a sports team • Volunteer with homework prep • Work with youth on their instruction and assignments in their vocational fields • Mentor students in their chosen profession

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