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STAY COOL, VEGAS
Las Vegas summers are no joke, but staying cool doesn’t have to be a struggle! Whether you're out running errands, catching a bus, or just taking a stroll, it’s important to take care of yourself when the temps start to sizzle. Hydrate, wear light clothing, and most importantly—know where to chill out! The city offers several designated cooling stations where you can step inside, take a breather, and get some relief from the desert sun. Flip to the bottom of the page for a handy list of local cooling stations near you. Your comfort (and safety!) matters—so don’t sweat it, just cool down with us!
Las Vegas:
Downtown Recreation Center: 105 West Basic Road.
Downtown Senior Center: 27 East Texas Avenue.
Whitney Recreation Center: 5712 East Missouri Avenue
Hollywood Recreation Center: 1650 South Hollywood Boulevard.

Walnut Recreation Center: 3075 N. Walnut Road.
Pearson Community Center: 1625 West Carey Avenue.
Catholic Charities: 1511 North Las Vegas Blvd.
Cambridge Recreation Center: 3930 Cambridge Street.
North Las Vegas:
Silver Mesa Recreation Center: 4025 Allen Ln.
The Salvation Army Social Services Campus: 35 West Owens, N, Las Vegas, NV 89030.
Courtyard Homeless Resource Center: 1401 Las Vegas Boulevard North.
Henderson:
The Salvation Army Henderson United Corps: 830 E Lake Mead Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89015.

Indulge in the
FlavorsofSummer

Mango Salsa
INGREDIENTS
1 ripe mango, diced
1/2 small red onion, finely chopped
1/2 red bell pepper, diced
1 jalapeño, deseeded and minced (optional for heat)
Juice of 1 lime

INSTRUCTIONS
In a bowl, combine diced mango, red onion, bell pepper, jalapeño (if using), lime juice, and cilantro. Add a pinch of salt. Stir and set aside in the fridge to let the flavors meld.
2 tbsp chopped cilantro (optional but recommended) 03 2025 Healthy Homes by Helping Hands
Enjoy with chips or on tacos!
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HOW TECHNOLOGY IS ENHANCING SOCIAL CONNECTIONS FOR SENIORS
Embracing Technology for Social Connections
Technology is helping seniors stay connected with family, friends, and communities in ways never imagined before Social media, video calls, and online communities are playing a vital role in keeping seniors engaged and active
The Power of Video Calls
Video call apps like Zoom, FaceTime, and Skype allow seniors to connect with loved ones regardless of distance, creating more personal connections. Whether it's a chat with a grandchild or a family reunion, video calls make separation feel less significant
Social Media
A Window to the World Social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram help seniors maintain relationships, share experiences, and stay informed about news. These platforms are especially meaningful for those who live alone or in remote areas, offering daily interaction and connection.
Online Communities and Support Networks
In addition to social media, online forums and support groups provide seniors with a space to share advice, seek support, and connect with like-minded individuals These communities help combat isolation and provide a sense of belonging.
The Joy of Learning New Tech
Many seniors are learning to use apps, manage social media, and explore online learning platforms like Coursera Embracing technology not only helps seniors stay connected but also keeps their minds sharp
Staying Safe Online
With increased technology use comes the need for online safety Seniors are becoming more adept at recognizing scams, securing devices, and managing privacy settings Workshops and resources are helping them navigate the digital world safely
Looking Ahead
Technology is enriching seniors' lives, offering new ways to connect, learn, and grow. As they continue to embrace these tools, seniors are leading the charge in making the digital age a more connected and fulfilling experience



FROM SCARCITY TO SECURITY
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Fairwell Wishes to our St. Viators Student Interns

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Thank you to our St. Viators Student Interns for their hardwork and dedication to our mission this past year. We wish you well on your future endevors and are thankful for the time we spent with you and the memories that were created.

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Uh-oh! Someone’s back is feeling a bit achy, and it’s time to head to the doctor’s office for a check-up. Can you help them find the way through the maze? Twist and turn through the winding paths, but watch out, some routes might lead to a dead end! Stay sharp and keep going. They’re counting on you to get them there in time. Let’s go, maze master!























