LifePath Programs Empower Caregivers with Tools, Confidence, and Courage

“One Big Beautiful Bill” Not So Pretty for Our Community’s Most Vulnerable

At the 50 Year Mark, a Challenging Path Ahead

LifePath’s New Annual Report is Here!

Teams Aren’t Just for Sports

A Season Full of Expectations and How Gratitude Can Help

National Family Caregiver Month: Asking For Help Is Not An Admission of Failure

Assessing the Last Year with Gratitude

Soul-Searching Journey Leads to Focus on Aging

How Protective Services Can Help

Complex, Urgent Situation Requires Immediate Action and Teamwork

How LifePath and FRCOG’s Regional Action Plan Is Improving Our Community for Older Adults

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A Message from the Executive DirectorCommunity Engagement Center (CEC)Stories

LifePath Programs Empower Caregivers with Tools, Confidence, and Courage

On a recent Thursday afternoon, LifePath was abuzz with joyous conversation and laughter, a noticeable change from our typically quiet space. We had recently relocated a number of team members to new workspaces to reconfigure a large swath of our office into a communal gathering space for the Community Engagement Center (CEC). Participants and caregivers

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A Message from the Executive DirectorStories

“One Big Beautiful Bill” Not So Pretty for Our Community’s Most Vulnerable

I‘m grateful for our caring community. There has been a real outpouring of support and frequent requests for updates since my last article. We oftentimes don’t actually have access to much more information than you do and while announcements keep coming, useful communication, guidance, and clarity are all minimal at best. I have learned in

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A Message from the Executive DirectorStories

National Family Caregiver Month: Asking For Help Is Not An Admission of Failure

November is National Family Caregiver Month. When we talk about caregiving, I am always struck by the number of individuals who do not identify as caregivers, but who are certainly doing the work. This could be because caregiving looks different to everybody; children caring for their parents, grandparents caring for their grandchildren, chosen family caring

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A Message from the Executive DirectorElder Protective ServicesStories

How Protective Services Can Help

A recent conversation with a walk-in community member highlighted misconceptions around  some of the core tenets of LifePath’s work. Our mission is to provide person-centered service coordination, education, and support. We listen to our consumers from a place of compassion and understanding, we provide education and options, we recognize that consumers know what is best

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A Message from the Executive DirectorStories

Complex, Urgent Situation Requires Immediate Action and Teamwork

The individuals reaching out to LifePath represent a wide cross-section of Franklin County and beyond. They come from diverse backgrounds, all corners of our geography, with different wants and needs, and while commonalities exist, everyone has their own unique story. I’m sharing a story now about an individual with whom LifePath recently connected.

We were first

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A Message from the Executive DirectorAge & Dementia FriendlyStories

How LifePath and FRCOG’s Regional Action Plan Is Improving Our Community for Older Adults

Have you been or known an older adult who could not find transportation to a medical appointment? Or who needed to find an affordable place to live? How about someone (or yourself) who is having trouble getting to the grocery store, cooking meals, or feels like they could experience a fall or other medical event