Age- and Dementia-Friendly Communities: Implementation and Success in Rural Areas

Walkathon: Two weeks to go and a new memorial sign option!

The Backbone of LifePath’s Annual Walkathon

The Athol Women’s Club and the Boardwalkers Share Reasons for Walking: What Will Your Reasons Be?

Help Your Neighbors: Volunteer for LifePath

Older Adults and Balance Problems

Nutrition Notes: Eating for the Health of the Earth and Future Generations

Meet Gary Yuhas, LifePath’s New Executive Director

Do You Have Pep In Your Step Yet?

The Path for Life Walkathon: How will you step into the years to come?

Aging Baby Boomers Emphasize Need for Home-Based Care

High Blood Pressure and Older Adults

The Good Life Blog

Age-Friendly Franklin County & North Quabbin
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Age- and Dementia-Friendly Communities: Implementation and Success in Rural Areas

As our population ages, it’s important to ensure that our communities are equipped to meet the needs of older adults. That’s why AARP created the Age- and Dementia-Friendly Communities program. This initiative helps cities and towns become more inclusive and accessible for people of all ages, with a focus on older adults.

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The Path for Life: LifePath's 31st Annual Walkathon, May 6, 2023
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Walkathon: Two weeks to go and a new memorial sign option!

The Path for Life: LifePath’s 31st Annual Walkathon on Saturday, May 6, is just two weeks away! Please join us at 101 Munson Street, Greenfield, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., rain or shine. This year’s family-friendly, in-person outdoor event offers the opportunity to celebrate one another and recognize and appreciate that we are all