Why Social Connections Matter for Your Health and Well-Being
Strong social connections can support your physical and emotional well-being. Even small efforts to connect with others can make a meaningful difference.
Strong social connections can support your physical and emotional well-being. Even small efforts to connect with others can make a meaningful difference.

Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.

If you are age 55+ without family or a dedicated support system nearby, we invite you to join us for this 4-part series on Thursdays beginning September 3 for meaningful conversations, resources, and strategies to connect, prepare, and thrive while aging solo.

Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.

Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.

By Deborah Hamburger, Esq.,
Learn how a simple binder with your family’s legal, financial, and medical information provides clarity and peace of mind and is the greatest gift for your loved ones.

By Jennifer Sapp, MSG, MSW, LCSW-C
Caring for an aging loved one is a meaningful journey—often challenging but filled with love. Here are some suggestions to help support and strengthen the resilient, compassionate caregiver you already are along the way.

By Beth Hecht, LCSW-C
Aging isn’t just about change—it’s about staying true to who we are. With the right mindset, meaningful connection, and care for body and spirit, life can continue to unfold with purpose.

Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.

1.5 Category I CEUs. A special program on aging featuring a keynote by Liz Woodward, Maryland Department of Aging, an expert panel sharing guidance and resources for navigating the aging process, and the exhibit, “Grace. Dignity. Humility. Compassion. Photographic Portraits: The Holocaust Survivors of Baltimore”