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Looking Forward: Navigating Aging Together

Individuals, families, and professionals are invited to a special program 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.” 1.5 Category I CEUs available for professionals.

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JCS Memory Café

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.

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JCS Memory Café

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.

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Solo Aging Together

A 6-week online program offering “solo agers” 55+ opportunities to connect, support one another, and discover ways to thrive at every stage.

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Meaningful Aging

By Mimi Kraus, LCSW-C
Aging well is within reach—discover how to embrace a healthy lifestyle that promotes health, connection, and fulfillment.

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JCS Memory Café

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.

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JCS Memory Café

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.

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Older gentleman with his adult daughter

Surviving Sundowning

For some people, dusk can be a favorite time of day. But many people with dementia struggle in the late afternoon or early evening, becoming agitated, anxious, and confused. The condition is called “sundowning.”

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Mindful Art with a Purpose for Adults 60+

4-Part Workshop on Tuesdays beginning May 16 @ 2:00 pm via Zoom. Participants age 60+ will experiment with different means of creative self-expression to develop self-awareness, enhance mental well-being, and foster healing.

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Mindful Art with a Purpose for Adults 60+

4-Part Workshop on Tuesdays beginning May 16 @ 2:00 pm via Zoom. Participants age 60+ will experiment with different means of creative self-expression to develop self-awareness, enhance mental well-being, and foster healing.

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