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Veterans Breakfast Club proves the healing power of listening - by Todd DePastinoOur country does a lot with veterans. We admire them, honor them, invoke them, and thank them often. What we don’t often do, however, is listen to them. Real listening is more than saying “thank you for your service.” It takes time, patience, and a willingness to hear stories that are funny, painful, ... Read more
Older adults at Citiparks Healthy Active Living Centers keep local communities strong through volunteer service - Seniors across Pittsburgh are finding purpose, connection, and renewed energy through volunteering with the Pittsburgh CitiParks Healthy Active Living Centers, a network of community-based programs operated by the City of Pittsburgh that support wellness, social engagement, and lifelong learning. At centers located throughout neighborhoods in Allegheny County, CitiParks’ Healthy Active Living (HAL) programs offer a ... Read more
Presbyterian SeniorCare Network Recognized Twice at State Level - by Lynn Distinguished Service Awards Given to Jim Pieffer and Mosaic Apartments OAKMONT, Pa. — A longtime Presbyterian SeniorCare Network leader and a new affordable senior housing community have both received state-level recognition from LeadingAge PA. At a LeadingAge PA state conference this week, Presbyterian SeniorCare Network received two honors: Paul P. Haas Lifetime Achievement Award: The Paul ... Read more
Second Harvest builds community through thrift, food, and volunteer power - by Gina Mazza In the heart of Sharpsburg, one nonprofit is transforming lives not only through its dedication to helping area residents in need, but by serving as a vital hub for older adults seeking connection and meaningful contribution. Founded in 2019 by Bonnie DeMotte, Second Harvest emerged after the closure of the local St. ... Read more
Local senior inspires others (young and old) through her life of service, smiles and unwavering spirit - by Gina Mazza At age 75, Linda Wortham of Pittsburgh’s Hill District moves through life with the energy of someone half her age. Every week, her calendar is packed with volunteering and other activities—from ushering at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s art venues, organizing road trips for senior and helping local veterans, to taking line dancing ... Read more
LIHEAP: Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program - by Lynn The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded assistance program designed to help customers with their home heating needs. The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) administers this grant program, providing assistance that does not need to be paid back. If you qualify for these grants, the funds can ... Read more
SNAP changes in Allegheny County: What you need to know to keep your benefits - Approximately 162,000 Allegheny County residents—including more than 19,000 adults ages 60 and older—rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to put food on the table. As of September 1, new federal rules have gone into effect that are important to be aware of. The rules, which are part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill ... Read more
PA CareKit provides resource hub to aid caregivers across the Commonwealth - Need help on your caregiving journey yet don’t know where to start? Check out the Pennsylvania Department of Aging’s PA CareKit, a free comprehensive online toolkit designed to support caregivers. Whether you’re just starting, managing ongoing duties, or caring for a loved one in crisis, the platform offers personal and practical assistance in the form ... Read more

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