Join Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on May 25, online

Join Us for a Virtual Memorial Day Amid COVID-19 Monday, May 25th, 10 A.M – Noon Click here for updates In place of traditional Memorial Day commemorations, Remembering Together Pittsburgh invites all Pittsburgh-area communities, organizations, businesses, and individuals to join together in a region-wide virtual event on Monday, May 25, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, at Soldiers … Read more

Thank you

Recently, our Facebook page reached 5000 likes. Thank you to all our friends that made this possible This year will mark our 27 years of publishing. We are working on our June Pittsburgh Senior News, our 2020-2021 Beaver County Senior Resource Guide and a July Beaver County Senior News, print issue. As soon as deliveries … Read more

From UPMC

Food Insecurity and Related Health Problems Surge in Pandemic By: Taylor Andres, UPMC May 5, 2020 “Food insecurity is a problem that is widespread across the nation and in Allegheny County. It goes hand-in-hand with poverty, which is a significant risk factor for food insecurity,” said Daniel Salahuddin, M.D., M.P.H., a third-year resident in the … Read more

Tips for caregivers from AARP

AARP Being a caregiver is tough, especially now with the coronavirus crisis. We have tips to hopefully make it a little easier, like how to create an inventory of essential items. Find more tips here: http://spr.ly/61821A3eY

Welcome May

Thanks Gallagher Home Healthcare for sharing the beautiful Welcome May document

News from Allegheny County Department of Human Services

Isolation can leave older adults especially vulnerable to financial exploitation. If you’re concerned about the well-being of an older adult in your life, please contact protective services at 412-350-6905 or 1-800-344-4319 (local), or 1-800-490-8505 (statewide hotline). Calls are answered 24 hours a day, every day.

Absentee and Mail in Ballots update

Absentee and Mail in Ballots Will Be Available for PA June Primary Election Pennsylvania’s primary election has been rescheduled for June 2, 2020, and voters have the option to vote either by absentee or mail-in ballot rather than going to their polling place on Election Day. These ballot applications will be accepted through May 26, … Read more

News from the Allegheny County Department of Humans Services

The importance of staying physically well only increases during a community health emergency. But the unprecedented stressors, stay-at-home restrictions and ominous health risks of our current pandemic can make maintaining our physical wellness more challenging than ever. Here are some strategies for promoting physical wellness during these unique and difficult times:      Sleep: Good, consistent sleep is … Read more

Veterans Breakfast club

Pictured above: Todd DePastino Breakfast club gives local veterans a forum for sharing their stories By Gina MazzaFor Pittsburgh Senior News Storytelling is ingrained in the very fabric of our humanity. The act of sharing our stories can identify our commonalities and connect us in ways that inspire, educate, catalyze action and even heal hearts. … Read more

More than 6,000 volunteers donate 58,000 hours annually to ending hunger

Written by Maria Montaro Due to the current COVID-19 crisis we’ve had to social distance ourselves from our volunteers and drastically cut back the number of individuals we work with to fulfill our mission. On an annual basis the Food Bank relies on more than 6,000 volunteers to provide support in everything we do. None … Read more