Off The Leash! Seniors Helping Seniors® Tips For A Walk With Our Tail-Wagging Friends

Posted on April 22nd, 2022 by Mark Smith

Seniors in the West can get the most out of walking their tail-wagging friends by following a few simple suggestions. After all, a stroll around the neighborhood is beneficial for us humans and our four-legged companions! Our Seniors Helping Seniors® … Read More

Spring Cleaning: Four Steps to Tackle Spring Cleaning

Posted on March 3rd, 2022 by Mark Smith

March welcomes the start of the spring season. It brings with it a host of positive aspects like longer days, perfect weather, and a renewed sense of life in the world. It also means it’s time to buckle down and … Read More

Stay Active! Visual Arts Classes for Senior Adults in South Suburban Denver

Posted on August 24th, 2017 by Mark Smith

Fall 2017 Class Schedules Visual arts provide an activity that is attractive to many seniors. But, if drawing, painting or pottery has not been a life-long hobby, it may seem difficult to get started. Seniors Helping Seniors encourages every adult … Read More

What Percentage of Denver Seniors Want to Live in Their Current Home for the Rest of Their Lives?

Posted on August 1st, 2017 by Mark Smith

According to the results of a survey of Denver seniors 60+ by the National Council on Aging, the answer is 74%! Just 26% want to move anywhere—to down-size, up-size, or move into an assisted living or senior community. Perhaps that … Read More

What are the biggest barriers to staying mentally sharp?

Posted on July 26th, 2017 by Mark Smith

According to the National Council on Aging’s survey of Denver adults 60+, seniors in Denver are more concerned about staying mentally sharp as they age than those in other US cities. What do Denver adults 60+ believe contributes most significantly … Read More

What Do Denver Seniors Think Is the Key to Keeping a Positive Outlook?

Posted on July 18th, 2017 by Mark Smith

The National Council on Aging periodically does telephone surveys of Americans age 60 and older asking about their preferences and concerns for their retirement. How do you think most Denver, Coloradans answered the above question? Answer: A Tie Between “A … Read More

What is the Top Concern of Denverites 60+?

Posted on July 14th, 2017 by Mark Smith

The National Council on Aging periodically does telephone surveys of Americans age 60 and older asking about their preferences and concerns for their retirement. Answer: Maintaining Physical Health The most recent survey of Denver’s 60+ population found that the biggest … Read More

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