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Active Aging: What is it and how to do it

We’re celebrating Active Aging Week, where we show gratitude for the healthy aspects of aging and the active role older adults play in our communities. Active aging can be defined as a strategy to help maintain someone’s quality of life by staying active and engaged as they age. It looks different for everyone, but it…

5 Types Of Food Delivery Services For Older Adults

As people age, their nutritional needs change. And, their food preferences evolve as well. Many older adults note that they don’t have the vigorous appetite that they once had or they don’t enjoy the same foods as when they were younger. They may even face restricted diets due to health concerns. This can present a…

The Loretto Foundation’s Blues and Brews Festival: A big party for a much bigger cause

On Thursday, October 10, a crowd is expected to fill the beer hall of Middle Ages Brewery, a local hot spot and Syracuse’s oldest brewery in the city, for The Loretto Foundation’s Blues and Brews Festival. In between dance steps to the bluesy and eclectic flow of the popular Central New York band, The Shylocks,…

How The Nottingham helps older adults live and thrive after loss

Every year on August 30, we observe National Grief Awareness Day in order to create space for loss and continue to promote an understanding of the importance of how each individual goes through the process of grief. For older adults, the grieving process can be even more complicated to cope with, especially when it comes…

Mark Your Calendars: The Loretto Foundation’s Blues & Brews Festival

This year, The Loretto Foundation is throwing an event you won’t want to miss. On October 10th, the halls of Middle Ages Brewery in Syracuse will be filled with people (hopefully that includes you) coming together to further The Loretto Foundation’s commitment in advocating for older adults and raising funds to help sustain Loretto’s role…