RSVP volunteers sought for APPRISE and community roles
RSVP highlights include Clearfield County APPRISE telecenter volunteers who assist state hotline callers on Medicare Medicaid and long term care options. Ann Reid honored for service with APPRISE Toys for Tots Food Pantry and other groups. Call RSVP at 765 2226 or 1 800 225 8571 to join and support seasonal environmental clerical and mail letter programs funded in part by CNCS United Way and local aging agency officials.
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RSVP
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania Department of Aging
Pennsylvania Peeperment of Aging
Clearfield County Area Agency On Aging Inc
CCAAA
PDA
Alice Pollock
Apprise
Pollock
Ann Reid
Reid
Clearfield Food Pantry
Caring & Sharing For
Clearfield County Historical Society
Henry E. Meyer
Clearfield
CAST
Clearfield County Area Agency On Aging Inc. Center For Active Living
Susquehanna River
CCHA
Call
Walnut and
South Third Streets
Seniors Prefer Aging in Place Then Move Nearby
AARP finds over 90 percent of seniors want to stay at home as they age, with most living independently. The article notes Clearfield County offers multiple housing options from small homes 69000 to 165000, townhouses, and privately owned apartments with utilities included.
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Gae Kane
Clearfield County
Joan Shimmel
Amon, Shimmel
Ms. Shimmel
Central Pennsylvania Community Action Inc
Morrisdale
Westover
Osceola Mills
Irvona
Houtzdale
West Moshannon
DuBois
Curwensville
Clearfield
Cpcaa.net
Park Avenue Towers
Irvin Park
Bill Zupich
Factors in Choosing a Place to Live and USDA Help
Advice on selecting a residence covers weather climate family proximity and community spirit plus access to amenities and healthcare. It also notes USDA loans and grants for very low income rural homeowners with details on 504 loans and grants and contact information.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Spring Run Road
Mill Hall
Exercise boosts survival in oldest old study finds
Israeli researchers tracked 1,861 Jerusalem residents aged 85 and found those who exercised at least four hours weekly had a three year survival rate about three times higher than inactive peers. Benefits appeared even for previously sedentary octogenarians, with lower depression and better daily functioning noted.
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Lindsey Tanner
Chicago
Archives of Internal Medicine
Jeremy Jacobs
Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center
Jerusalem
Jacobs
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Hsinsurance.net
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Rush University Medical Center