Senior Activities What You Need to Plan a Senior-Friendly Trip to Rabbit Hill Park
Even residents of Gwinnett County, Georgia, in the northern region of the Atlanta suburbs may be surprised to learn that it’s the second most populous county in the state, second only to Fulton County. According to the World Population Review, Gwinnett has almost 950,000 residents.
Senior Activities Community Roundup: What We've Been Up To At Hamilton Mill
This has been a tough few months for everybody, but especially for people whose loved ones are residents of senior living communities. In order to keep seniors safe, families aren’t allowed to visit. So, they may worry about how their loved ones are coping in quarantine.
Active Senior Living, Activities for Seniors, Senior Activities 10 Fun Summer Activities for Seniors
No matter how old you are, summertime is a fun time. For kids, summer means at least two months of freedom from school. As a young adult, it might mean hanging out at the beach or the pool. As a parent, it could mean packing the car and taking a family road trip. And even if you’re older now, that’s still no reason to spend your summer sitting around. Check out some of these fun summer activities for seniors who are living in the northern part of Georgia.
Technology, Senior Activities, Senior Life 10 Apps Every Senior Should Have
When it comes to technology, older generations traditionally lag behind their kids and grandkids, set in the ways they did things back “in the good old days.” This is not the case when it comes to cellphones. The majority of seniors recognize that cellphones are an important tool to help them to stay connected to their friends and families. According to the Pew Research Center, 91 percent of Americans ages 65 and older own a cellphone, and slightly more than half of them (53 percent) are smartphones.
Senior Resources, Senior Activities Everything You Need to Know About the Gwinnett L.I.F.E. Program
We all know how critical it is to stay physically active to remain healthy as we age, but more and more studies like this one by the National Institutes of Health show that staying socially active is just as important. If you have recently retired, and have more free time, you may be looking for new ways to stay busy. If you live in Gwinnett County, Georgia, you won’t have any trouble finding a wide variety of activities designed with seniors in mind. With 12 recreation centers and 47 parks, there is always something to do in Gwinnett County.