WhoEileen Quinn
WhenMonday, 1-2:30
WhereSt Pauls
How Many40
Four older adults study a map in front of a sign post. AI generated.

We are closer to the end of our lives than the beginning. If we aren’t already caregiving, we may well be in the years to come. In the long run we are all likely to need some degree of support in order to live our lives as fully as possible. Let’s prepare by looking outwards at the supports available to older adults in Brockville, and by looking inwards at what we can do to equip ourselves and those close to us to navigate life transitions in later years. We’ll consider future needs including housing, transportation, social connections, health care, and end of life. Our format will include presentations by service providers, personal reflection exercises, and group discussions. Hope for the best, prepare for the rest!

Aging Out Loud will only be offered for the fall semester.

A variety of programs are offered at five different venues around the city:

  • Wall St. United Church (WSUC) Gym, Classrooms and Hall
    5 Wall St.
  • Salvation Army (SA) North and South Hall
    175 First Ave.
  • Brockville Memorial Centre Hall
    Magedoma Blvd.
  • Masonic Hall
    2803-2817 Concession Rd 2
 
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