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Neighborhood-Based Models are Redefining Aging in Place

As our population continues to age, the traditional models of senior care and retirement living are facing significant challenges. Many seniors want to remain in their homes and communities, but struggle to access the services and support they need to do so. In response to this, neighborhood-based models are emerging as a promising new approach to aging in place. These models leverage community resources and social connections to empower seniors to remain in their homes and maintain their independence.

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How Local Food Cupboards Address Increased Food Insecurity in Rochester

Local food cupboards play a vital role in ensuring that individuals and families have access to nutritious food. By providing free or low-cost food, food cupboards can alleviate the financial burden on those who struggle to put food on their table. Another thing local food cupboards can offer is knowledge of the local community and their unique food needs. Having a local team ensures the cupboard can accommodate the varying dietary needs of a community including Kosher, vegetarian, and gluten free options. They can also make connections with other community organizations, specifically the local school district, to ensure the food cupboard is meeting students’ needs that could include snacks or other programs that address food insecurity.

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How Peer Support Helps New Parents Thrive

Parenthood can be both an exciting and challenging experience for new parents. While it can be a time of joy, it can also be overwhelming and isolating. Having a baby brings many changes to a family’s life, including new responsibilities, lack of sleep, and less time for self-care. During this

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