Caregivers and professionals gathered for a day of art, connection and healing. Through hands-on activities and expert guidance, participants explored the power of the arts in dementia care.
Casa Guadalupe’s annual Gala brought together 50 older adults for an afternoon of celebration, honoring identity, reducing isolation and supporting healthy aging through joyful connection.
The Age-Friendly designation by AARP recognizes Governor Shapiro’s leadership and his commitment to delivering real results for older Pennsylvanians through a coordinated, whole-of-government approach that helps them live with dignity, independence and support.
Funds raised in this campaign, chaired by Chris Martin and Martin Guitar, impacts over 200,000 people through Education, Healthy Aging and Community Stability.
Age-Friendly Lehigh Valley hosted “The Art of Caring,” a creative collage-making event that fostered connection and joy, offering caregivers and individuals living with dementia a meaningful outlet for memory-sharing, self-expression and support.
Photo Gallery: The Age-Friendly Lehigh Valley Conference brought over 100 attendees together to hear from impactful speakers, learn more about United Way’s Healthy Aging work and inspire action to create a more livable community for all ages.
Photo Gallery: This fall, Age-Friendly Lehigh Valley and United Way AmeriCorps VISTAs hosted two vibrant Motown Memories events, bringing together older adults for music, food and shared nostalgia.
Photo Gallery: Caregivers and adults with dementia enjoyed a meaningful morning at the Allentown Art Museum, thanks to Age-Friendly Lehigh Valley and the Fleming Foundation, focusing on self-care, art exploration and shared experiences.
United Way’s Grant Recipient Spotlight: InnaStar empowers marginalized individuals through storytelling, self-development, and creative arts programs. With support from United Way’s FRJE grant the organization helps people turn their challenges into stories of triumph.
Dual Temp Co., Inc. is enhancing the well-being of seniors in our community by installing 100 air conditioners in low-income homes, thanks to their “100 Cool Acts of Kindness Campaign” in partnership with United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley.