June 22, 2024

LA TIMES: Can you name 3 not-so-bad things about aging?

Steve Lopez of the Los Angeles Times recently explored the “BOGO” (Benefits of Getting Older), highlighting the connection and community that our villages promote and provide. The article recognizes the growing village movement as a solution to isolation among older adults:  

Isolation has been called a public health epidemic among older adults among older adults … Los Angeles Rabbi Laura Geller has established what are known in a growing national movement as “villages,” in which older adults are linked up to look after one another and find purpose in community causes.

Geller launched ChaiVillageLA, bringing together members of Temple Isaiah and Temple Emanuel … and … there are several dozen such collaborations in California, and you can find one in your region at https://villagemovementcalifornia.org/find-your-local-village.

Read the full article on the Los Angeles Times.

 

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Palos Verdes Peninsula Village

Palos Verdes Peninsula Village provides a community where members continue to grow, engage with one another, and age with independence, dignity and purpose.  Through volunteers and referrals, we provide support and services for members who have chosen to live in the communities and homes they love as they get older. Our mission is to preserve and enhance the comfort, security, dignity and sense of belonging for older residents who wish to continue to live on the Peninsula.