July 5, 2024

Launching soon, Village Encinitas aims to help seniors stay in homes

Village Encinitas was formed in the spring of 2023 when Encinitas Senior Citizen Commissioner Jesse Hanwit and senior health professionals Amy Stuck and Chris Crowley decided to launch a program that helps seniors where they live. 

The idea is based on the “Village Movement,” a nationwide effort to help seniors continue to live and age in their own homes with support from community volunteers. 

Village Encinitas has become an officially recognized nonprofit organization. The board has been holding regular meetings with volunteers with the goal of launching next month. Earlier this year, the city of Encinitas awarded Village Encinitas $1,500 from its community grant program to help with the nonprofit’s startup and launch efforts. 

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Member Spotlight

Care Connections Network, Huntington Beach

Care Connections Network is a vibrant, active village located in suburban Huntington Beach, California. It is a faith-based village and its membership is comprised of both congregation and community members.  Members are focused on educational and social opportunities and the most popular of these is the monthly educational seminars with a free lunch. Seminar presenters are sourced from local community partners and vetted vendors or other organizations serving older adults often sponsor the lunch.