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Age-Wise local activities

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Jim deMaine

AgeWise King County has very useful newsletter about activities and presentations that are going on in our community. Click on any of the list if interested.

  • Chair’s Corner: Refreshing News About the Aging Network
  • Public Health: Increasing the Number of Healthy Years We Live
  • My Grandma is my Mommy Who Chose Me
  • BloodWorks: Bettering our Community in So Many Ways
  • Celebrating Human Services Innovation and Healthy Aging
  • Good Food Bags and Community Kitchens Provide Food for Ethnic Elders
  • Salt-free Bread is a Winner
  • Circles of Hope: Alzheimer’s Association Discovery 2018 Conference
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