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Seniors Expo: Resilience of Older People in a Changing World
Attendees learned about being tech savvy, preparing for potential emergencies, home help services, and financial advice to assist with the cost of living.
The expo was held by Council in collaboration with the community care sector. It emphasisedthe importance of seniors being resilient and informed, with the capacity to make decisions impacting on their lives, while focusing on being active and well.
Blue Mountains Mayor, Cr Mark Greenhill said: “Understanding what support and resources are available is essential for older people to be confident in living independently and making decisions, however big or small.
“Bringing representatives from Council and community organisations together at the expo helps to provide the strongest support possible to residents.”
Information about resources for older people living in the Blue Mountains is available at here
This article archived 24 Dec 2023
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