A little over a year ago, CHAI: Comprehensive Housing Assistance Inc.,
an agency of The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore,
officially launched a program, based upon the village concept that would
enable seniors to age with dignity in their own homes and their
communities. A grassroots membership organization, Northwest Neighbors
Connecting (NNC) provides a host of services to members, from grocery
shopping to running errands, social programs to educational training –
and even tech support.
Today, NNC boasts 150 dues-paying members – and
that number is growing weekly. To celebrate the program’s successes, NNC
will host a birthday bash at the Pikesville Senior Center, Sunday,
March 23, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. The public is invited to an afternoon of
activities, including dancing, music, a mini-Zumba class, a Kosher
birthday cake, donated by Sion’s Bakery, and a volunteer recognition
ceremony. In addition, Bea Bea Payne, an about-to-be 105-year-old woman,
who still drives and exercises daily, will share tips on aging well.
Those attending the event also can learn more about NNC – how to become a
member and how to volunteer. To learn more about the NNC birthday
bash, email chaivolunteer@chaibaltimore.org or call 410-662-6620
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