AAHP has partnered with People's Community Baptist Church Men's Fellowship Ministry to convene a virtual workshop on how African Americans can stay mentally fit during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Black men
Montgomery County Aging and Disability Services has compiled a list of resources for older adults to help them manage their health and safety in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We hope that each of you are taking best care, practicing social distancing, and getting some quality time while adjusting to these unprecedented times. Around the world, festivals, college commencements, sporting events, conferences and community celebrations are being cancelled or postponed due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19. As you know, things are evolving fast in Montgomery County, around the state, and all over the U.S. Due to our concerns about the health and safety of all, we have decided to postpone AAHP Community Day. Most of the County facilities are closed and we are being advised to plan for the Fall. We are working on dates in October or November. Hopefully, things will be better.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is recognizing local stores that have set aside special times for seniors as they shop for groceries during the COVID-19 pandemic. Starting Thursday, March 19,
One in four Americans aged 65+ experiences a fall each year. Make your home a “Fall-Free Zone” by checking off the safety considerations in this checklist produced as a partnership between AAHP and the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service.
