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MAKING MEMORIES – ADVENTURES WITH ROAD SCHOLAR
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Road Scholar, originally founded as Elderhostel in the 1970s, offers educational travel programs for adults aged 50 and older, with a growing focus on multigenerational trips for grandparents and grandchildren. These programs foster bonding through shared learning experiences. Jane Austgen and her granddaughter Maya participated in the “Spy Kids” program, exploring Washington, D.C., and deepening their relationship through engaging activities.
SHOULD SENIORS PURCHASE TRAVEL INSURANCE?
As kūpuna in Hawai‘i seek to explore new destinations, purchasing travel insurance becomes essential to protect against unexpected trip cancellations and medical expenses abroad. Travel insurance can cover nonrefundable costs and provide comprehensive medical coverage, which is crucial since Medicare does not cover overseas medical expenses.
CASE MANAGEMENT IN CAREGIVING
Case management in caregiving is essential for coordinating services and resources to meet the unique needs of care recipients and their caregivers. It involves assessing needs, developing personalized care plans, and connecting families with relevant support services. Ongoing monitoring ensures adjustments are made as necessary, providing emotional support and guidance to caregivers. Aloha Complex Care LLC offers comprehensive case management services, supporting individuals through all stages of care, including hospice and bereavement.
IS TRAVEL ON YOUR RETIREMENT AGENDA?
Retirement offers the freedom to travel, but it’s essential to budget for it. Key considerations include incorporating travel into your retirement budget, timing your trips, determining your travel style, cutting costs, and ensuring adequate insurance coverage. Seniors can benefit from discounts and rewards programs. Proper planning and goal-setting can help turn travel dreams into reality, making the most of retirement years.
HOLIDAYS WITHOUT YOUR LOVED ONES
Holidays can be challenging for those grieving the loss of a loved one, as emotions are complex and participation may feel difficult. It’s important to give oneself permission to feel, create new traditions in memory of the deceased, and communicate needs to others. Seeking supportive individuals and resources, such as bereavement networks and grief support programs, can provide healing during this time.
HELPFUL RESOURCES FOR SENIORS
Here are some of the most commonly requested resource links. Click on a box to check out these online resources for each agency or organization:
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