Bring your crafts (needlework, etc.) to work on while enjoying companionship of fellow crafters. Register to attend on the AOA Bulletin Board.
Books, coffee & conversation! September book TBD. Meet in the coffee lounge. Get more info and register on the AOA Bulletin Board.
Join us as we meet for an afternoon movie as a group at AMC Barrywoods or at Screenland Armour. Participants are responsible for their own transportation and movie ticket. Please register to attend on the AOA Bulletin Board and include your phone and email.
Game On! Join us for an afternoon of various games of your choosing: Bridge, other card games, Scrabble, etc. Register to attend on the AOA Bulletin Board.
We’re committed to making sure every member of our community has access to the resources they need to incorporate exercise into their daily routine for a healthier, happier lifestyle.
Did you know that physical activity may help to maintain and improve brain health in older adults? Come hear how the KU Alzheimer’s Disease Center is changing the future for millions of people at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Learn how you, too, can be proactive and reduce your risk through exercise and other lifestyle modifications. For more information, email KUAMP@kumc.edu or call 913.588.0555.
At the Y, we know parents need a break from time to time. With Kids Night Out, parents enjoy a night out while kids engage in fun and safe activities at the Y. Kids enjoy games, crafts, dinner, swimming and more centered around a unique monthly theme.
At the Y, we know parents need a break from time to time. With Kids Night Out, parents enjoy a night out while kids engage in fun and safe activities at the Y. Kids enjoy games, crafts, dinner, swimming and more centered around a unique monthly theme.
To elevate care, compassion and empathy for those with dementia, we must first gain an understanding of what dementia is and how the individual with dementia feels. The Dementia Live™ program provides an "inside-out" understanding of dementia enabling participants to experience and feel what it might be like to struggle with any level of cognitive impairment. The experience takes 30 minutes to complete.
