AARP provides engaging presentations and up-to-date educational programs that address the issues that matter most to Oregonians 50 and older.

The Alzheimer’s Association offers a number of Alzheimer’s and dementia education programs. Please join us for one of our upcoming in-person programs.

Second Wednesday of each month, 10:30am - Noon

Join in for a fun activity filled with brain games and other memory enhancing exercises to stimulate our brains while having fun and meeting new people. The activities are designed for all abilities. Drop in activity fee is $1.

The VIEWS Conversations on Aging is a volunteer peer facilitator led program that provides older adults the opportunities to talk about the challenges of aging in a welcoming and confidential atmosphere. Conversations are held on the First Friday of each month from 10-11:30 a.m. and vary by topic. No RSVP needed, drop-ins welcome.

In this workshop we’ll look at some common phases that people go through during retirement, and how to recognize them.  Through slide presentations, guided discussions and periods of reflection, the participants will identify which phase they’re currently in, and what they may be experiencing emotionally.  We’ll discuss ideas to improve feelings of happiness and fulfillment, and how people can identify the right activities to provide a sense of meaning and purpose.  

• “I’m retired, so why don’t I feel as happy as I thought I’d be?”
• Recognize when you’re stuck, and how to move forward
• For people who are in retirement or planning for it
• References from: “The Four Phases of Retirement” (TEDx Surrey), by Dr. Riley Moynes

Clackamas County certified SHIBA (Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance) Volunteer Counselors provide  a number of Medicare education events year round. Please join us for one of our upcoming in-person programs.

Join us for educational programs on a variety of topics addressing the changing landscape of benefits and programs for aging veterans and their families.