Learn first-hand about the Department of Aging’s programs and services for seniors by watching The Time Of Your Life, Aging’s Comcast television program. Watch The Time Of Your Life to learn how you can enroll in a lifelong learning course, join a fitness center, take aerobics or ballroom dancing, play bocce, learn a foreign language, and much more. Are you interested in changing your lifestyle to promote active and healthy living? Senior centers offer health education seminars with a variety of health screenings. Would a volunteer position interest you? Explore volunteer opportunities from a wide range of positions available with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program.
The Department of Aging also keeps baby boomers, caregivers and professionals informed about the latest information in the field of aging services and education. Watch The Time Of Your Life to learn how CountyRide, the Caregivers Program, Senior Health Insurance Program, Senior Employment, Ombudsman services, and the many other programs and services that support the needs of Families First. Learn how BCDA's publications can empower adult consumers, while educating baby boomers and professionals about healthy and active living.
Read more about this exciting new show, or call 410-887-2012 for more information.
Baltimore County Department of Aging’s latest publication, Senior Resources 2009, will be available in early December 2008. Pick up your complimentary copy at Baltimore County senior centers and libraries.
This expanded and revised resource directory, published in partnership with Patuxent Publishing, includes information about resources for housing, home health care, financial issues, legal issues, fitness, travel, recreational programs and much more. Senior Resources contains financial eligibility guidelines, health hotlines and Web sites of national organizations.
Another feature of the 2009 directory is the revised index, which lists topics alphabetically as well as by category. In addition, the book contains the latest information on the Medicare Prescription Drug Program.
Don’t forget to pick up your copy of Senior Resources 2009. The information and resources listed in this directory will empower you, those you love and your community.
Baltimore County Department of Aging is offering two financial education workshops throughout 2008. Topics included will be Considering Long Term Care Insurance or Reverse Mortgages and How Much Do I Need To Retire? To find out more information, click on the links above or contact Senior Information and Assistance at 410-887-2594.
For information or comments, contact: the Department of Aging via e-mail or call 410-887-2594.
At the left, please find links to valuable information guides and services offered to senior citizens and their families by the Baltimore County Department of Aging.
The mission of the Baltimore County Department of Aging is to develop and administer programs and activities that support Baltimore County senior citizens in their efforts to remain healthy, active, and independent members of the community and to provide, coordinate, and advocate for services which ensure the highest quality of life for both active and health-impaired seniors, their families, and caregivers.
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