Older adults with technology know-how have the world at their fingertips
Technology can be used for everyday life and experiences that are extraordinary.
You’ve decided to make healthier choices. Healthy Habits for Adults can help.
Good nutrition and regular exercise are important tools to manage or prevent chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and arthritis.
Friendship and finger-knitting helped this mentor and student create success
Oasis tutor Kathleen Eicher came along at just the right time three years ago for a young girl who was struggling with reading and learning how to be a good friend.
Reading aloud is fun for all ages and at the heart of Oasis tutoring
Oasis tutors bring old favorites to share with their students and discover some new fun reads as well.
Looking to lose weight? Think less about diets, more about lasting lifestyle changes.
Most people associate weight loss with dieting, but for lasting results, developing healthy habits that you can actually stick with is the proven approach.
Writing new chapters of life takes courage and imagination
Dr. Ken Druck, author of Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined, shares an inspiring message about how to get started writing the next chapters in our life stories.
With one-on-one Oasis tutoring time, students get a reading boost and a new friend
Oasis tutor Gerald Johnson has discovered when he meets with students, reading improves and something else happens: new friendships form.
Oasis Intergenerational Tutoring selected as 2017 Program of Distinction
The Generations United award is the only U.S. "seal of approval" for intergenerational programs that are meeting important community needs.
Building community via technology drives this Pittsburgh instructor
Volunteer Harvey Schoenman believes in the importance of staying in touch with loved ones. He helps others keep connected by organizing Meetups and teaching technology classes in metro Pittsburgh.
Tutoring yields a lasting friendship and the motivation to keep going
This Oasis tutor and her first grade student formed a bond that is still going strong 19 years later. Their connection has made both of their lives better.