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Is Medicare meeting your needs? Here’s how to make sure.
Questions about Medicare can be challenging, but Oasis volunteer Judy Leach enjoys helping people understand how to get the best coverage.
Building a playbook for aging well
Chuck Lundeen is applying 10 years of perspective as an Oasis opera instructor, volunteer and class participant to introduce the Aging Mastery Program® in Rochester.
Leaving a legacy with thanks
“Mom set the bar pretty high for engagement and activity after retirement,” says Gilda Garcia. “She told us, ‘These are the best years of my life.’" Carmen Garcia's family honored her memory with a gift to San Antonio Oasis.
Feeling good from helping out and feeling better for it
Annabelle Faveron is having fun helping kids develop better habits for eating and physical activity. She's also feeling better from making changes in her own habits.
Something to talk about with someone who cares
“The best way to release feelings is to open up and talk about it," says Brenda Kirkland, who loves her role as a volunteer facilitator with the Oasis Peers for Productive Aging program in Indianapolis.
Get the Skinny on Sugar
Our Healthy Habits for Adults volunteers Joyce Rollins and Mary McFerson show where sugar is hiding out in your food, and how to eat less sugar while keeping things tasty in this video.
Leadership team helps Upstate Oasis thrive
“I always anticipated that I would do something when I retired, but it didn’t look like this,” says Wendy Davenport, who has a new career with the Syracuse volunteer team.
In the news
Oasis education and volunteer programs have been featured recently in major daily newspapers and TV news programs. See what they're saying.
Meet the CATCH Healthy Habits Heroes who volunteer at Allisonville Elementary
Josephine, Grace and Dorothy are a dynamic team teaching kids healthy habits for a lifetime.