Changing the face of aging with Oasis
Participants from across the Oasis network are learning new things, taking charge of their wellness and embracing opportunities to have an impact on their communities.
Celebrating a milestone birthday with 50 acts of kindness
By turning a milestone birthday into of day of impacting others, celebrating takes on new life.
World War II Veteran Keeps His Tech Skills Sharp With Oasis Connections
Oasis centers across the nation are thankful to the men and women who have served our country and continue to have an impact in their communities.
Lifelong learning programs offer solution to social isolation
Guest blogger Linda E. Maurice of the Lifelong Learning Institute shares observations about the importance of lifelong learning for older adults seeking purpose and companionship.
When confident about technology, older adults stay connected
Digital literacy is essential for people to access services and stay connected with family and friends.
Good health, new friends among many benefits of lifelong learning
Research indicates that lifelong learning has a positive impact on all aspects of health, something Oasis participants already know.
Celebrate the season of giving by supporting programs you know and love
Oasis programs provide older adults across the country opportunities to learn, stay healthy and engage with our communities. By supporting Oasis, you can help someone find a new adventure.
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.
Discovering the desire to learn something new
... Tom had discovered the ukulele tucked away on a shelf in the corner of the musty barn and in that serendipitous moment had discovered within him a desire to make music.
Learning to play a musical instrument not only inspires your creative soul but also is an entertaining way to unwind after a hectic day. What instrument should you play?
The case for lifelong learning
Lifelong learning has been a regular part of my vocabulary for a long time. In reality, it starts from the time we enter the world, evolving as we grow. From learning how to feed ourselves, to how to read, to how to drive ... well, you get the picture. What are you doing to learn now?