Are you or a loved one at risk for social isolation?
Use these resources to take steps to end social isolation and start living a connected life.
A study found participants of the Leveraging Exercise to Age in Place (LEAP) classes had a decrease in loneliness and an improvement in social connectedness.
This program was supported by a three-year grant from AARP Foundation.
Being socially active in your 50s and 60s may help lower the risk of developing dementia in later life, a study has found.
Connected Communities connects older adults to their senior housing communities by enabling them to access community information using just their voice.
Neighbors can impact your happiness, a study suggests. Chicago residents talk through their experiences.
Neighbors can impact one’s happiness. According to a 2018 AARP Foundation study that explores the relationship between loneliness and social connections, getting to know one’s neighbors can help reduce the former condition.
