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WHY WE DO IT | Meet Kim

WHY WE DO IT | Meet Kim

As we celebrate Social Workers Month this March, we are thrilled to highlight Kim Stull, Program Specialist at the Williams Adult Day Center, who exemplifies the heart of social work and compassionate care for older adults. Kim’s journey to her role at Senior Services was clearly marked by a deep-rooted passion for working with older […]

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New Public Art Sculpture: Blooming Together

New Public Art Sculpture: Blooming Together

Senior Services is proud to announce the completion of a stunning new public art piece, Blooming Together, now installed outside the entrance of the Williams Adult Day Center at the Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness (Generations Center) on the northeast corner of the campus, adjacent to 30th Street. The sculpture, standing 16 feet tall, […]

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Signs of Memory Loss During the Holidays: What to Look For

Signs of Memory Loss During the Holidays: What to Look For

The holiday season, from Thanksgiving to the start of the New Year, is a time of joy and togetherness. People gather to share meals, reminisce about cherished memories, and celebrate the bonds that shape our lives. However, as we come together to enjoy this festive time, we may also notice subtle changes in our loved […]

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Volunteers Make Meaningful Moments!

Volunteers Make Meaningful Moments!

Volunteers are a pillar of support for Senior Services and for older adults in Forsyth County. During the last fiscal year (July 1, 2023-June 30, 2024), 1,154 volunteers spent 48,757 hours making a difference in the lives of the participants in our programs. Because of these moments of care, seniors have the support they need to […]

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