Center of Concern Announces Two Free Events

This June, the Center of Concern invites older adults to participate in two interactive Successful Aging Seminars focused on healthy habits, creativity, and community connection. These free events are open to the community with all supplies provided.

Habits for Brain Health
Monday, June 2 at 11:00am
Friendship Park Conservatory
395 W. Algonquin Rd, Des Plaines

Join neurology nurse practitioner Melissa Budahazy, APN-BC, MA, RN-BC to explore lifestyle habits that support brain health and reduce dementia risk. Following the educational session, attendees will enjoy a hands-on cooking demonstration and lunch-making experience led by Cooking Skills & Social, featuring delicious foods that nourish both body and mind. RSVP required, call 847-823-0453.

Woodworking Workshop: Make a Napkin Holder
Monday, June 23 at 1:00pm
Home Workshop in Park Ridge (location provided after RSVP)

Tap into your creative side at this free, beginner-friendly woodworking workshop where participants will make and paint their own wooden napkin holders—just in time for summer picnics. Led by local craftsman Ted S., the event offers a warm, supportive space to try something new and connect with others. Please note, the workshop space is down one flight of stairs. RSVP required, call 847-823-0453.

Space is limited at these Successful Aging Seminars, so early registration is encouraged. The Successful Aging Seminar Series is part of the Center of Concern’s mission to help older adults remain independent, engaged, and thriving in their community. For more information, visit www.centerofconcern.org or call 847-823-0453.

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The Center of Concern’s mission is to provide housing assistance, support services, and counseling for older adults, people with disabilities, and others in need, enabling them to live with dignity and independence. The Center of Concern’s website is www.centerofconcern.org.