2011 Rock-A-Thon Media Interview
By · CommentsWTMA Interview with Stephanie Blunt, Executive Director and Linda Naert, Resource Coordinator of your Trident AAA.
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Rock A Thon Support A Cause
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Support our ROCKIN’ TEAMs and their CAUSES!
IT IS AS EASY AS 1 2 3
- Our ROCKIN TEAMs are competing to raise the most funds for their cause, donate to support their CAUSE!
- Support your favorite ROCKIN’ TEAM at fundraising activities!
- Come to the ROCK A THON to cheer and donate to your team.
The team that raises the most funds for their CAUSE will win a prize packet to share with their teammates!
Trident Area Agency on Aging is proud to announce the release of the Community Resources, Aging and Disability Information Guide, Summer 2011 edition. There are over 50 pages of valuable community resources to assist you in finding products and services for older adults, adults with disabilities and caregivers in the Trident Area. Order your copy or call 843-554-2275 for bulk orders.
Information Guide
By · CommentsOlder Americans Month 2011
By · CommentsOlder Americans: Connecting the Community
Every May since 1963, people in towns and cities across the country have come together to celebrate the enormous contributions of older Americans—borne of wisdom, experience, and the will to realize their dreams and speak their minds. Trident Area Agency on Aging supports our seniors as they continue to enrich and strengthen our communities. The theme of this year’s celebration—Older Americans: Connecting the Community—pays homage to the many ways in which older adults bring inspiration and 
continuity to the fabric of our communities. Their shared histories, diverse experiences, and wealth of knowledge have made our culture, economy, and local character what they are today. The theme also highlights the many ways technology is helping older Americans live longer, healthier and more engaged lives.
In fact, older Americans are more active in community life than ever before, thanks in part to advances in health care, education, technology, and financial stability over the last several decades that have greatly increased their vitality and standard of living. Older adults are out and about giving back and making a difference in their community.
Older Americans step up to help one another as well. Across the country, seniors connect with other seniors by delivering meals, helping with home repair, assisting with shopping, and offering companionship, counseling, and care. Their efforts remind us that when older adults are active and engaged in their communities, everyone benefits.
Help Trident Area Agency on Aging celebrate Older Americans Month, by allowing us to provide information sessions about seniors in our community.
Contact Trident Area Agency on Aging to find out about our Long-Term Ombudsman Program, Family Caregiver Support Program, Alzheimer’s Disease and Supportive Services Program, Senior Medicare Fraud Project, and Information and Referral Assistance to Seniors.
We think you will discover that when you help seniors thrive in your community, you gain far more than you give.