As we age, it’s essential to continue engaging in creative activities that stimulate the mind and foster a sense of accomplishment. One such activity that has proven to be both therapeutic and rewarding is weaving. Weaving not only allows seniors to tap into their artistic potential but also creates opportunities for social interaction and skill development.
Ethel Foundation for the Aged Celebrates the Day of Older People in Naivasha On July 20, 2024, the Ethel Foundation for... read more
Gatekeepers pose for a photo during a sensitization workshop in Tabaka – Kisii County (Photo courtesy of Ndizi TV) A recent... read more
In a world where populations are rapidly ageing, the well-being of older persons has become a crucial concern. Rights of... read more
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Gatekeepers pose for a photo during a sensitization workshop in Tabaka – Kisii County (Photo courtesy of Ndizi TV) A recent... read more
Healthy aging encompasses various aspects of physical, mental, and social well-being that enable individuals to maintain their quality of life... read more
Healthy aging encompasses various aspects of physical, mental, and social well-being that enable individuals to maintain their quality of life... read more
I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. On behalf of the Ethel Foundation for the... read more
Setting Boundaries in Elderly Care: A Buffer Against Burnout" Caring for the elderly is a noble but demanding profession that can... read more
