Attention is a Form of Love
Island Senior Resources flourishes because our community pays attention and sees the value in our work, deepening trust and affirming the importance of noticing one another’s needs.
More than a Ride: A Journey of Volunteering
Through shared rides, resilience, and final adventures, Randy discovered that giving truly brings profound gifts in return.
September is Health Aging Month: Never Too Late to Reinvent Yourself
This month, join us in embracing healthy habits, staying active, and connecting with community resources designed to support vibrant, independent living for all ages.
Watch Out for your ANOC!
Your Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) reveals important updates to your Medicare plan’s costs and coverage for the coming year, ignoring it could mean surprises in January. Read more from SHIBA Volunteer, David Sharpe, about what to expect.
When Budgets Shrink but Needs Grow: How Our Community is Stepping Up for Seniors
ISR is facing severe funding cuts just as demand for Meals on Wheels and MedRides is rising. For many, we are the only source of meals and medical transportation—and in this crisis, what gives us hope is you.
A Perfect Storm of the Worst Kind
We are facing a ‘perfect storm’ of skyrocketing need and plummeting funding.
What Remains After Cornbread
This piece is about missing those who once held our world together and remembering just how much they gave.
Essential Programs for Seniors Rely on At-risk Government Funding
Medical Transportation relies on federal funds and community donations. Help now!
Who Sets Your Limits?
There are no limits to determination. Be bold. Be positive.
Honoring Annette Barca, SHIBA Volunteer
Annette Barca awarded for years of service as a SHIBA volunteer.