by Marie J. Nedich | Oct 25, 2019 | Blog
San Francisco is one of the first cities in the country to undertake a public campaign to raise awareness of ageism, dispel negative stereotypes of older adults, and connect residents with supportive services. The Reframing Aging San Francisco campaign, a multi-media...
by Marie J. Nedich | Oct 19, 2019 | Blog, Story
It’s 7:15 am and there’s a flurry of activity happening in the Meals on Wheels San Francisco parking lot. Phil Ishida arrived almost two hours ago to help get things ready for the day’s meal deliveries. While Meals on Wheels SF (MOWSF) kitchen staff cook and package...
by Marie J. Nedich | Oct 1, 2019 | Blog
At 75-years young, Maxine has accomplished quite a bit. The widowed mother of one daughter, devoted grandmother of five, and great grandmother of seven, has dedicated her life to making a difference for others who are at-risk and in need of help. In 1959, she moved...
by Marie J. Nedich | Oct 1, 2019 | Blog
Demographers, Gerontologists and Government Officials are Counting Down to 2030. That’s the Year America’s Youngest Baby Boomers Will Reach Retirement Age. By Anna Almendrala and Ana B. Ibarra September 18, 2019. The country already is feeling the effects...
by Marie J. Nedich | Aug 14, 2019 | Blog
During the recent MOWSF kitchen groundbreaking ceremony, Carolyn, a MOWSF recipient, smiled as she admired SF Mayor London Breed’s beautiful, Mediterranean blue suit. “Did you see the old soap opera, Dynasty?” she asked me. “Remember when Joan Collins would walk into...
