Publication: Bronx Partners for Healthy Communities
When Mary retired after 40 years as a psychiatric nurse, she knew she wanted to stay busy. She began teaching free English classes at SUNY Attain Lab through ArchCare TimeBank, a volunteer service exchange program, sponsored by ArchCare, the healthcare ministry of the Archdiocese of New York. Continue reading...
Publication: Bronx Times
A new community-based health care program would help seniors stay with their families as an alternative to long-term care. ArchCare, the Archdiocese of New York’s healthcare system, has started a wellness program with a center at Providence Rest designed to keep dozens of local seniors healthy while they continue to live in their own homes. Continue reading...
Publication: Forbes
Edgar Cahn, now 82, began his career as a speechwriter for Robert Kennedy. Always passionate about civil rights, a heart attack in 1980 gave him a new perspective that led Cahn to create a new tool for social justice called time banking. Continue reading...
Publication: Catholic New York
A special blessing came last month for Joseph and Marion Scaramuzzo, as they celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary. They were married Saturday, Feb. 13, 1943—Valentine’s Day weekend—at the chapel at Fort McClellan in Alabama, while Scaramuzzo was serving in the U.S. Army. Continue reading...
Publication: NY1
Happy Birthday is a very familiar song for Violet Cave. The Manhattan woman heard it again on Wednesday. She turned 109.
