Seniors are too often stereotyped as feeble, cognitively impaired, boring, or incompetent. And often, the way seniors are treated and the things they are given reflect those assumptions. In reality, seniors want to live rich, fulfilling, vibrant lives. So whether you’re a senior yourself or you’re looking for something a senior loved one would appreciate, it sometimes helps to think outside the box. Here are the six unexpected things seniors want the most. 

Volunteering and playing an active role in your community is a source of great joy for many people, and it’s especially wonderful for seniors. It allows you to connect with others, make new friends, and have the satisfaction of knowing you’re making a positive difference in your community. Volunteering also improves self esteem and helps you feel a sense of purpose.

Here in the Yukon, there’s always something fun or meaningful to help out with. Try these six community projects and volunteer opportunities in the Yukon.

Summer is winding down, while the fall and winter holidays are just around the corner. And that means many seniors are fitting in a few more summer trips and thinking ahead to visiting friends and family for the holidays. Help ensure your next trip is a safe and happy one by keeping these airport safety tips for jet-setting seniors in mind.