Poor retirement planning puts housing catastrophe on horizon

Several recent studies are shedding light on the state of retirement for those who are nearing their post-working years. Today in America, everyday an average of 10,000 individuals are turning 65. And by 2030, the 50-and-over cohort is projected to expand by 20%,...

Older Americans – Connecting, creating, contributing

In May we were honored to mark Older Americans Month – a time to celebrate seniors and the rich contributions they have made to our nation, communities, businesses, and families during their lives. But year-round, we should take time to consider how we can build into...

Finding Housing after 15 Years on the Streets

Richard Porras looks back on the most difficult point of his life and sees it as a blessing. “I found out that more people out there care than don’t care. Homelessness took the negativity away from me,” he says in a voice slowed by years of drug abuse and living on...

Seniors pay it forward for ailing kids

Kay Serbenick has been crocheting for decades. But it wasn’t until recently that she found a way to combine her crafting with a charitable cause. In the process, she has inspired a community to join in. Each month, nursing students from Cal State Fullerton visit...

Seniors on fixed income are stretched to make ends meet

We’ve relied on them our entire lives. The waiter in our favorite restaurant, the childcare worker, and the package delivery driver. They’ve finished their working years and are now supposed to be enjoying retirement and a life of leisure. Instead, many of these...

Seniors celebrate at Fall Festival, Fontana

It was Friday the 13th, but the Fall Festival was anything but scary. Instead, it was a lively gathering of hundreds of seniors who live within four of National CORE’s Fontana apartment communities. The event’s theme was “Around The World” and featured food and...
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