Stay Active DuringYour GoldenYears 3 Part-Time Jobs for Retirees
want to be a coach. You might need to pass a background check, and you’ll probably need to know first aid as well. While the pay isn’t incredible, the time you’ll spend sharing your passion for sports with young people is more than worth it. GIVE BACK AS A PERSONAL CARE AIDE. If you’re looking for an opportunity to stay active and have a more direct impact on people’s lives, you can try being a personal care aide. Personal care aides help elderly and disabled people with everyday tasks, such as shopping, doing laundry, and bathing. Many people who require this assistance prefer older aides who can empathize with their struggles, so it’s a great job for recent retirees. Just because you’ve retired doesn’t mean you can no longer bring value to your community. With all the time you have on your hands, you could become one of your town’s most valuable assets.
Whether you want to generate some extra income during your retirement or just keep yourself busy, getting a part-time job can be a great way to spend your golden years. But why settle for just any opportunity when you could stay mentally and physically active and give back to the community? If that sounds like your ideal way to spend retirement, here are a few options to consider. PASS ALONG YOUR KNOWLEDGE AS A TEACHER. Many community colleges and community centers offer part-time teaching opportunities for those who want to share their field of expertise with others. Many of these positions don’t require a teaching degree or certificate — just a wealth of knowledge from your years in the workforce. Alternatively, if you want to help younger students with their academics, you could also work as a tutor or a teacher’s assistant at a local school. SHARE YOUR PASSION FOR SPORTS AS A COACH. Coaching can be a satisfying way to spend your retirement and support younger athletes. However, there are a few things to keep in mind if you
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SCOTT ERSKINE MASSACHUSETTS FALLEN HEROES GOLD STAR FAMILY PROGRAM
“When we lose a soldier, a gold star family loses a father, son, daughter, or mother. It’s our obligation to take care of them and carry the burden of their loss. At Massachusetts Fallen Heroes, their mission is to provide a layer of safety, love, and empathy for all families by creating an easy and nonjudgmental community. They create this bond through numerous activities and programs. They also provide countless opportunities for members to build new friendships and share experiences with other members of post
Scott sustained a severe injury to his arm this past July for which he needed surgery. After this procedure, he had a lot of limitations with range of motion, especially at his elbow, and he had significant restrictions with his scar. Scott worked diligently on his motion and on his scar, enduring the process with his dry sense of humor and a smile on his face. For his outstanding improvement and his often-seen smile, Scott was selected for patient of the month. Congratulations, Scott!
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