ACTIVE ADULTS & SENIORS
Seminar: Legacy Planning for Your Final Transition • AGES 40 AND UP
Seminar: Your Guide to Travel Independence with RTA • AGES 40 AND UP
Planning for the final transition, whether for yourself or for someone you love, is a deeply personal and often emotional process. Thoughtful planning is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give yourself and those you care about. It provides direction, reduces uncertainty, and creates a sense of comfort during life’s most challenging moments. It involves more than organizing documents. It’s about honoring wishes, preserving dignity, and easing the responsibilities that fall on family during an already difficult time. Join this seminar to learn about beginning the conversation early, exploring planning tools such as secure digital vaults, and seeking support when you need it. Whether you are preparing in advance or navigating arrangements after a loss, resources are available to help you feel informed and supported. While this is a free event, registration is required. (bn) CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N ARRCC Community Hall • 305 Jackson Ave. 120083 Nov 5 Th 6:00-7:00 pm Free Seminar: Mobility and Accessibility Solutions • AGES 50 AND UP Discover practical solutions that can help you stay safe, comfortable and independent in your own home. Join us to learn about a variety of accessibility and mobility equipment designed to make everyday activities easier and support aging in place with confidence. Whether you’re planning ahead or looking for immediate solutions, this presentation will provide valuable information for you and your loved ones. A boxed lunch will be provided. While this is a free event, registration is required. (bn) CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N ARRCC Community Hall • 305 Jackson Ave. 118806 Oct 8 Th 12:00-1:00 pm Free Seminar: Protecting Your Savings from Long-Term Care Costs • AGES 50 AND UP A nursing home in Illinois can cost more than $100,000 a year. For many families, that bill quietly drains a lifetime of savings and puts the family home at risk. The good news is that you have more options than most people think, and the best ones are available years before you ever need care. Estate planning attorney Brandon Ayers will walk you through how Illinois families protect what they have built. You will learn how a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust works, why the five-year look-back matters, and what can still be done when a parent or spouse needs care right now. We will keep it plain. No legal jargon, just clear answers to the questions families actually ask. Although this is a free presentation, registration is required. (bn) CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N ARRCC Classroom 206 • 305 Jackson Ave. 119511 Oct 13 Tu 6:00-6:45 pm Free Seminar: Spotting Charity Scams • AGES 40 AND UP In this season of giving, make sure your generosity reaches the people and causes you care about most. Scammers often pose as legitimate charities, making it increasingly difficult to tell the difference between a genuine request for help and a fraudulent one. Join us to learn how to identify common warning signs of charitable scams and gain a better understanding of the difference between tax-deductible and tax-exempt organizations so you can give with confidence. This presentation is provided by Naperville Bank & Trust. Space is limited. While this program is free, registration is required. (bn) CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N ARRCC Community Hall • 305 Jackson Ave. 118269 Dec 7 M 10:00-11:00 am Free
Want to learn how older adults and people with disabilities can save money on public transportation? Want to learn how to make sure your trip on public transit is accessible? Come join the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) as we talk about accessible public transportation options and traveling independently. Although this presentation is free, registration is required. (bn) CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N ARRCC Community Hall • 305 Jackson Ave. 119517 Sep 14 M 6:00-7:00 pm Free Social Bridge Lessons for Beginners • AGES 40 AND UP Bridge is a fun and intellectually stimulating game that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. This is a friendly and relaxed six-week course designed for beginners. It will introduce you to the fundamentals of social bridge, including basic bidding and responding, play of the cards, and special situations. Each session combines instruction with guided practice, so you can learn by playing. Whether you are looking to meet new people, challenge your mind, or learn a new hobby, this course is the perfect place to start. No previous experience is necessary. While the course is free, registration and regular attendance are required. (bn) CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N ARRCC Lounge • 305 Jackson Ave. 118805 Oct 15-Nov 19 Th 12:00-3:00 pm Free/$5.00 Technology Training for Seniors • AGES 50 AND UP With new technology evolving daily, learning how to use it for everyday applications can be intimidating. Technology help sessions are offered in person or virtually to help seniors overcome fears and get their technology questions answered. The program is instructed by informed and helpful student volunteers from the Neuqua Valley High School Interact Service Club who work with you at your own pace. Each class will center around your specific tech-related needs that can include browsing the internet, using Google services, operating Apple or Android smartphones/devices, using Microsoft applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint or any number of other tech skills. Some participants may need only a single session, while others may need more. After participating in an in-person session you can set up one-hour virtual sessions offered on a flexible schedule (times to be worked out between the participant and the student volunteers). Make sure your phone number and email address on file are updated, so our students do not have any issues contacting you. This free program meets in D210 at Neuqua Valley High School. Park in the main lot (teacher lot) off Skylane Drive at 95th St. Turn into the front drive, take the first left and left again into the parking lot. Accessible parking is closer to doors 3 and 7. Enter by the auditorium at Door 7, or Door 3, which is our main entrance during construction. Students should be there to help guide you to the room. There is an elevator. Email gillian_schneider@ipsd.org
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NVHS COMPUTER LAB D210 118294 Sep 12
Sa 9:00-10:30 am Free Sa 9:00-10:30 am Free
118295 Sep 19
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