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For San Franciscans like 84-year-old Carmen, the simple pleasure of a home-cooked meal was not a possibility -- until Meals on Wheels came into the picture. "I often feel lonely. Very lonely, so I try to be very strong," says Carmen. Carmen looks forward to her meal...
The rapid advances in technology are not necessarily tailored for seniors and their different needs. Touch screens can be hard to use, passwords and user names can be hard to remember and confusing, and menus and user interfaces can be overwhelming. In order for...
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Music has always been a universal language, capable of bridging gaps and healing wounds. However, for Noella Tae, a talented senior at Convent High School and a Pre-College student at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, music became a vehicle for something even...
San Francisco is a city with its sights set on the future. We invent tomorrow’s technology. We build skyscrapers that scrape the clouds. We constantly look forward. But we have a dangerous blind spot for our past. The architects of this city are aging. They are now...
When a storm rolls through the Bay Area, most people think about flashlights, phone chargers, and a warm meal. For thousands of homebound seniors, that last part isn’t guaranteed. A power outage can mean spoiled food, missed deliveries, and long hours of isolation....