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Yakima and Selah Neighbors Network, was given a $5,000 grant. Mary Lou Rozdilsky, the group’s board president, said the money will be used to help expand its program of helping seniors remain active and in touch with the community while living in their own homes.

From Yakima Magazine’s first publication, I’ve had the privilege of being welcomed into homes of all sizes and descriptions — and I’ve loved every one of them. The best part is meeting the people who live there and discovering what makes their homes so special.

Nonprofit group helps seniors stay in their homes- and get COVID vaccinations

Several people involved with the nonprofit formed an interest group to encourage fellow members to share the experiences that come with having lived rich and full lives, with participants sharing stories on various themes.

Senior cohousing creates community for isolated older individuals.

article from last year's launch

Seniors find a solution to aging in place, with each other!

Exciting news Donor Match October 2019

Ed Stover, author of Homecoming
Inklings Bookshop is delighted to welcome local poet Ed Stover, reading from his new collection, Homecoming.

News article from August featuring YSNN.

https://www.yakimaherald.com/magazine/art/sally-fitch-coats-of-many-colors/article_4dd9e317-fd4f-56d1-a125-ae4c1fa7e79b.html

Staying connected not only fun, but may be the key to good health!

Ina Jaffe of NPR- "Our reporting was inspired by NPR listeners. Earlier this year, we asked them to share their stories of how older adults without family caregivers manage when they need help. Many respondents mentioned the villages in their own communities."