To RSVP for our programs, please be sure to fill out the online form at the bottom of this page.
Care Partners Corner
Family Caregiver and Dementia Support Group Wednesday, February 4th 10:30AM
As a Care Partner or caregiver for family, partner or a friend, we offer resources and a healthy, safe space to share and process the myriad mix of emotions and challenging decisions we experience as caregivers. New attendees welcome!
***Care is available for your loved while we meet for Wednesday meeting, but you must RSVP in advance by emailing info@alohatoaging.org by 4:00pm the Thursday before. We have limited spaces available, so please do not bring your loved one unless you have received a confirmation from your RSVP. Suggested $10 donation for care.
Parkinson’s Disease Care Partner Support Group Monday, February 2nd at 2:00PM
Our monthly meeting is Led by a certified facilitator, the group fosters open discussions where attendees can share experiences, receive encouragement, and connect with others facing similar challenges. Helpful tips, resources, and quarterly educational speakers offer valuable guidance and practical tools to improve quality of life. Each month, on the 1st Monday of the month at 2:00PM, the group welcomes new members, many of whom are newly diagnosed, creating a welcoming environment for both ongoing support and often the first steps of the Parkinson’s journey.
PARK & REC is an evidence-based weekday recreational therapy and exercise program
For individuals living with Parkinson’s Disease, this 10-week program addresses both motor and non-motor symptoms of PD, including mobility, posture, balance, strength, anxiety, depression, speech volume, etc. This program uniquely combines exercise and recreation-based modalities to combat PD symptoms, in which the participants have the autonomy to choose what series they are most interested in. This person-centered approach allows participants to select from a variety of therapeutic exercises and activities, such as, yoga, tai chi, adaptive sport, expressive therapies, art, dance, music/singing, outdoor cycling, passive/active games, and team building activities. This person-centered program is driven by the participants’ needs, interests, and goals truly putting the “fun” in functional. We offer this on Mondays at 3:00PM and the higher intensity “Boot Camp” version on Wednesdays at 3:00PM
There are limited spaces and pre-assessments are required prior to attending. Program fee of $150 (with a $30, 1 time registration fee if you are new to Aloha programs.) To register, fill out online form below and note Park N Rec March.
Community Education Programs
Compassionate Connections: A Dementia Caregiver Learning Series
Join us for a supportive series designed to help caregivers better understand and navigate the dementia care journey. Together, we will explore what it means to build dementia-friendly spaces, learn practical techniques for responding to behavioral changes, and uncover community resources that offer assistance and respite. This program is ideal for both new and seasoned caregivers, this series enhances skills, strengthens confidence, and promotes caregiver well-being. This monthly series creates a compassionate space for learning, sharing, and connecting with others who understand the caregiver experience.
Dementia Friends Training Wednesday, February 11th at 10:30AM RSVP by Monday 2/9
This program helps participants learn five key messages about dementia and discover practical ways to positively change how we think, act, and talk about dementia. Dementia Friends Georgia is part of a global social movement dedicated to increasing understanding and creating dementia-friendly communities where individuals feel included and supported. Join us for this one-hour session led by Dementia Friends Champions Phil Graiser and Mandy Sims of Comforting Arms, and learn how you can help make Georgia more dementia-friendly.
Families, caregivers and professionals can reach a deeper level of understanding by spending 90 minutes “walking in their care recipients or clients shoes.” Activities mimic what it is like to feel confused, frustrated, isolated and more. Participants will gain compassion and empathy.
These simulation exercises help participants understand age-related health challenges faced by the older people they serve. These include neuropathy, hearing loss, vision loss, language and cognitive impairment, mobility and balance. Join us as we share experiences with peers to help you process lessons learned in a meaningful, memorable way. What is it like to live every day as an older adult facing one or more common, age-related health challenges? During the engaging, active learning sessions, participants break into small groups for simulation exercises designed to provide insight into this important question. After the “hands-on” experiences, they gather to discuss how such challenges may impact an elder’s autonomy and ability to live independently.
Wednesday, February 25th March 25th Monday, April 27th 10:30AM Aloha to Aging, Inc.
Monday, April 13th 1:00PM Switzer Library 266 Roswell St NE, Marietta, GA 30060
This workshop is open and free to the community thanks to the funding from our community partners. Please RSVP by filling out the online form at bottom of this page.
If you have an organization, group of individuals, work place, neighborhood, etc. that would like us to bring our “A Day in the Life” experience to you, please contact us at info@alohatoaging.org.
Staying Sharp
“Staying Sharp” is one of our signature wellness programs designed to inspire and energize active seniors! Spark your mind with engaging, interactive brain games that boost cognitive health while creating moments of fun, learning, and meaningful social connection.
Bring the excitement to your community—our team can deliver this uplifting program directly to groups of adults 55+. Contact us at info@alohatoaging.org to schedule a dynamic and memorable Staying Sharp experience!
Juggling Work, Home and Caregiving February 19th 6:30pm
Juggle work, home, and caregiving with confidence. Our program provides insights into trends for working caregivers, supportive workplace policies, and practical strategies to balance your career with caring for aging parents. Learn how to access workplace supports and manage the demands of your multifaceted role effectively.RSVP at ACAP-Cobb&Cherokee
Aloha Day Club – Social Day Respite
Our week-day therapeutic program incorporates exercises, music and stimulating activities and games along with discussions into each session. https://alohatoaging.org/aloha-day-club/ For men and woman 55+ that have stopped driving and are living at home.
10:30am – 1:00pm on Monday and Wednesdays ***Now offering additional hour
1:00pm – 2:00pm “Lunch Bunch” Brown Bag Lunch
For additional information call 770-722-7641 or email info@alohatoaging.org
Located at Aloha to Aging, Inc, 2881 Canton Road, Marietta, 30066. Please call or email us to set up an appointment, then just follow the Aloha signs.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – TIME TO SHARE YOUR TALENTS!!
Are you looking to give back and feel a deeper sense of purpose in a FUN atmosphere? Look no further!
We are in need of adult volunteers for our Marietta and mobile locations.Areas of Need:
*Program Volunteers *Simulation Co-Facilitator *Grant Writer *Technology *Fundraising Committee *Admin *Social Media
Please email info@alohatoaging.org to schedule Initial Volunteer Training.
All programs held at Covenant Presbyterian Church unless otherwise noted.
Check out our Instagram page for additional insight into programs we have provided. https://www.instagram.com/alohatoaging/
