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Aging in Place: Know Your Housing Options

Our FREE Aging in Place: Know Your Housing Options course is designed to assess our homes for safety, accessibility, and affordability; explore ways to use home equity to stay in our homes; and discover housing options. This course is a three-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 1:00-2:30 PM: August 5 (Tues) August... Read more

Recognizing and Treating Sleep Apnea in Older Adults

Does your loved one snore at night? Are they often drowsy during the day? Have they developed balance issues, slower thinking, or experienced anxiety or depression? These symptoms may point to more than just aging—they could be signs of sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), most commonly known as obstructive sleep apnea. Read more

Planning Ahead: Why Housing is Key to Aging Securely

When we think about aging, we often focus on health, retirement savings and estate planning. But one of the most important and overlooked factors in aging securely is housing. Where we live as we grow older plays a huge role in our physical and financial stability and emotional well-being. Yet many people don’t consider the long-term impact of their housing decisions until it’s too late. Read more

Identifying and Addressing Food Insecurity in Older Loved Ones

As a caregiver, you want to ensure your loved one is not only safe and comfortable, but also well-nourished. Yet for many older adults, consistent access to nutritious food can be a challenge. Food insecurity—the lack of reliable access to enough affordable, nutritious food—affects millions of older adults across the country. According to Feeding America, approximately 1 in 14 seniors faces food insecurity. Read more

Financial Education Workshops

Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services. Our financial workshops are a five-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 2:00-3:00 PM: August 25 (Mon) August 26 (Tues) August 27 (Wed) August 28 (Thurs) August 29 (Fri) Recognizing & Avoiding Elder Financial... Read more

Financial Education Workshops

Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services. Our financial workshops are a five-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 2:00-3:00 PM: July 28 (Mon) July 29 (Tues) July 30 (Wed) July 31 (Thurs) August 1 (Fri) Recognizing & Avoiding Elder Financial... Read more

Financial Education Workshops

Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services. Our financial workshops are a five-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 2:00-3:00 PM: June 23 (Mon) June 24 (Tues) June 25 (Wed) June 26 (Thurs) June 27 (Fri) Recognizing & Avoiding Elder Financial... Read more

Homebuyer Education

Are you interested in buying a home but not sure where to start? Our FREE HUD-approved homebuyer education class can teach you the important basics of the home buying process. We will provide you with the knowledge you’ll need to secure an affordable mortgage and buy the right house for you. This course is a... Read more

A Personal Journey Through Caregiving for a Loved One with Early Onset Dementia

Dementia Friendly Week in Cleveland Heights is a time to learn, connect, and come together in support of those affected by dementia. Hosted annually by Heights Libraries, this weeklong event features workshops, book talks and educational programs like Dementia Friends sessions. It’s about more than information: it’s about building a community that understands and supports individuals with dementia and their caregivers. For Nancy Levin, Director of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library, the mission of Dementia Friendly Week is deeply personal. Read more

Celebrating Milestones in Elder Care: A Look Back—and Forward—at Aging Policy in 2025

This year marks a momentous time for elder care in the United States. As we celebrate several milestone anniversaries of foundational aging policies, including Social Security turning 90 and Medicare, Medicaid, and the Older Americans Act (OAA) reaching 60, we are reminded not only of the progress made but also of the advocacy still required... Read more

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