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Whether as a tourist to a new local site or “discovering” that a stairwell would be better off painted and lighted, local hosts will plan vibrant programs of activities that are fun, educational, and focus on community connections. All Active Aging Week destinations are FREE and showcase the opportunities, in Western North Carolina. For more information visit [www.activeagingweekwnc.org](www.activeagingweekwnc.org) or call 251-7438.  \nSAT 9/21 The YMCA’s Annual FIT AFTER 50 Day-The Neighborhood Y at Woodfin-1 to 5 pm  \nSUN 9/22 Blue Ridge Adventist Wellness Network Intergenerational Health 5K Walk/Run-UNC Asheville, Sherrill Center-1:30 pm  \nMON 9/23 Wellness Expo-Biltmore Square Mall-10 am to 2 pm (see page 8 for more information) TUE 9/24 Bullington Gardens Tour & Walk-Bullington Center-9 to 11 am  \nWisdom Film Festival-UNC Asheville, Sherrill Center-12 to 6 pm  \nWED 9/25 Balance for Life Day-CarePartners Health Services-9 am to 1:30 pm  \nFletcher Community Park ENERGI Fitness Tutorial and Walk-9 to 11 am  \nHealthy Living for a Lifetime-Location TBA, Madison County-10 am to 6 pm Ageless Grace Exercise with Carol Gerson-Silvermont Opportunity Center-1pm  \nTHUR 9/26 Eating Healthy on a Budget! Project EMMA Day-Vanderbilt Apartments-12 to 3:30 pm Henderson County Orchard Tour-Richard Staton’s Farm and Cold Storage Facility-9 to 11 am Opportunity House Fun and Fitness Open House-4 to 6 pm  \nTaste of Therapies-Silvermont Opportunity Center-9 am to 3 pm  \nFRI 9/27 Soiree! Dance to Elvis for Your Wellness! A Fun(D) Raising Dance Party for the WNC Fall Prevention Coalition-Toy Boat-7 to 10 pm  \nFlatRock Playhouse Tour-10 am to 12 noon  \nDowntown Walk and Brewery Visit-Southern Appalachian Brewery-5 pm  \n[Website: www.landofsky.org](Website: www.landofsky.org)  \nPhone: (828) 251-6622 Page 1  \nArea Agency on Aging  \nAAA Area Agency on Aging  \nThe Area Agency on Aging helps to determine the needs of older adults and works with counties to plan services to meet those needs. The goal of providing these services is to enable older adults to live independently in their homes for as long as possible. The AAA is responsible for the management and delivery of the programs listed.  \nFCSP Family Caregiver Support Program held Share the Care Workshops  \nMary Stevens used the Share the Care model described below to develop a support group while caring for her husband who had terminal cancer. She shared her story to illustrate how this system works. Mary and Family Caregiver Support Program staff helped participants identify who to ask, how to ask, and why this is so important.  \nShare The Care, How to Organize a Group to Care for Someone Who Is Seriously Ill, By Sheila Warnock and the late Cappy Capossela  \nNo matter if you’re a frightened first-time caregiver or a veteran caregiver facing burnout, there is no need to take on the tremendous task of caregiving alone. The Share The Care™ model has been empowering friends, relatives, neighbors, and co-workers across the U.S. and Canada with a step-by-step guidebook on how to create and maintain a “caregiving family” to assist someone they know and help to provide a better quality of life. A Share The Care group supports not only the care recipient, but everyone involved, including the family caregiver and their family, as well as each of the individual group participants.  \nShare The Care was born when a group of 12 women (mostly strangers to each other) came together and stayed together for three and a half years to care for a mutual friend with terminal cancer. 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