Sport teams and sporting events have been around in some form or another for many, many years. Regardless of age, sports not only keep participants healthy, they also draw people of different backgrounds together socially. Whether it is listening to sports on the radio, playing sports in high school, watching our kids or grandkids play a sport, or cheering on our beloved home teams. Sports have been a part of our lives. Most everyone from Pittsburgh grew up cheering on their championship Pittsburgh Penguins, Pirates, and Steeler's. This past month our residents showed their love of baseball and the Pittsburgh Pirates by joining their friends from Juniper Village at Huntingdon Ridge for a Pirates Baseball game. As you can see, you're never too old to enjoy sports or cheer on your winning team. Go Bucco's!!!
We are committed
At Juniper we are committed to nurturing the spirit of life in each individual we serve so that they may live fully throughout all seasons of life. To us this means understanding an individual, not only their needs but their desires and responding with programs and services which provide for the highest quality of life possible. Our Alive in All Seasons program of activities is designed to foster healthy bodies, enriched minds and fulfilled spirits. These pictures and stories are living proof that we at Juniper are dedicated to walking our talk!
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Sports Bring Our Residents Together!
Sport teams and sporting events have been around in some form or another for many, many years. Regardless of age, sports not only keep participants healthy, they also draw people of different backgrounds together socially. Whether it is listening to sports on the radio, playing sports in high school, watching our kids or grandkids play a sport, or cheering on our beloved home teams. Sports have been a part of our lives. Most everyone from Pittsburgh grew up cheering on their championship Pittsburgh Penguins, Pirates, and Steeler's. This past month our residents showed their love of baseball and the Pittsburgh Pirates by joining their friends from Juniper Village at Huntingdon Ridge for a Pirates Baseball game. As you can see, you're never too old to enjoy sports or cheer on your winning team. Go Bucco's!!!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Spread Your Joy: September Events
September signifies the end of summer with Labor Day
celebrations and the Autumnal Equinox on the 23rd. In this last
month of our “Stay Connected” series we aspire to connect with our friends and
embrace the theme of Spread Your Joy.
The Mayo Clinic tells us that friends are good for your
health. They can help you celebrate good times, provide support during bad
times, prevent loneliness and give you a chance to offer needed companionship,
too. Friends increase your sense of belonging and purpose, boost happiness,
reduce stress, and improve your self-confidence and self-worth. Friends can
also encourage you to increase healthy habits – it’s always better to walk,
run, swim or exercise with a friend. And friends don’t always have to be of the
human kind either! Several studies have shown that heart attack patients who
have pets survive longer than those without.
Our fabulous activity offerings this month include our Grandparents’
Day Ice Cream Social featuring entertainment and delectable frosty treats on
September 7th at 3:00 pm; our Dementia Support Group meeting for
those who have a loved one suffering from Alzheimer’s or other forms of
dementia on September 10th at 1:30 pm; our Cherish the Memories
presentation on how best to preserve photographs on September 20th
at 11:00 am; our Seniors for Safe Driving Course to help equip elders with the
skills they need to safely navigate the roads and remain behind the wheel on
September 23rd from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm; or our Diabetes Support
Group meeting for those suffering from any form of Diabetes and/or their loved
ones on September 23rd at 1:30 pm.
Please look through our calendar and join us for any events
that can help you stay connected, cultivate friendships and Spread Your Joy!
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