Richmond Aging and Engaging is hiring a part-time Rollator Repair Program Coordinator (16–20 hours/month) to help coordinate clinic logistics, volunteer communication, supplies/parts management, and program […]
Falls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults—but the good news is that many falls can be prevented with the right […]
Want to help people stay safe and mobile? Or keep your own rollator working better, longer? We’ve got TWO upcoming Rollator Repair Trainings — and […]
We’re excited to announce that our Spring Art Sale is officially live! This special collection features original artwork created by older adults participating in Opening Minds through Art […]
Register for our FREE rollator repair training to learn how to identify common issues, make simple repairs, and ensure safe use. This training is designed […]
Exciting news! Richmond Aging and Engaging has been selected as one of THREE finalists for a Girl Power Grant! This is especially meaningful because Girl […]
Richmond Aging and Engaging was featured in the Winter 2025 edition of Health Progress. The article explores the benefits of intergenerational programs and housing models […]
Do you, a friend, or a loved one use a rollator? We invite you to join our FREE Rollator Repair Training, where you’ll learn how […]
Richmond Aging and Engaging will be repairing rollators at Delegate Rae Cousins’ First Annual Community Resource Fair! When: Saturday, October 12, 12-3pmWhere: Peter Paul Development […]
Richmond Aging and Engaging is proud to announce that our Executive Director, Jodi Winship, was featured as the Personality of the Week in the Richmond […]