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Site Visits are local excursions to see successful programs in action. The fee to attend each is $40. Transportation is included. Each site visit is open to the first 50 registrants and preregistration is required. If you are interested in attending any of the Site Visits listed below, be sure to sign up early when you register online!

Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Inter-Generational Center

Friday, March 30 | 8:30–11:30 am

Having the Adult Day Services program located in the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Inter-Generational Center along with the Safeway Inclusive Child Development Center provides opportunities to plan meaningful intergenerational activities for children and adults. Specific programs are tailored for appropriate developmental levels and can include music, dancing, drawing and singing. In addition, interested adults are given regular opportunities to volunteer in the child development center. Older people have the opportunity to share their wisdom with the youngsters. Though they may be living with a cognitive impairment or physical frailty, they are able to give as well as to receive and be useful members of the community.

Iona Senior Services

Friday, March 30 | 9:00 am–Noon

Visit the award-winning Adult Day Health, Wellness and Arts Center, tour the Iona Gallery and hear a presentation on aging well and living well. The presentation will include an overview of aging services in Washington, DC, innovative collaborations and partnerships that are improving services in the city, and programs in the visual and performing arts that are helping people age well and live well at Iona.