708.361.0219
July 2 at 10:30 AM
This event takes place at the Orland Park Public Library and is for people living with dementia and other forms of cognitive impairment and their care partners.
Registration Required.
Visit Orland Park Library to register. This presentation will be held at the Orland Park Public Library, 14921 S. Ravinia Ave., Orland Park.
July 8 at 2 PM
Staying connected and involved is more important than ever. Our monthly support group gives you a chance to talk with others in similar situations, share experiences, advice, and words of encouragement.
Registration Required.
Visit Matteson Area Public Library District to register. This presentation will be held at the Matteson Area Public Library District, 801 School Ave., Matteson.
Starts July 10
In partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association and Orland Park Library, Pathlights is hosting an eight-week support group for those living with early-stage dementia or MCI (mild cognitive impairment) and their care partners. “Early-stage” refers to people, irrespective of age, who are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders and are in the beginning stages of the disease. This group will offer dementia-related education and emotional support and connections with resources.
Pre-Screening and Registration Required
Contact or Lily at 708.361.0219 or by email lbecker@pathlights.org. Sessions will take place at the Orland Park Public Library, 14921 S. Ravinia Ave., Orland Park.
July 15 at 2 PM
Multiple agencies will be working together in Bremen and Rich Townships to meet the needs of older adults, informal caregivers, and relatives over 55 raising relatives. Join Pathlights for an informative overview of the comprehensive and coordinated services in place to assist older adults, soon to be older adults and caregivers so all can live their best lives while remaining as independent as possible. This detailed review of programs and qualifications allows time for Q & A.
Registration & Location
This presentation will be held at the Richton Park Public Library, 22310 Latonia Ln., Richton Park. Contact the library at 708.481.5333 or click here to register.
July 15 at 2 PM
Join Pathlights as they host a monthly Memory Café for those who are experiencing early-stage dementia, mild memory loss or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and for families, friends, or care partners. A Memory Café is a place to have fun, share experiences, and stay socially connected.
Registration Required.
Visit Matteson Area Public Library District to register. This presentation will be held at the Matteson Area Public Library District, 801 School Ave., Matteson.
July 16 at 10 AM
Staying connected and involved is more important than ever. Our monthly support group gives you a chance to talk with others in similar situations, share experiences, advice, and words of encouragement. Virtual via Zoom
Registration Required Call Jenna at 708.361.0219 or e-mail jstock@pathlights.org
July 28 at 11 AM
Join grandparents and other relatives raising children for inspiration, encouragement, and education about local resources that are available to support you. Virtual via Zoom.
Registration Required Call Carletta at 708.361.0219 or e-mail cgatling@pathlights.org
September 25 at 9 AM
Pathlights’ half-day event is dedicated to empowering older adults, providing them with information and resources to help age in the community, maintain a high quality of life and stop the stigmas associated with aging. This free event includes engaging speakers, chair yoga, and vendor tables from organizations offering services to support you in your journey to age well. You won’t want to miss it. You’ll hear from:
Colleen Ceh Becvar, Gerontologist – Discusses how aging gives us freedom to pursue new hobbies and activities to improve health and increase longevity.
Lydia K. Manning, PHD – Teaches us to recognize ageism and introduces strategies to fight stereotypes of aging to help create an age-inclusive environment.
Leanne Jackowiak – Leads a chair yoga session and explains the mental and physical benefits.
Registration Required.
Contact Pathlights at 708.361.0219 or click here to register. The symposium will be held at the DoubleTree Alsip, 5000 W. 127th St., Alsip
Starting Soon
Do you provide care for someone with Alzheimer’s Disease or Dementia?
This is a multi component program focusing on support, problem-solving, education, and stress management techniques. It addresses stress and the impact of long-term stress, managing difficult behaviors/conditions, grief, coping strategies, positive thinking, taking care of yourself, and choosing a path to wellness. A different stress management technique is demonstrated each week.
Each session is 90 minutes every Thursday for 9 consecutive weeks starting soon. We meet in small groups of up to 8 people and materials for the program will be provided.
Pre-Screening and Registration Required
Contact Lily at 708.361.0219 or by email at lbecker@pathlights.org. Sessions will take place via Zoom or call in.
Starting Soon
Join Pathlights for TechWise, a dynamic six-class series designed for adults 60 and older. This free series will equip you with essential digital skills to navigate today’s technology with confidence.
Registration Required
Contact Jason at 708.361.0219 or by email at jwhite@pathlights.org to learn more about TechWise in your area.
Funding for Pathlights’ programs provided in whole or in part by AgeOptions and federal and state government agencies, made possible through the Older Americans Act. Additional funding for services is provided by State of Illinois, Cook County, local municipalities, United Way of Metro Chicago, and other community partners and interested parties. Pathlights does not discriminate in admission to programs or treatment of employment in compliance with appropriate state and federal statutes. If you feel you have been discriminated against, call 708.361.0219.