Megan Walton

Building an age-inclusive workplace isn’t just good practice, it’s a timely and necessary strategy for supporting workers at every stage of life.

The demand for 55-plus housing and assisted living facilities has grown along with housing costs and Maine's aging population.

The Southern Maine Agency on Aging opened a new service location at the Anderson Learning Center in Springvale.

The Maine Council on Aging and the Southern Maine Agency on Aging say that recruiting older workers is actually the key to solving workforce shortages across all sectors, especially in nonprofits.

The five-year grant will support Maine's Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program, known as AgingME, which UNE has administered with federal support since 2019.

An expert panel discussion on Wednesday drew an audience of nearly 100, who learned about challenges and potential solutions related to older adult health in Maine.