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Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.
Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.Our Mission
Provide support to programs and services for isolated and lonely adults
Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.
Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.
Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.Supporting a fun activity at the Sacramento Book Den.Our Mission
Provide support to programs and services for isolated and lonely adults
Did you know?
Meaningful social relationships are essential to good health and well-being, especially during one’s senior years.
Social isolation and loneliness are caused by many factors, including living alone, health problems and disability, and sensory impairment such as hearing loss.
Roughly half of seniors with vision problems are more socially isolated due to a fear of falling.
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Literature consistently demonstrates that both social isolation and loneliness are health risks.
The feeling of separation and disconnection from others may predict serious health problems and even death.
Connecting with friends may boost brain health and lower the risk of dementia.
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