World Health Org. Praises Montgomery County and JCA

By on October 13, 2016

The World Health Organization recognized Montgomery County as one of nine communities throughout the world that stand against ageism.

WHO praised JCA’s great programing that pairs senior mentors with elementary school children, guides them back into the workforce, teaches them to become proficient with today’s technology, and finds transportation to doctor appointments and county recreational programs.

“Now, the World Health Organization knows what we know — that Montgomery County is a great place to grow up and grow old. Our extraordinary volunteers and staff delight in working with their Montgomery County colleagues, and we are so proud to have helped the County achieve this international honor,” said David Gamse, CEO of JCA.

Montgomery County, along with communities in Portugal, Canada and Australia, was sighted for its work to increase opportunities for intergenerational activities.

Click here to see what WHO had to say about the County and JCA.

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Due to frigid temperatures and icy conditions, Kensington Clubs and Kesher Cafe will be closed for in-person programming for the remainder of this week, January 22, 23, and 24. Programs will be held virtually on Zoom. All KC and Kesher Cafe members are invited to participate and can find the Zoom link in their email.

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