In just 25 years, the Village Movement has grown from one neighborhood in Boston to a nationwide network of 300+ Villages. It’s a story of community, resilience, and what’s possible when we support aging in place. At the heart of this movement is the Village to Village Network (VtVN), which has spent 15 years equipping communities with the tools, training, and advocacy to thrive. As the need grows, so does the urgency to sustain this work. End-of-year giving helps VtVN conti

Learn expert-backed strategies to make your home safer for aging in place. Get a free checklist, practical tips, and guidance from occupational therapist Maureen Palmer.

Late August brings a quiet invitation to reset. For caregivers, routines can feel more like survival than rhythm—but even small habits can bring back a sense of steadiness. Here are five simple ways to create structure that supports you, not just the person you care for.

Discover how voice assistants can enhance independence for loved ones aging in place. This comprehensive guide helps caregivers thoughtfully introduce and implement voice technology to simplify daily tasks, create helpful routines, and address common concerns. Learn practical strategies for maintaining dignity and connection while providing support that respects preferences and enhances quality of life through technology that speaks your loved one's language.

The most successful home adaptations are those that feel like natural extensions of your preferences and lifestyle. By making thoughtful adjustments to your space now, you create an environment that continues to reflect who you are while supporting how you want to live in this next chapter.

Explore how Baby Boomers' preference for aging in place is reshaping the housing market. This Fortune article examines the trend of older adults renovating rather than relocating—with 90% choosing to remain in their homes—and its impact on Millennials seeking homeownership. Learn how thoughtful adaptations can support aging in place while considering broader housing market dynamics and intergenerational needs.

The home that has supported you through the years deserves practical preparation as you enter your next chapter. These enhancements respect the spaces you've created while ensuring they continue to support your current lifestyle (or life stage. Unlike more intrusive “aging in place" modifications options, these updates integrate seamlessly with your home's existing character—maintaining its function while adapting to your changing needs.