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The Real Truth Series Winter Edition
Wednesday, June 11 | 10 am-Noon
Topic: Planning Travel in Retirement
The Real Truth Series of lectures on important topics for today's aging population.
Series runs the second Wednesday of each month.
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Friday, June 13 | 9 am-Noon
The WFCAA will host a a special event to commemorate World Elder Abuse Day on Friday, June 13. The event schedule is provided below:
- 9 a.m. - Registration opens
- 9:30 a.m. - Welcome
- 10 a.m. - Walk (0.25 mile)
- 10:45 a.m. - Information Fair & Refreshments.
For more information, call 919-554-4111.
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Flag Day Ceremony
Saturday, June 14 | 9:30 am
Prior to the start of the Triangle Crokinole Club Flag Day Tournament, the WFCAA will host a special Flag Day Ceremony at 9:30 a.m.
Free and open to all community members, the event will include a ceremonial flag-raising by the Wake Forest Fire Department Honor Guard, the singing of the National Anthem by Steven Pfanenstiel, the recital of the Pledge of Allegiance, a bagpipe performance, and remarks by Jennie Griggs on the history and meaning of Flag Day.
For more information, call 919-554-4111.
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Social Media Basics
Monday, June 16 | 10 am & 11 am
You're invited to join Natasha Gilliam for Social Media Basics. Natasha is a doctoral student at Liberty University. As part of her commitment to serving the community, she is excited to offer a class tailored for older adults, focusing on the basics of social media - with a particular focus on Facebook.
In this class, you’ll learn how to set up and navigate Facebook to connect with friends and stay informed with updates from WFCAA. The class will also cover essential tips for using social media safely and understanding the potential risks involved.
Join Natasha to explore the world of social media with confidence!
To register, call 919-554-4111.
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Managing Pain Naturally
Monday, June 23 | 10-11 am
Chronic pain and inflammation don’t have to control your life.
In this empowering class, you’ll discover natural, effective strategies to feel better without harsh medications. We’ll cover healthy food swaps that reduce inflammation, essential oils that soothe pain, and smart supplementation to support joint, muscle, and nerve health.
Each participant will make a pain-support roller bottle to take home!
Class fee: $10 cash only for supplies.
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Thanks for the Memories - Farewell Northern Wake Senior Center
Wednesday, June 25 | 1-3 pm
How grateful we are to have such beautiful memories! Join us Wednesday, June 25, from 1-3 p.m. as we say "thank you" to Resources for Seniors and share our memories of the Northern Wake Senior Center.
Come enjoy refreshments and music performances by The Dulcimer Tapestry Players and Steve Pfanenstiel.
For more information, call 919-554-4111.
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FINAL Friday Night Social Dance
Friday, June 27 | 7-9:30 pm
You're invited to our final Friday Night Social Dance!
The evening will include dancing and dance lessons by Gaylord Picard on a variety of dances, including Ballroom, Latin, Swing, and Country Dancing. Music by Frank Battagalia.
All proceeds benefit the Northern Wake Senior Center.
No registration needed. Come have fun on a Friday!
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Holistic Solutions for Stress and Anxiety
Monday, June 30 | 10-11 am
Stress is a part of life—but it doesn’t have to overwhelm you.
In this class, you’ll learn practical, holistic strategies to calm your mind and body. We’ll dive into the role of nutrition, supplements, essential oils, and simple daily practices that support resilience and relaxation.
Each participant will make a stress-relief roller bottle to take home!
Class fee: $10 cash only for supplies.
| | Community Connections Coffee Cafe “C4 Yourself!” | | "C4 Yourself" is a vetted community partnership of agencies and services that Seniors may find valuable. Join us on scheduled mornings to have one-on-one conversations with these local business representatives: | |
Kevin Peach, NC Wills and Trusts
Wednesday, June 11 | 11 am
At NC Wills and Trusts, the title says it all. NC Wills and Trusts can assist you with Estate Tax Planning, Living Wills, Health Care Power of Attorney, Charitable Trusts, and more.
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Nancy Pope, AAA Travel and Insurance
Thursday, June 12 | 11 am
Don't let weather disruptions, canceled flights or medical emergencies ruin your trip. Affordable travel insurance could save you thousands if something goes wrong before or during your cruise, tour, hotel stay or car rental. Add insurance, even if you've already booked, and protect your vacation investment before you go.
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Karena Stipp, Southern Accent Homes
Tuesday, June 17 | 8:30 am
Karena Stipp is a dedicated real estate agent specializing in helping seniors navigate the real estate process with ease and confidence. As a certified Seniors Real Estate Specialist® (SRES®) and a Certified Senior Housing Professional™ (CSHP), Karena has the expertise to guide older adults and their families through transitions like downsizing, relocating, or selling their homes.
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Do you know how much our knitters contribute to the community? Last year alone, they donated over 300 blankets, more than 250 hats and scarves, and over 25 shawls to local churches, Project Linus, Myra's Angels, WakeMed and more.
Please consider donating the following items to continue supporting these groups:
● Worsted weight - acrylic - of all colors and cotton yarn
● Natural cotton batting for quilts
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