We are grateful for our partnership with the City of Arlington’s East Library and Recreation Center for hosting Arlington’s Walk with a Doc program. The Arlington Walk is held on the third Friday of the month at East Library and Recreation Center and Fort Worth’s Walk is on the fourth Monday in Fort Worth at the Como Community Center. Walks are held at both locations from 10 – 11 a.m. Programs are provided at no cost to participants.

Past president and long-time board member Joseph Taylor has received the prestigious Professional Advisor of the Year Award from the North Texas Community Foundation. Rose Bradshaw, the foundation’s President & CEO, is a dedicated advocate for older adults in our community.

Congratulations to our agency partner, the James L West Center for Dementia Care, for being recognized by Leading Age Texas with the Excellence in Direct Care, Excellence in Innovation, and Excellence in Advocacy Awards. Sixty & Better provides art and wellness activities for the Center’s Senior Day Program each month.  

Visit the activity calendar on the agency website to learn more and register. Programs are provided at no cost to participants.

A Matter of Balance is an 8-week evidence-based program for persons age 50+ which includes balance and strength-building exercises to reduce the fear of falling and avoiding injuries from falls. 

Did you know: 

One in four older adults falls each year. 

MedStar received 16,413 calls related to falls last year – an average of 45 calls per day in Tarrant County alone.  

If you would like to join an upcoming A Matter of Balance class, please email jabrams@sixtyandbetter.org to register. Programs are provided at no cost to participants.

Provide financial support to provide direct services to seniors.  

Purchase wish list items and have them delivered to agency.

Volunteer individually or with your company. 

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