At Noble Horizons, the sense of community and dedication runs deep, not only among its residents but also through the generations of families who have worked here. Lana Knutson, the Director of Recreation, is one such example. Lana’s children, Odin and Cassidy, have grown up within the nurturing environment of Noble Horizons, and now, as […]
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In the picturesque locales of Northwest Connecticut, the spirit of community is found in the breathtaking landscapes and in the hearts of its residents. Our region, known for its tight-knit communities, thrives on the principles of giving and volunteering. This practice is especially significant for seniors, offering them a pathway to connect, contribute, and combat
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The holiday season, a time traditionally associated with joy and family gatherings, can often present unique challenges for seniors. This period may intensify feelings of loneliness, primarily due to the loss of loved ones or physical limitations. Here are some tips to aid seniors in navigating the holiday season with greater comfort and happiness. Understanding
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A highlight of the 50th-anniversary community celebration was Bill Pond’s announcement that the Noble Horizons Volunteer of the Year Award had been renamed the Mary Barton Volunteer of the Year Award. Even more exciting was that Mary was honored as the first winner! “Mary Barton has redefined dedication, devotion, commitment, and love, and it is
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We all know that volunteering benefits others, but did you know that volunteering has a personal advantage as well? By helping others, we also help ourselves! Volunteering Addresses loneliness and isolation. Social isolation and loneliness can contribute to a decline in health, especially among older adults. Volunteering not only gives people purpose, a crucial contributor
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I really liked the nursing uniform. That was my romantic introduction to wanting to be a nurse. To be honest, when it might have been time to go to nursing school, I was working in Manhattan as a secretary. At night I’d take the subway up to 138th street and City College. I was more
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