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UW Extension releases resource for aging well

By HPJ Staff
AGE is a University of Wyoming Extension project created to support Wyomingites through every stage of aging.

To better serve Wyoming communities with aging populations, the University of Wyoming Extension recently launched a new website.

Known as AGE, an acronym for Adapt, Grow, Empower, the site provides users with resources, information, and support for aging with independence, dignity and safety.

Older adults, family members, caregivers, and community leaders can benefit from the website. Many of the AGE site’s resources are tailored to people in Wyoming and the unique challenges that older adults face in rural communities. Visit the website at https://bit.ly/age-site.

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