Braunschweig hosts free event on aging safely at home May 28
Braunschweig hosts free event on aging safely at home May 28
Braunschweig hosts free event on aging safely at home May 28
A free public event on aging safely at home will take place in Braunschweig later this month. The Paritätische Social Services Agency has organised the gathering to help seniors and their families explore support options. No registration is needed to attend. The event, titled ‘Living Well, Aging Safely at Home’, will be held on May 28, 2023. It starts at 3:00 PM at Helene-Künne-Allee 2–4 in Braunschweig. Organisers aim to provide clear information on maintaining independence in later life.
Attendees can learn about a range of services tailored for older adults. On display will be outpatient care, daily assistance programmes, and emergency call systems. The agency hopes to connect visitors with practical resources for aging in place. The session offers an opportunity for seniors and caregivers to ask questions and gather details. Free to all, it will run without prior sign-ups. Support staff will be on hand to discuss individual needs and available aid.
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