The American Red Cross offers free smoke alarms and home fire safety support to help people stay safe, including free installation. Specialized smoke alarms and alerting devices are also available for people who are hearing impaired. Learn More: redcross.org/local/me-nh-vt/…

We'd like to thank the @EndowmentforH for this in-depth look back at the past 10 years of the NHAHA and the growing statewide effort to make NH a great place to live as we age. Explore the article: endowmentforhealth.org/post/…

Did you know? The NH DMV offers a Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Visor Card to help drivers communicate during traffic stops. It shares communication preferences and guides officers on when an interpreter or other support may be needed. View and share the card: dmv.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehb…

October is Community Transportation Month in NH, celebrating those who help connect Granite Staters to all aspects of life. Throughout the month, communities can participate in driver & rider appreciation activities, free transit days, and more statewide: nhtransit.org/community-tran…

Ageism Awareness Day, Oct 9, is an opportunity to learn more about ageism and its impact while encouraging greater inclusion for people of all ages. @ASAging offers resources for those looking to recognize the day and promote age-inclusive communities: asaging.org/ageism-awareness…

Alzheimer’s Disease International’s 2026 World Alzheimer Report is now available. The report highlights recent trials and the vital role of early diagnosis in accessing emerging treatments, participating in research, and planning for future care. Read it: alzint.org/resource/world-al…

The next Coffee and Caregiving Conversation will be on Monday, 11/9. The meeting will be held in-person in Concord, with a virtual participation option available for those who may have difficulty attending in-person during the colder months. RSVP by 11/5: unh.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…

Last week’s Quarterly Meeting was great! We discussed Community Transportation Needs Assessment findings & homelessness among older adults, plus reflected on NHAHA’s past 10 years—with 10+ first-time attendees, it was a great introduction to our history & impact.

Did you know? Anticipatory grief is the experience of grieving a loss before it happens. These feelings are normal, and acknowledging them, talking openly, and asking for support can help you navigate a difficult time. theconversationproject.org/t…

September is Emergency Preparedness Month. Stay informed and be ready—sign up for NH Alerts to receive notifications about severe weather, power outages, and other emergencies that may affect you: stateofnewhampshire.genasys.…

We're grateful to have been invited to attend the 2026 Fall Prevention Awareness Summit in Concord. We’re excited for a great day of learning, connection, and collaboration to get underway shortly!

Last call! Our Quarterly Meeting is 9/24 & tomorrow is the deadline to register in advance. Highlights: -CTNA Findings -Homelessness among older adults -NHAHA updates -Networking Not sure of your schedule? We’ll never turn anyone away at the door! Sign up: tinyurl.com/yc4cn7se

Join Elliot VNA, NH ADRCs & SHIP on 10/15 for a free seminar covering Medicare Parts A–D, enrollment periods, & coverage options. Whether you’re nearing retirement, newly eligible, or helping a loved one, get the info you need to make informed choices: tinyurl.com/4dvkthu7

Veterans with vision loss can learn how Ray-Ban Meta AI Smart Glasses can support independence—and receive a free pair through @FutureInSightNH. Trainings take place this October and early November. Learn more: futureinsight.org/blog/metaa…

Falls Prevention Awareness Week is coming up, 9/21–25. In NH, falls are the leading cause of accidental death among adults 65+. Evidence-based programs can help improve strength, balance, confidence & independence. Find a Falls Prevention Program Near You: nhfalls.org/programs/falls-p…

Twenty-five years later, we remember 9/11, 2001, and the lives forever changed by the attacks. Today, we honor those we lost, the survivors, the first responders, and all who showed courage and compassion in the days that followed. We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

Ageism can hide in comments, assumptions & stereotypes. But thoughtful conversations can help us spot ageism, challenge assumptions about aging & create more inclusive workplaces, families & communities. Explore conversation starters, tips & key facts: tinyurl.com/3wrdxv3d

Our Quarterly Meeting is coming up soon! We’ll cover: • CTNA findings & recommendations • Homelessness among older adults • NHAHA priorities & developments • Advocacy updates impacting NH communities Plus, time to connect & share resources! Register: tinyurl.com/5h3jsxm6

Our latest quarterly newsletter was released last week! Check out what we've been up to this summer, plus what's to come this fall: myemail.constantcontact.com/…

Did you know? NHAHA’s first Leadership Exchange on Ageism (LEA) cohort launches this fall! LEA gathers leaders for peer learning to deepen understanding of ageism, shift how we think & talk about aging, & inspire action. Watch to learn more about ageism: youtube.com/watch?v=Prc9S0W2…