United Church Homes

Cheers to 40 years! Canal Village, United Church Homes' first developed affordable housing community, celebrates its 40th anniversary with a community gathering featuring residents, staff, and local leaders. Read more: hubs.li/Q04ChBxG0

✨Spirit Story✨ “Leadership truly values employees – it’s part of our culture.” Read more about how we're fostering lifelong learning and personal growth: hubs.li/Q04C1H1Y0

Legacy; the values, stories, relationships, and acts of service that mold our lives and influence others. Explore the complexities of legacy, its privileges and burdens, and how we can shape a meaningful future for generations to come. Read now: hubs.li/Q04C0Y5Z0

Hats off to a successful and inspiring 2026 Abundant Aging Symposium! Our speakers and guests engaged in insightful and eye-opening conversation on intergenerational relationships; taking moments to think of how-to bring generations together and foster a more vibrant community.

Tackling ageism with creativity and public art! 🎨 Joining us this week on the Art of Aging podcast are Art Against Ageism Co-Founders Meg La Porte and Jordan Evans. We discuss how art can bring people together, no matter the age. Listen/watch now: hubs.li/Q04Bg4tD0

Thanks to the Women's Fund of Ashland County Community Foundation! Their gifted basic needs grant will provide everyday supplies that support our residents and shared mission of providing a space for abundant, comfortable, and dignified living.💙

The 2026 Abundant Aging Symposium is THIS FRIDAY... And it's not too late to sign up! If you're unable to join us in-person, we welcome you to watch, ask questions, and join in on the fun from wherever you are. RSVP using the link on our page⬇️ hubs.li/Q04B7yMT0

Camp Connections Across Generations hubs.li/Q04zCMw90

Celebrating Excellence at UCH 🏆 Recently at our Housing and Culture Conference, over a dozen awards were given to those in our organization who exemplify our core values. We recognize the passion and care these individuals have contributed to their teams and communities. ❤️

Aging is not a limitation—it’s a strength. Today we challenge stereotypes and celebrate possibility.

Generations in Frosting hubs.li/Q04yWldc0

Be part of the conversation at the 2026 Abundant Aging Symposium on Oct. 16 as we gather for a meaningful day of learning, inspiration, and connection. Skills that help us connect with all generations are valuable for everyone! Register today: hubs.li/Q04vwQZ70

“At United Church Homes, everything we accomplish begins with our team." UCH has been certified as a Great Place to Work by Great Place to Work Institute and its senior care partner, Activated Insights. Read more: hubs.li/Q04yzc2j0

Combat loneliness and isolation with intentional, mutual relationships with other generations. 🤗🌟 Join in on our recent conversation with educator and intergenerational innovator, Lauren Feyh, as we explore the meaning of intergenerational solutions. hubs.li/Q04yjNz_0

Keeping Your Brain Strong: Dementia Care Tips for Brain Health hubs.li/Q04yd87Y0

Looking for practical ways to create meaningful connections across generations? Join us Oct. 16 for the Abundant Aging Symposium! Find more information and to register: hubs.li/Q04vwV7h0.

This month and year-long, we honor the culture, history, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. ❤️

✨SPIRIT Story✨ From planning fundraisers like cookouts and tailgates to organizing food drives and building food pantries. We all have a shared mission of fostering stronger communities. Read more about our Employee Giving Campaign: hubs.li/Q04xx9Dh0

During Suicide Prevention Month, we pause to acknowledge the importance of mental health, hope, and human connection. If you are struggling, you are not alone. If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988 to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

My Intergenerational Foundations hubs.li/Q04xM8pq0