Tag: aging in place support

In an era when older adults are living longer, healthier, and more engaged lives, there is a growing emphasis on redefining what it means to age well. Rather than retiring into solitude or inactivity, many seniors are discovering new pathways to remain socially, intellectually, and emotionally fulfilled. One such path is through volunteerism—particularly via the RSVP retired and senior volunteer program, a longstanding yet evolving initiative designed to connect older Americans with meaningful service opportunities in their communities. This article explores how the RSVP program has adapted to meet the needs of today's aging population, and why its focus on purposeful engagement, skill sharing, and community contribution makes it a cornerstone of senior wellness in 2025.