Welcome to Sanford Center for Aging

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life and well-being among elders through education, translational research and community outreach. We bring this mission to life through a variety of programs, services, educational coursework and clinical services, all designed to improve the quality of life for elders.

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Support for caregivers and care recipients starts here

With funding from Community Care Corps, Sanford Center for Aging will pilot an in-home volunteer companionship program supporting both caregivers and care recipients equally. Our goal is for caregivers to feel supported and more confident in their caregiving journey, as well as for care recipients to enjoy friendly visits. Learn how you can be involved as a client or a volunteer.

Learn about our caregiver support
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Sanford Center for Aging fall wellness workshops are open!

Free, evidence-based workshops include Fit & Strong, Diabetes Self-Management and so much more. Offered both in person around the community and online, there is something for everyone! 

Find a workshop and register

Join us for these events

Sep 03
Sanford Center for Aging Diabetes Self-Management 12:00 PM Training & Workshops
Sep 03
Sanford Center for Aging Health Coaches for Hypertension at Evelyn Mount Community Center 02:00 PM Training & Workshops
Sep 08
Geriatric Lecture Series: Discovering Tools for Better Communication and Empathy 02:00 PM Lectures & Seminars
Sep 14
Sanford Center for Aging Fit & Strong for Older Adults at Center for Spiritual Living 10:00 AM Training & Workshops

Sanford Center for Aging News

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Sanford Center for Aging to offer cancer programs to help people thrive

New workshop starting in 2027 will support those with cancer

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Loneliness and aging

Meaningful relationships provide more than connection

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Preventing falls starts with balance

Sanford Center for Aging provides insight on how to prevent falls