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February 5th – Renovate Today, Stay Tomorrow:How to Successfully Age in Place
The design of the home is a critical part of aging in place. Many older people are living in homes with small bathrooms, narrow halls/doors, and other features that become barriers during later life decline. For this reason, they need home modification to remain in the home long-term. This workshop will describe design elements in your home that can make it easier or harder for you to age in place. You will also learn ideas about renovations or changes to make to age in place. Financing options will also be included in the talk.

February 12th – Master Naturalist Program
Nature, People, and Volunteerism. What happens when individual curiosity about nature leads to action? Join Becky Sapper with UW-Madison Extension’s Master Naturalist program to learn how both our natural world and the people who are doing good benefit from time spent in nature

February 19th – Inflation’s Impact on Finaces
Many Wisconsin families struggle to cope with higher prices due to inflation. Learn a variety of approaches to help manage expenses during times with rising prices.

February 26th – 8 Dimensions of Wellness
At UW-Extension, we know that being “well” is more than eating healthy and getting exercise. In fact, wellness is often categorized into several interconnected dimensions. Join us to learn more about the 8 dimensions of wellness: 8 Dimensions of Wellness, Emotional Wellness, Social Wellness, Environmental Wellness, Physical Wellness, Occupational Wellness, Spiritual Wellness, Intellectual Wellness, and Financial Wellness

March 5th – The Art of Caregiving
Caring for someone with a health challenge can be hard and beautiful at the same time. Join us to learn about a project that is capturing that complexity and turning it into art, in order to lift up caregiver voices and inspire conversations about how to support the people who take on this monumental role.

March 19th – Edible Landscaping
Learn more about how to combine beauty and functionality by incorporating edible plants into traditional landscapes.