PINE HILLS SENIORS

2025

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May

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Older Americans Month!

The month of May is a time when we celebrate their achievements and recommit to providing our Elders

with the support and services they need to

thrive and age with dignity. 

#OlderAmericansMonth

#StayConnected

2025 Theme - Flip the Script on Aging!

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Mental Health Awareness Month!

This May, take action, raise your voice, and help change the conversation around mental health!

#MyMentalHealth

#MentalHealthMatters

2025 Theme - In Every Story, There's Strength!

 

April

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April is National Minority Health Month!

This month-long celebration highlights the importance of promoting and improving the health and wellness of minority communities. It first began in 1915 as National Negro Health Week, initiated by Dr. Booker T. Washington to address health disparities faced by African Americans.

#NMHM2025

#ScreenItOut

2025 Theme - Advancing Commitments

to Eliminate Health Disparities!

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March

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March is National Nutrition Month!

A nutrition education and information campaign

sponsored annually by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. National Nutrition Month®, is held

annually in March, to focus attention on the

importance of making informed food choices and developing healthful eating and physical activity habits.

#NationalNutritionMonth

#NourishToFlourish

2025 Theme - Food Connects Us!

 

​February

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February is Heart Health Month!

Heart disease is the leading cause of

death in the U.S., but impacts some

communities disproportionately. Understanding

the risk factors for heart disease

and how to live a heart-healthy lifestyle

are a part of practicing self-care.

#OurHearts

#KnowYourNumbers

2025 Theme - Take Action for Your Heart!

 

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January

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January is Glaucoma Awareness Month!

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases

that gradually steal sight without warning.

It is the leading cause of irreversible blindness.

Although the most common forms primarily affect

the middle-aged and the elderly,

Glaucoma can affect people of all ages.

Vision loss is caused by damage

to the optic nerve.

#GlaucomaAwarenessMonth

#ScheduleYourEyeExam

2025 Theme - Take Action To Protect Your Vision!

 

2024

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December

 

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The holiday season is supposed to be

merry and bright! However, many

elders feel increasingly isolated

and unhappy this time of year.

 It’s more important than ever

to be supportive of, and attentive

to our loved ones, but in ways

that keep everyone as safe and

healthy as possible.

#StayConnected

#ReduceLoneliness

2024 Theme - Enjoy the Magic, Whatever it Looks Like!

 

​November​

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November is National Diabetes Month!

During National Diabetes Month,

communities across the country seek

to bring attention to diabetes.

This year's focus is on taking action

to prevent diabetes health problems.

Diabetes is a disease that occurs when

your blood glucose, also called

blood sugar, is too high.  

#HelpBuildAwareness

#KnowYourRisk

2024 Theme - Take Charge of Tomorrow!

 

October

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October is Health Literacy Month!

During Health Literacy Month, we urge

you to put health literacy awareness

into action! Greater health literacy

helps overcome barriers and challenges 

that may result in harm. Together, we can build a

world with greater health equity where all people

can attain positive health outcomes.

#HealthLiteracyMonth

#BuildAwareness

2024 Theme - Building Health Literacy

Awareness Through Action!
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September

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September is Healthy Aging Month!

Injuries from falls are more

common as we age. More than 1 in 4

adults report falling each year.

This results in about 36 million falls per CDC.

However, fallls are not a normal part

of aging - they can be prevented.  

You can take action to prevent falling

and stay independent longer.

Falls Prevention for Older Adults (ncoa.org)

#HealthyAgingMonth

#StillGoingStrong

2024 Theme - Shaping the Future of Aging!

 

August

 

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August is National Immunization Awareness Month!

Getting recommended vaccination for adults

is one of the best ways to protect yourself

and other people in your family and

community from preventable illness.

Vaccinations lower your chances of contracting

potentially life threatening diseases.

Which do you need, and when?

#StayHealthy

#ProtectYourself

2024 Theme - Stay Up To Date!

 

July

 

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July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month!

Observed each July to bring awareness to the unique struggles that racial and ethnic minority communities face regarding mental illness in the United States.

NAMI is raising Awareness about Mental Health in

Under-represented Communities

In a Crisis

Text or Call 988

Chat with us

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Crisis Text Line – Text HOME to 741-741
Connect with a trained crisis counselor to receive free, 24/7 crisis support via text message

or

Call NAMI Helpline at

800-950-6264

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National Domestic Violence Hotline 

Call 800-799-SAFE (7233)

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#ShadesofMentalHealth

#StrengthOverSilence

2024 Theme - Where to Start: Mental Health in a Changing World!

 

June

June is Men's Health Month!

This month reminds men to prioritize their health and raises awareness of preventable health conditions. In the US, men are more likely to die from chronic diseases, while also visiting the physicians at lower rates than women, according to the Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention.

#MensHealthMonth

#ShowUsYourBlue

#StrongerTogether

2024 Theme - Stronger Together, Better Forever:

Building Better Health for Men & Boys, Lifelong!

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