While adult children may still feel like youngsters in the eyes of their parents, and this new role is uncomfortable, decisions need to be made, plans put in place and strategies considered to ensure loved ones are in the best position to age well – physically, emotionally and financially.
It’s a lot.

And, often the adult children are ahead of their parents in recognizing the need.

That’s why AgeWell Baltimore is launching Generations, Conversations and Community, a forum that will include a series of speakers, panelists and experts who can help adult children approach complex issues with their parents in a safe and mutually respectful environment.

Join us for the inaugural community event featuring Rabbi Richard F. Address, D.Min, founder and director of Jewish Sacred Aging, for a conversation about how to best approach our parents and loved ones as they grow older.

A panel of local experts from AgeWell Baltimore’s partner agencies CHAI, CHANA and Jewish Community Services will join Rabbi Address to answer questions.