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Opportunities, workshops and services for older adults in Dublin By Mallory Arnold
In 2018, Dublin launched its first Aging in Place Plan, which promotes and plans mobility, transportation, health and wellness for older adults in Dublin. Since then, the plan has developed into many branches of assistance programs, resources, guides and more. Dublin partnered with Ohio University College of Health Sciences and Professions in this initiative. Together, the team works to develop a strategy that will benefit everyone in the community. The city created a website called Forever Dublin to organize opportunities and information needed by older adults in the area. Visit www.foreverdublin.com to learn more.
Lifelong Learning Opportunities Dublin Community Recreation Center's Ceramics workshop
Program60 Ohio residents ages 60 and older are invited to audit courses through The Ohio State University. Tuition-free. To register for a class, visit www.program60.osu.edu or call 614-292-8860. Good As Gold Columbus State Community College offers adults 60 and older the chance to audit college courses tuition-free. Classes range from online to in-person. To register for a class, email goodasgold@cscc.edu or call 614-287-5353. Columbus Metropolitan Library Dublin Branch The library offers technology training which covers subjects such as introduction to computers, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, basic Google tools, grant-seeking basics and more.
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