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October is Hispanic Heritage Month, a perfect time for The Senior Alliance to recognize the Hispanic and Latino older adults, families, and caregivers in our communities. The Senior Alliance serves 34 communities in southern and western Wayne County, connecting older adults and those with disabilities with the wide range of resources available to them.

Kinship caregivers step in to give children stability, love, and a sense of belonging during hard moments. Doing that well doesn’t mean doing it alone.

Summer heat can turn from uncomfortable to dangerous faster than most people expect, especially for older adults and adults living with disabilities. Here’s what you need to know.

The Senior Alliance supports free, limited transportation services to caregivers of older adults who live in The Senior Alliance’s service area.

June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate identity, community, and the people who have fought to live authentically at every age.

Did you know Michigan families with aging members have fewer in-home care options than families in most other states? The reason is driven by budgeting choices made in Lansing.

Learn about The Senior Alliance’s Arab American Caregiver Guide and ACCESS EXHALE program supporting caregivers in Southeast Michigan.

Following a serious diagnosis, The Senior Alliance offers guidance on navigating Michigan’s Medicare and long-term care systems and encourages early planning to avoid crises.

Understanding the difference between palliative care and hospice care is an important step in making confident, informed decisions for yourself or your loved one. Both services are designed to provide comfort, support, and peace of mind. In fact, families who use palliative or hospice care often report better emotional support, lower stress, and fewer emergency room visits and hospital stays. 

The right choice depends on your goals, your health needs, and where you are in your journey.

As we reflect on the impact of 2025, we’re proud of the progress made and the people who made it possible. This year marked meaningful growth across programs that help older adults, adults living with disabilities, and caregivers live with dignity and choice.