As Next adapts to meet the growing needs of an expanding senior demographic, we plan to relocate to a facility better equipped with the...

As a member of the Aging in Place Ad Hoc Committee formed by the city of Birmingham, we are exploring how our city can become more...

If you are following the Birmingham Senior/Recreation Center building project currently being developed by the city, you realize the...

The city of Birmingham’s goal of providing a new home for Next, addressing the needs of a growing and diverse older population, is well...

“I hired someone over 55” was the title of a post on LinkedIn that recently caught my eye. As you can imagine, I get a lot of articles...

Many of you are aware that the city of Birmingham has purchased the YMCA building at 400 East Lincoln Street to be converted to the new...

With the increasing amount of research, especially post-Covid, you've likely come across the finding that isolation can profoundly affect...

Birmingham's Big Night Out, April 4, at the Daxton The Big Night Out is more than just an event; it’s a celebration that embodies the...

You have heard the saying, “it takes a village to raise a child” – the same can certainly be said for our older, most vulnerable...

One of the many benefits of working at Next is to see firsthand the various ways older adults adapt to the inevitable process of aging....