All in seniors
A 50-year Davidson County resident, Holbrook is a retired lieutenant with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office and a retired U.S. Navy Master Chief Petty Officer with over 44 years of service. He remains active in community and faith-based initiatives, including Meals on Wheels and the Davidson County Aging Planning Committee.
The initiative hopes to bridge generations with the timeless power of the written word—handwritten letters that build friendships, spark imagination, and remind both age groups that their voices matter.
This new class series is scheduled on Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. July 30 through October 29 at the Davidson County Senior Center in Thomasville (211 W. Colonial Dr.). This 14-week series will be provided free of charge to county residents age 55 and older.
Today, HODC serves over 175 patients daily across residential homes, nursing homes, and skilled care facilities. The Hinkle Hospice House alone provides acute care for over 200 patients annually. Beyond patient care, more than 3,000 individuals annually receive grief and loss support through one-on-one counseling, group therapy and specialized programming.
The Life Center of Davidson County, a non-profit organization, has been awarded a national grant from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) to provide respite care services for local families affected by dementia.
People 60 and older, as well as adults with disabilities, are eligible to sign up for assistance from May 1–Oct. 31 at local aging agencies across the state. Since 1986, the relief program has purchased fans for older adults and adults with disabilities, providing them with a more comfortable living environment and reducing heat-related illnesses.
Applications for placing seniors in need on the Giving Tree in Denton are still being accepted. The deadline to request placement is November 27th.
United Way offers aid to people in need and strives towards community prosperity, offering financial, educational and health-related support. It collaborates with and supports Pastor’s Pantry, helping Davidson County as a whole, working toward its goal of building up equitable and strong communities and helping those in need.
Once again, Hospice of Davidson County has been named a 2023 Hospice CAHPS Honors Award recipient by HEALTHCAREfirst, a leading provider of revenue cycle management services,
Hospice of Davidson County will host its 16th Annual Hospice of Davidson County Ride For Angels Saturday, July 15. The 75-mile motorcycle ride, which winds through Davidson County, will depart at 11 a.m. from Denton FarmPark, located at 1072 Cranford Rd, Denton
Angie worked diligently and her compassionate heart was evident on a daily basis to families who had lost loved ones.
All Veterans are welcome as well as those wanting to help the almost 40, 000 Veterans in Davidson County according to CEO Dennis Cave of Veterans for Life
CodeRED provides citizens real-time updates in relation to emergencies within Davidson County. To learn how to sign up for notifications, please click here.
Burn Prevention: Lexington Fire Department will focus on Burn Prevention Week on social media.
Hospice of Davidson County will host its 14th annual golf tournament on Thursday, April 13 at Sapona Country Club in Lexington. The four-person Captain’s Choice event encourages participants to organize their own team, but can also pair individual golfers.
Our Candlelight and Carols program holds a special place in our hearts.
It allows participants to share their talents with our community and it provides an opportunity to remember or honor a special loved one.
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