Mayor's Council on Livability and Aging

It's that time of the year! Get your Medicare questions answered by one of the pros!

Macs Subs and Fries hosts an upcoming lunch on November 15th to to extend fellowship and appreciation to the Chattanooga Senior community!

Attention All Seniors! Honor our Veterans and Caregivers by attending this local event sponsored sponsored by the AARP # Chattanooga Chapter.

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The Mayor's Council on Livability and Aging recognizes the impact that loving and concerned grandparents have on the shaping of the future of their grandchildren and the children of the community, especially in these times that are so different than when most parents and grandparents grew up. Come be apart of the viewing and discussion of a free documentary "Chasing Childhood" that dives into why children need play and and independent exploration which seems to be lacking in the current work of technology and extra curricular activities. Register at https://forms.gle/4vyZXMxar3qbW59C6

The MCLA wrapped up 2025 Older Adult Month on May 29 with its "Free Movie Day" viewing of "Mission Impossible- The Final Reckoning." Nearly 140 seniors attended this free event sponsored by Medicare Misty. A great time was had by all! By the way, this movie thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat! Thanks to everyone who participated in the month's activities in anyway. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!

The Mayor's Council on Livability and Aging is culminating 2025 Older Adult Month with a Free Movie Event! If you are an older adult in the city of Chattanooga, we are inviting you to join us May 29th at the East Ridge AMC to enjoy the movie, "Mission Impossible." The show begins at 2:00pm. Advanced registration is required! We look forward to completing the celebration of the month with this action-packed thriller! Register today at https://forms.gle/XDh1eea3y1oCfJFt9

May is right around the corner which means that the Mayor's Council on Livability is getting geared up for Older Adult Month in the City of Chattanooga. Mark your calendars now to attend "Aging Well, Still Groovin' " a two day event on May 9-10th designed to provide fun and engagement for older adults featuring resource information on health, wellness, arts, culture and more.

Chattanooga weather brings high temperatures from late Spring through the early Fall. Older Adults are especially vulnerable to the dangers of extreme heat. The Mayor's Council on Livability and Aging is doing its part to help make sure that our seniors stay comfortable during the high temperature seasons ahead by organizing the "Keep Granny Kool" Fan Drive. They are now accepting donations of new, traditional, personal and chargeable fans.

Start this year off focused on learning more about health resources that are available to you in our community. Attend the upcoming "Community Resource Event" on Wednesday, January 29th! Remember, "Health is Wealth!"

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