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Follow on Google News | Positive Aging Sourcebook Receives the 2024 Media Award from the Southern Gerontological SocietyPositive Aging Sourcebook was recognized for its outstanding media to further the understanding of aging
By: Positive Aging Sourcebook The Media Award is presented annually by the Southern Gerontological Society to acknowledge exemplary media initiatives that promote awareness and understanding of issues related to aging. The Positive Aging Sourcebook stood out for its comprehensive coverage of diverse aspects of aging and its commitment to providing valuable resources for older adults, caregivers, and professionals in the field of aging. Trina Mayhan-Webb, Director of Adult and Aging Services in Fairfax County's Department of Family Services and SGS awards committee member, presented the award to Mr. Steve Gurney, Founder of the Positive Aging Community. She commended the Positive Aging Sourcebook for its significant impact on the aging community: "The Positive Aging Sourcebook has demonstrated exceptional dedication to informing and empowering individuals as they navigate the aging process. Resources are plentiful but only if you know about them and know about them in time to act verses re-act to positive aging. The Sourcebook and its comprehensive approach, coupled with insightful content, has been a lifeline to many professionals, families and caregivers in promoting positive aging." The Positive Aging Sourcebook offers a wealth of information on various topics pertinent to aging, including housing and aging in place resources, purposeful living, and caregiving. With contributions from leading experts in gerontology, the Sourcebook serves as a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of aging and fostering a fulfilling and meaningful life in later years. "We are deeply honored to receive the Media Award from the Southern Gerontological Society," said Steve Gurney, Founder of the Positive Aging Sourcebook. "This recognition reaffirms our commitment to providing reliable and accessible resources to support individuals in embracing the opportunities and challenges of growing older. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the mission of SGS and the advancement of thoughtful and creative approaches to aging." The Positive Aging Sourcebook will continue its efforts to promote positive aging and enhance the well-being of older adults through its comprehensive resources and educational initiatives. For more information visit Positive Aging Sourcebook www.proaging.com and The Southern Gerontological Society www.southerngerontologicalsociety.org End
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