Our popular technology training expanded to seven additional centers and residences, thanks to support provided by Comcast, Detroit Area Agency on Aging and Others
We expanded services to those who have difficulty leaving home, providing supplemental food and meals to area seniors, and also to other organizations. This is possible because of support from Forgotten Harvest, the Pulte Family Foundation, United Way of SE Michigan, Sam’s Club, Trader Joes and others. (See the video above)
With a grant from the Thome Foundation, we launched “Ageless Innovations,” which is providing training opportunities for people over 55 who’d like to become entrepreneurs or community health workers. Five classes graduated in 2025, six are scheduled for 2026
And our 134 year old home is getting a new roof, new flooring in some areas, and other modifications to improve mobility and accessibility. In 2026, we’ll get a new elevator, re-paved parking lot, and more
As St. Pat continues to evolve so we can meet the ever-changing needs of Detroit’s aging community, 2026 is shaping up to be even more amazing
Our best is yet to come!
