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Even over the phone, Nydia Montijo’s energy is palpable. She’s on a mission to make the world a better place for the 55 million people worldwide who

Most people are familiar with the generalities of dementia, if not the specifics. When most of us think of dementia, we probably think of Alzheimer’s

The Vital Impact of Food Pantries For most people, it’s hard to make it through the day without being reminded of the stressful reality of

Community Organizations and State Agencies Will Help American Families Make Homes Energy-Efficient and Save Money: On July 8th, The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded

Promoting Independent Living and Retaining Independence Did you know that 4.6% of adults in Arizona live with a serious mental illness (SMI)? For these individuals,

Meeting Roosevelt Everyone’s birthday is a special day. For 68-year-old Roosevelt, his birthday has an even more special meaning than most. That’s because on his birthday,

Ruby’s Story Ruby is sitting in her recliner with her feet up when she talks to us. As a retired EMT and a mother to

Contract with Maricopa County will fund infrastructure improvements, financial assistance for first-time homebuyers PHOENIX, Ariz. (June 20, 2022) – At a time when housing is

Dana and FSL’s Assisted Group Living homes At 71, Dana has cultivated an acute appreciation for life’s simple pleasures. He enjoys staying up to date

Safe Living Options for People With Serious Mental Illness The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) divides mental illness into two categories: Any Mental Illness

Judy Rose: Volunteer Spotlight Judy Rose probably doesn’t fit the profile that comes to mind when you imagine senior individuals. At 67 she’s still vibrant

FSL Is Taking Care of Caregivers In honor of Mother’s Day and National Mental Health Awareness Month, FSL dedicates this month to focus on caregivers.