We keep the Aloha spirit alive in our social day program for those 55 and older who are no longer driving and need engaging activities outside of their residence. Our weekday program incorporates exercises, music and stimulating games and discussions into each session. Day Club participants range from 55 - 96 years young! This fun-filled 3.5-hour program includes a morning snack, art, games, music, trivia, and best of all… lunch and 50 minutes of seated exercise. Mondays and Wednesdays East Cobb and Tuesdays in West Cobb from 10:30 - 2:00pm.

Parkinson’s Disease Support Group First Tuesday of each month, 11:15 am – 12:15 pm. Group discussion, for both the person with Parkinson’s and their care partner, on helpful tips and resources that provide comfort and encouragement. Guest Educational Speakers.

Gentle Yoga Class: Every Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Join us for an hour yoga class. This class is for everyone, at any level of experience! You will stretch, strengthen, and practice balance poses. We start seated on a chair (for stretching/centering), then move to standing positions (strength/balance) and then onto the floor, ending in a deep state of relaxation. MANY modifications will be given, floor poses can be modified for the chair. Class size limited. $25 per month, no daily rate. We have mats, bring your own, block(s) and water. RSVP required. Intro to Line Dancing Thursdays 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. This beginner level class is great aerobic workout to music. Dancers will learn basic steps to a variety of dances. Come have a fun time moving and grooving! Class size is limited. $25 per month, no daily rate.

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group 1st Monday of the month at 10:30 a.m. Open to family members who are assisting an aging loved one inside and outside of the home. Program held at Aloha to Aging, Inc. Free respite care is provided for your loved one while we meet but must call 770-722-7641 in advance for care.

These simulation exercises help participants understand age-related health and cognitive challenges faced by the older people they serve. These include neuropathy, hearing loss, vision loss, language and cognitive impairment, mobility and balance. Join us as we Share experiences with peers to help you process lessons learned in a meaningful, memorable way. What is it like to live every day as an older adult facing one or more common, age-related health challenges? During the engaging, active learning simulation sessions, participants break into small groups for simulation exercises designed to provide insight into this important question. After the "hands-on" experiences, they gather to discuss how such challenges may impact elder's autonomy and ability to live independently. Families, caregivers and professionals can reach a deeper level of understanding regarding patients spending some time "walking in their shoes." Activities mimic what it is like to feel confused, frustrated, isolated and more. Participants will gain compassion and empathy.