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About Humana's Active Aging Week
Sports & Fitness , Lifestyle
Ends: Oct 05, 2025
DESCRIPTION:
PROMOTING WELLNESS AND VITALITY:
ACTIVE AGING WEEK
Active Aging Week is an annual event that celebrates the positivity of aging and encourages older adults to lead active, healthy, and engaged lives. Typically held in the first week of October, this event is designed to be inclusive, promoting the benefits of regular physical activity, social interaction, and overall wellness for people aged 50 and older, regardless of their fitness level or physical abilities.
Active Aging Week was established in 2003 by the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA), a leading organization dedicated to changing how people age by promoting active, healthy lifestyles for older adults. The ICAA provides resources, guidelines, and support for organizations and communities participating in the event.
THE PURPOSE OF ACTIVE AGING WEEK
The primary goals of Active Aging Week are to:
—Encourage Physical Activity:
The week highlights the importance of staying physically active as a key component of healthy aging. It promotes activities that improve strength, flexibility, balance, and cardiovascular health.
—Promote Social Engagement:
Active Aging Week emphasizes staying socially connected. It encourages older adults to participate in group activities, fostering a sense of community and reducing feelings of isolation.
—Highlight Wellness Across Multiple Dimensions:
The event promotes a holistic approach to aging, which includes physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. It encourages older adults to engage in activities that support their overall health and quality of life.
—Combat Ageism:
Active Aging Week challenges stereotypes about aging and demonstrates that older adults can lead vibrant, active lives.
CELEBRATING ACTIVE AGING WEEK
During Active Aging Week, community centers, retirement communities, fitness centers, healthcare providers, and local organizations organize various activities and events. These activities are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for older adults, regardless of their fitness level or physical abilities. Common events include:
—Fitness Classes:
Yoga, tai chi, water aerobics, and walking groups are popular activities for people of different fitness levels.
—Health and Wellness Workshops:
Educational sessions on nutrition, stress management, mental health, and chronic disease prevention.
—Social Events:
Dances, picnics, arts and crafts sessions, and group outings encourage social interaction and community building.
—Educational Seminars:
Talks on financial planning, technology use, and safety for older adults.
—Community Volunteering:
Encouraging older adults to give back to their communities through volunteer work can enhance their sense of purpose and fulfillment.
Active Aging Week plays a crucial role in promoting a positive image of aging and encouraging older adults to take charge of their health and well-being. By participating in the activities offered during this week, older adults can discover new interests, make new friends, and improve their overall quality of life. The event also serves as a powerful reminder to society that aging can be a time of growth, vitality, and joy, and that active living is a key to enjoying later life to its fullest.
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