A Senior and Law Enforcment (SALT) symposium will be held at the Bristol Senior Center, Wednesday, Sept. 11, from 1 to 3 p.m.
The program is hosted by United Way of Central Connecticut and its SALT Council, which is comprised of seniors, senior specific groups and companies, law enforcement and community-based organizations.
Presenters for the symposium follow:
Presenters Andrew Jambor, managing partner, Amston Home Transition Solutions, will focus on preparing your home and yourself for aging safely in place or for downsizing.
Corrin Campbell, director of navigation at LiveWell, will lead attendees in interactive exercises and discuss brain health.
Liz Cornish, of New Season in Life, will present “Navigating the Senior Living Process.”
Admission is free but limited. There will be a door prize drawing. Please call the Senior Center at (860) 584-7895 to register.
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