Because the first Art and Craft Show hosted by the Northland Shepherd’s Center (NSC) last November was such a success, everyone is excited about the upcoming show on June 9! The show is just another example of NSC’s efforts to help seniors thrive! So many NSC clients, volunteers, and friends are interested in art and crafts...

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As we start to enjoy attending Zoom meetings from the comfort of our own home, we can appreciate that there should be rules and etiquette to follow.

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Beautiful commercials on television.  Messages on my laptop saying that "It’s time to update your device".  Which has you thinking: Should I update to Windows 11?

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Come join the best group of them all! The Big Thinkers Group was created to help older adults, those over 60, join with others to have a good time learning about technology!

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Among the things experts recommend seniors do to live a fulfilled life are to stay active, build social connections, volunteer in the community, never stop learning, and always look for new interests. 

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To make nutritious food more available and accessible to Northland seniors, the Northland Shepherd’s Center (NSC) has started construction on the “Plate of Hope” pantry!

According to Kelley Creek, NSC Community Aging Specialist, “Since 2019, the NSC staff has talked about helping get nutritious food into the hands of our clients...

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It was an honor for staff and volunteers from the Northland Shepherd’s Center (NSC) to be invited to join the celebration of the 100^th birthday of their Meals on Wheels and Friendly Visitor Client Margie!

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Seniors rely on Medicare for health care coverage. Helping seniors have the most appropriate and most economical coverage is the goal of the Medicare Services offered by the Northland Shepherd’s Center (NSC). Medicare is not a one size Read More

The group meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month from 10am until noon and has grown and grown. Although newcomers are always welcome and encouraged to come whenever they can, there are 27 regular attendees, ages 60 to 90, who seldom Read More