Merrill Gardens hosting free community talk on health and social isolation on Tuesday, June 17

Burien, WALocal News

Merrill Gardens at Burien is set to host a free “Lunch & Learn” on June 17, 2025, focusing on the health risks of social isolation among older adults. This informative session will take place at their facility and aims to educate participants about the physical and emotional impacts of loneliness. Event organizers will present information on the causes and signs of social isolation, alongside practical strategies and local resources to foster social connections. "We’ll explore the causes, signs to watch for, and how loneliness can affect both your physical and emotional health," organizers stated. Lunch will be provided in a supportive atmosphere, encouraging open discussion.

The event specifically targets older adults living at home, aiming to help them navigate the growing challenge of loneliness. Attendees are encouraged to RSVP by June 16 through email or phone to secure their spot. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to address social issues affecting the elderly population in the community.

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