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YMCA of Greater Houston Unveils the Secret to Wellness and Aging During Healthy Aging Month

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The YMCA of Greater Houston announces its Annual Senior Open House on September 10, aimed at seniors aged 55 and older. This event highlights various programs promoting health, social engagement, and community connections. In recognition of Healthy Aging Month, the YMCA focuses on strategies for maintaining wellness among older adults. The open house encourages seniors to remain active and involved in their communities. Attendees will discover available health programs designed to enhance their quality of life.

The YMCA emphasizes the importance of social interaction, which is crucial for healthy aging. Local participation is anticipated to foster a sense of belonging and support among attendees. This initiative is part of a broader movement to promote healthy lifestyles for seniors in the community.

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