Informational Blogs
Navigating Retirement: Expert Advice and Resources at Friends House
September is recognized as Active Aging Month, a time to celebrate the vitality and wellness of older adults. At Friends House, we are committed year-round to promoting the well-being of our residents through a variety of health and wellness initiatives that cater to both physical and mental needs. Our programs […]
At Friends House, we believe in the transformative power of creativity. Our community is a place where residents can explore their artistic talents, express themselves, and engage in meaningful activities that enhance wellness and enrich their lives – all while enjoying the connection and caring of other Friends House residents. […]
August is National Make a Will Month, a time to focus on planning for the future. Despite its importance, many Americans delay creating a will. Over half of us think it’s essential, yet only a third have actually made one. Creating a will ensures your wishes are honored, your loved […]
Resident Stories
Voices of Experience: Stories Shared by Friends House Residents
At Friends House, creativity is at the heart of our community. Our arts and learning programs offer residents the chance to explore new interests, reignite past passions, and build lasting connections. This October, we’re celebrating the journeys of residents like Barbara and Bonnie, whose stories showcase the spirit of Friends […]
Bob Schleichert: A Life Shaped by Craftsmanship At Friends House, we celebrate the diverse talents and passions of our residents. This month, we are thrilled to feature Bob Schleichert, a remarkable individual whose journey highlights a lifelong dedication to working with his hands. Bob’s background is as varied as […]
Reflections by two Friends House residents, one in Assisted Living and one in Independent Living. When we look out the windows from Haviland Hall-assisted living, we see some interesting trees. One of them is a large Japanese maple, its leaves now turning orange and red. Looming over it, still green […]
