Add a drop or two of CARE to your health care! Essential oils are Nature's pure, potent and powerful gifts that could: - Help you to move beyond stress,and other emotional upset with greater ease - Support mental clarity and focus, and overall brain function* - Boost the immune system* - Assist with a healthy inflammatory response* - Contribute to a restful night's sleep* - Cleanse and soothe the skin - Support the respiratory system* - Help to ease the effects of occasional upset stomach* - Take the edge off muscle and joint soreness - Support a healthy metabolism and weight loss plan* Join us and learn (for FREE!) how to safely use essential oils (and other nature-based products)
The Roosevelt Island Senior Association American Classical Orchestra | Free Tickets – RISA Members Presenting | Program - Intolerance - Luigi Nono - Intolleranza l960 Thursday, March 1st - 8:00pm - Pre Concert Talk Carnegie Hall Contact: Donna Chenkin - 516-527-4746
Black History Month Event Celebrating History, Culture and Diversity, Spoken Word, Dance, Song, Art, Poems and History Trivia Join Us! Saturday, February 24th - 3:00pm - 5:30pm | 546 Main Street Community Center Refreshments Will be served For information and to confirm your attendance contact Barbara Parker at 917-951-4137
What small products would you like to see developed (3D printed) that would make your everyday lives easier as you grow older? February 13 | 12:30 PM to 1:45 PM 546 Main Street – 12th floor conference room | Light refreshments will be served. Last week Jane Swanson sent out a community email regarding an upcoming Cornell Tech MakerLAB workshop: 3D Printed Products for Seniors. Challenges (ideas) are being solicited from RI older adults for small products that would make their everyday lives easier. These products will then be produced in the MakerLAB as part of an upcoming 3D printing workshop (See attached flyer). Cornell Tech has asked RISA to host an event so that Cornell Tech can solicit
RISA Transition | Board of Directors Elections June 2018 This is a very important meeting. We urge you to make every effort to attend. With the forthcoming RISA election in the second week of June, we hope to see a new set of officers nominated in May. RISA deserves a new, fresh set of officers to sustain this 38-year old organization with new ideas and dynamism. After what the organization has gone through for the past two years, we hope that our members will step up and not lay RISA to rest. We therefore, strongly urge you to consider running for a one-year term to serve the organization. The past officers will be happy to serve as advisers and give you the benefit of their experience. For
