The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and Library of Michigan are offering Michigan older adults free interactive online programs specifically designed to increase social interaction, physical activity and wellness.

Bharathi’s Journey with GetSetUp: From Home Cook to Successful Entrepreneur

GetSetUp empowers NICOA SCSEP participants by enhancing their workforce development, job skills, and technology proficiency.

Free online classes are available to any older adult in New York through the New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) – a simple way to connect with others right from home throughout the holiday season and winter.

A slate of free interactive online programming, supported by the Wyoming Department of Health and designed to increase activity and wellness among older Wyoming adults, is currently featuring a number of winter holiday options.

Michelle has regained her confidence and gained new friendships around the world through moving past her fear and teaching on GetSetUp.

Deborah benefits greatly from GetSetUp, gaining new skills, clarity, and renewed energy for her business.

After losing her husband, Lynn turned to GetSetUp for support. She gained clarity, launched a podcast, and found purpose, helping other widows navigate their journeys.

The program uses technology, employer showcases, and support services to assist people 50+ in finding employment

Neeta expanded her porcelain painting business with the help of GetSetUp's Accelerator, gaining essential skills and boosting her success.

As part of its digiAGE initiative, the Rhode Island Office of Healthy Aging (OHA) today announced a partnership with GetSetUp, the largest and fastest-growing virtual social learning platform designed specifically for older adults, to help bridge the digital divide and combat social isolation for older adults in Rhode Island.

Esto debido a una asociación con GetSetUp, una comunidad interactiva de aprendizaje en línea, que brinda clases virtuales gratuitas y en vivo para los residentes de Nueva Jersey de 60 años o más. Te explicamos cómo acceder a ellas.