Welcome to Art is Ageless, a program of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America.
Terry Headrick and his granddaughter Katie often attend the intergenerational art class at Salina Presbyterian Manor. Every other month, the young and the young at heart come together within the community to collaborate in the name of art. Side-by-sid ...
Kirkwood Middle School students, accompanied by Literacy Coach Karen Ambuehl, recently visited Aberdeen Heights to interview our residents about the kind of music they like to listen to. The students had recently seen the documentary "Alive Inside," about ...
Several residents of Salina Presbyterian Manor and frequent Art is Ageless® competitors participate in a painting class offered through the Salina Senior Center, just one of the many community partnerships that benefit Art is Ageless in Presbyterian Manor ...
Through its proximity to the University of Kansas, residents at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor often work with KU students to create works of art. Over spring break, students visit the Lawrence campus and work with residents of Wheatlands Health Care Center. ...
The Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor partnered with the Alzheimer’s Association Central and Western Kansas Chapter to display a traveling exhibit, consisting of artwork created by those in the early stages of dementia through the JW and Reola Stark Arts & ...
Newton Presbyterian Manor residents created dozens of stuffed animals for first responders to share with children they encounter while answering emergency calls. The hope is that the stuffed animals will help calm and comfort children in crisis situations ...
At Manor of the Plains in Dodge City, Kan., the Happy Quilters have been making quilts and lap blankets for various charities since 2005. Their first project was 20 quilts for the Council of Indian Nations in Phoenix, Ariz. Other recipients include surviv ...
