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Flippers desperate for homes are using immoral tactics on seniors.   Watch the full video below

As spring rains are busting out all types of new sprouts, so North Texas non-profits are brandishing new leadership and come-on-board members. The Senior Source is the latest to reveal its new crop of volunteer supporters and talents.   The Senior Source President/CEO Stacey Malcolmson reported that the organization’s Board of Directors includes the following team: Chair Chad Park, Past-Chair Peter

At the Waxahachie Senior Center, the talk is focused on the afternoon card game and inflation. “You have to learn how to budget, even more than what we did before. Inflation keeps going up, but our income stays the same,” said retiree Pat Middlebrooks. “We don’t know how high it’s going to go. If it

An ombudsman is an official or advocate who is appointed to investigate individuals’ complaints against an inefficient or dishonest administration. Since October, the ombudsman program has served 10,438 residents in Dallas County. African Americans make up nearly 24% of that population. The Long-term Care Ombudsman program, offered through the Senior Source, is a federally mandated

After two years of the only trips being to the grocery store, North Texans are busting to travel to far-off places. And, of course, for many it’s not Padre Island or Choctaw Casino. Those folks want to experience unique spots and in luxurious style that will result in tales to share with family and friends

After two years of postponing, rescheduling and finally having the big day come on Tuesday, March 1, most guests at The Senior Source’s Spirit of Generations Luncheon just thought the spotlight would focus only on longtime community leaders Kathy and Larry Helm and the Junior League of Dallas.   But at the VIP Reception beforehand in the Plum Room, another person

For The Senior Source Tuesday, March 1, was a big day worth waiting for. After scheduling-and-postponing its Spirit of Generations luncheon over the past two years, it was not only taking place, it was in-person and mostly maskless at the Hilton Anatole. View the photos below  

Becoming a senior doesn’t mean spending the rest of your life on the proverbial porch swing. Most want to stay connected to the world, and today’s technology offers that advantage. Three area seniors have found that taking technology classes has helped them in innumerable ways, particularly to stay closer to family, succeed in their jobs

When Kathy and Larry Helm heard about The Senior Source’s 60th Birthday Diamond Dance-Off, they knew they had to put on their dancing shoes! For the Helms, this event combined two of their passions into one. Celebrating and supporting The Senior Source, a Dallas-area nonprofit that has been serving older adults for 60 years, and dancing