Living Longer, Living Better

Diner volunteers serve up friendship

If you're looking for new connections — at any stage of life — a diner can be a good place to start. This one is staffed by volunteers at Good Samaritan Society – Hastings Village in Nebraska. Watch the video to learn more.

As the nation’s leading not-for-profit provider of senior care and services, the Good Samaritan Society has 96 years of experience helping people find meaning and purpose in all stages of life. We can help you, too.

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What started as a knitting group for women at Good Samaritan Society – Hastings Village has turned into a great source of support, friendship and volunteerism.

Residents at the Good Samaritan Society think so!

They have found that a positive attitude makes the second half of life grand. In this infographic, they've shared their favorite things about being seniors.

Consider printing and sharing this information with caregivers and others in your life.

The plight of a dying father and his family inspired a mission based in Scripture for a group of Good Samaritan Society employees in Colorado.

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