News
News from the Department of Senior Affairs.
Creativity Has No Expiration Date
Ageless Artisan Craft Fair celebrates creativity, passion and talent of older adults
City’s 50 Year Senior Meal Program Provides More Than Basic Nutrition
Senior nutrition program continues to create a safety net of essential service
City of Albuquerque Senior Affairs Releases 2022 Annual Quick Guide
Guide connects families to important resources that support older adults.
City of Albuquerque Initiates 40th Annual Intergenerational Essay Contest
Students grades 1-5 can share stories about older adults in their lives
City of Albuquerque Partners with Local Pharmacy to Provide FREE Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines
City making vaccines more accessible with clinics at City Senior and Multigenerational Centers
City Helping Seniors Stay Connected, Closing Digital Divide
Department of Senior Affairs and DiverseIT offering free tech-savvy help for seniors
City of Albuquerque and Presbyterian Partner to Provide FREE Flu Shots
Free flu shots available at City Senior and Multigenerational Centers
City of Albuquerque and U.A. Local Union 412 Team up for H.E.A.T.S ON Partnership
Volunteers provide service for 100 seniors and disabled residents
Mayor Tim Keller, City Council President Borrego and Community Members Announce Cibola Loop Multigenerational Center
Department of Senior Affairs to add new multigenerational center in Northwest Quadrant of ABQ
Mayor Keller, Councilor Peña, and Local Leaders Unveil the New South Valley Respite Center
Center will provide critical support to family caregivers in Albuquerque
Mayor Keller, AARP Partner for Age-Friendly Designation While Unveiling New Fitness Center Addition at Palo Duro
Helps ensure a livable community for seniors to thrive in ABQ.
City Announces New Deputy Director of Senior Affairs
Chris Sanchez brings 20 years of experience and a passion for improving the quality of life for older adults
City Hosts Parade to Bring Joy to Long-Term Care Residents
City of Albuquerque departments partner on the event to help commemorate Older Americans Month.
City Bringing Back Some Senior Activities Starting in March
Limited, low-contact activities and limited gym access at Senior Affairs facilities began March 1
City Helping Seniors Register for COVID Vaccine
Department of Senior Affairs staff assisting ABQ metro area seniors who call 311
City of Albuquerque Launches 39th Annual Intergenerational Essay Contest
Students grades 1-5 share stories about important seniors in their lives
Mayor Keller Marks Half A Million Meals Served to Seniors During Public Health Emergency
City has seen 114% increase in meals served compared to last year
Senior Affairs Offers Free Firewood to Seniors
Due to overwhelming demand, we are no longer taking orders.
Mayor Keller Delivers Meals and Care Packages to Seniors
Senior Affairs has served more than 121,700 meals to seniors during public health emergency
2019 National Senior Games Wins Outstanding Event from the New Mexico Hospitality Association
2019 Top HAT Award recognized event’s positive economic impact, elevation of Albuquerque as a travel destination