Jennifer Dix, a lifelong Marylander, has been an important part of the Largo Landing Fellowship House community for 27 years. Prior to moving here, she lived with family in Suitland, MD, and first discovered Largo Landing Fellowship House when the … Continued
Fellowship Square hosted a number of breast cancer awareness programs across our properties this month. The majority of our residents are women, and breast cancer is a significant health concern for senior women, with nearly 20 percent of diagnoses occurring … Continued
Ms. Wyleng Liew, life safety education specialist Fairfax County Fire and Rescue County Fire and Rescue Department, and her colleagues have been community partners with Hunters Woods Fellowship House for many years, supporting our residents age safely in place through … Continued
Through the year, Fellowship Square provides hundreds of programs, services, and resources to our senior residents to help them live a healthy and independent lifestyle. September was Fall Prevention month at Fellowship Square, and we hosted many programs and activities … Continued
Americans are living longer than ever, but American men still aren’t living as long as American women. The average life expectancy for men in the U.S. is 75 years; for women, it’s more than 80. Health In Aging published several … Continued
Regina Haring’s journey to Fellowship Square Foundation is a testament to resilience and the power of finding a true home. Born in 1936 in Vienna, Austria, Regina experienced the hardships of World War II firsthand. She lived through the Nazi … Continued
Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, especially for seniors. As people age, they often face unique challenges such as retirement, loss of loved ones, and physical health issues, which can significantly impact their mental health. Depression and … Continued
This year marks our 65th Anniversary, and we are celebrating many accomplishments and milestones. One of the most important factors in our success is the people who volunteer with Fellowship Square. April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month, and so much of … Continued
While the new Trump administration attempts to ferret out waste and abusewithin the federal government, there’s concern from both Democrats andRepublicans that important programs may be labeled unnecessary when in factthey are essential. As I write this, Fellowship Square continues … Continued
Since 1960, Fellowship Square’s purpose has been to provide older adults with an affordable, safe and dignified place to live. This year we’re proud to celebrate 65 years of delivering the kind of housing our founders envisioned.Life was very different … Continued