River Reichert, a student volunteer, shares about his time serving at McKendree Village in Nashville and how simple acts of care reminded elderly residents they are not forgotten. His story shows how hands-on service not only brings dignity and encouragement to seniors but also shapes students to live out their faith in practical ways.

After a long pause due to renovations, WECare has resumed social activities at Chippington Towers alongside continued weekly cleaning support from Institute for G.O.D. students. From bingo to music to quiet conversations, these simple moments are a meaningful part of building trust and care with residents....

Through initiatives such as weekly social engagements, memory care involvement, and technology assistance, WECare is fostering meaningful co

The WECare Program is back, connecting college students from the Institute for GOD with the elderly and widowed in our community...

The WorkWell Youth Media Team organized a photoshoot for elderly residents, creating joyful connections and showcasing the positive impact o

A recent portrait session for elderly residents at Chippington Towers brought joy and excitement as they experienced professional photog...