Age of Champions

The Center on Aging and Community Living has made the difficult decision to discontinue the Age of Champions Health and Wellness Fair, due to declining institutional resources. 

The Age of Champions Health & Wellness Fair was a community-oriented intergenerational wellness event, made possible by the UNH Center on Aging and Community Living (CACL) in partnership with a multitude of vendors and sponsors across New England. CACL remains deeply committed to addressing issues related to aging and long-term care and will continue its community engagement through its current and future projects. For more information about CACL’s current grants and project portfolio, please contact Laura Davie or Jennifer Rabalais, Co-Directors of the UNH Center on Aging and Community Living.

Age of Champions provided high-impact, real-world experience for UNH students preparing to join the workforce while also introducing community members to valuable resources related to healthy aging. Through the efforts of our students, dedicated vendors, and generous sponsors, the event successfully engaged hundreds of participants in the joys of healthy aging each year. 

CACL is in discussions with university faculty and staff about ways to ensure that the spirit of Age of Champions lives on through other initiatives, such as the Innovations for Healthy Aging course. For more information, please contact Marguerite Corvini.

While we are sad that the event has come to an end, we are grateful for all who have been a part of Age of Champions over its eleven-year history. It's been a great run, and we feel proud of the collective efforts to promote the message that it's never too soon to age well. 

The Age of Champions Health & Wellness Fair was a community-oriented intergenerational wellness event, made possible by the UNH Center on Aging and Community Living (CACL) in partnership with a multitude of vendors and sponsors across New England. CACL remains deeply committed to addressing issues related to aging and long-term care and will continue its community engagement through its current and future projects. For more information about CACL’s current grants and project portfolio, please Ccontact Laura Davie or Jennifer Rabalais, Co-Directors of the UNH Center on Aging and Community Living.

Age of Champions provided high-impact, real-world experience for UNH students preparing to join the workforce while also introducing community members to valuable resources related to healthy aging. Through the efforts of our students, dedicated vendors, and generous sponsors, the event successfully engaged hundreds of participants in the joys of healthy aging each year. 

CACL is in discussions with university faculty and staff about ways to ensure that the spirit of Age of Champions lives on through other initiatives, such as the Innovations for Healthy Aging course. For more information, please contact Marguerite Corvini.

While we are sad that the event has come to an end, we are grateful for all who have been a part of Age of Champions over its eleven-year history. It's been a great run, and we feel proud of the collective efforts to promote the message that it's never too soon to age well.