Social Activities

BAiP offers a wide range of social activities. If you are an eligible neighbor, why not participate?
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Sharing Information

If you or someone you know is aging in place in our area, learn more through our panel series and reference library.
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A Helping Hand

Our neighbor-to-neighbor volunteers are here to assist members with medical visit escorts, small errands and more.
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THE MISSION of Bloomingdale Aging in Place (BAiP) is to help older adults lead vital, connected, safe and comfortable lives as their needs change. An all-volunteer, intergenerational network of neighbors, BAiP builds community by organizing social activities, sharing information, and extending a helping hand to neighbors as they continue to age at home.

Recent News

A 90-Second Look at BAiP
BAiP's panel presentations consistently offer practical information for aging in place. Recently, two standing-room-only events showed community interest in learning about end-of-life planning. What do do about the possibility of becoming incapacitated or dying at home, what it means to die with or without a will, and navigating probate were all topics of concern. An outline of the planning documents you will need is now available. Click here to download it and while you are there, take a look at other resources in our reference library.

Click here for past news items.
Click the arrow above to play a slideshow of images of BAiP in action -- from our farm fresh foodbag distribution to community volunteering with students to a variety of social activities.  BAiP has something for all older adults in the neighborhood.

BAiP was recently featured in an article in the West Side Spirit.