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October 2026 Meeting

Our next Coalition meeting will be held virtually on Tuesday October 20, 2026 at 10 am CT.

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🔥 Falls Free Friday! 🔥 October is Fire Prevention Month! Fire and falls may seem unrelated, but both can happen at home—and simple safety steps can help reduce risk. 🏠 Conduct a home safety check to reduce clutter and fall/fire hazards (Fi
🏠 Keep falls prevention going beyond #FallsPreventionAwarenessWeek! Our bilingual Home Safety Checklist is now available on our Coalition's resource page. Print it, stick it on your fridge & use it to periodically check your home for potential
📣🎉 FPAW DAY 5 (Part 2!) If you’ve experienced a fall, you’re not alone. Use these tips from @ncoaging to start a conversation with your family and friends about how to protect yourself. 🔗 https://bit.ly/FPAW-Talk-to-Your-Family #F
FPAW DAY 5! 🏠💙 Removing clutter and improving lighting are two easy ways to reduce your risk of #Falls at home. For more ideas to combat household hazards and keep your home safe visit the Falls Prevention Awareness Resource Page from @ncoaging
👀👂 Did you know? Your eyes and inner ears help your brain know where your body is in space and maintain your balance. Changes in vision or the inner ear can disrupt that information—and increase fall risk. Make your annual eye and hearing c
📣 FPAW DAY 4! 📣 Your vision and hearing play an important role in good balance, which is critical for preventing falls. Explore ways to keep your eyes and ears healthy to prevent falls. @ncoaging #FallsPreventionAwarenessWeek #FPAW26 #fallsfre
🔴Myth: Medication reviews aren’t necessary. ✅Fact: Some medications, dosages, supplements, and over-the-counter products can affect balance, dizziness, or fall risk. We’re not fallin’ for that myth! 😉 How YOU Can Take Action:
FPAW Day 3! 😎🎉 Taking more than one medication can increase the chance of side effects and medication interactions and raise your risk of #Falling. That’s why it’s important to talk to your doctor regularly! Here are 5 things from the

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