A Wonderful Day at Trevesta’s Fall Festival

Last September 2025, A Place At Home – Palmetto had the pleasure of participating as a local small-business vendor at the Trevesta Fall Festival in Palmetto, Florida — and what an incredible day it was.

Throughout the event, we connected with 30 to 40 homeowners from the Trevesta community, meeting neighbors face-to-face and engaging in meaningful conversations about aging well at home. The atmosphere was welcoming, lively, and filled with a true sense of community.

Connecting Through Conversation

Our booth quickly became a place for friendly visits, thoughtful questions, and genuine interest in learning more about in-home care options — whether for attendees themselves, their parents, or other loved ones. We appreciated the opportunity to educate families on how personalized, non-medical home care can support independence, safety, and peace of mind, all in the comfort of home.

Sharing information and listening to real concerns allowed us to highlight how compassionate, professional care can make a meaningful difference at every stage of aging.

Why Community Events Matter

Events like the Trevesta Fall Festival remind us why community outreach is such an important part of what we do. Being present, listening, educating, and building relationships in person aligns perfectly with our mission at A Place At Home – Palmetto.

We are truly grateful to the Trevesta community for the warm welcome and engaging conversations, and we look forward to many more opportunities to connect with our neighbors in the years ahead.

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If you’d like to learn more about how in-home care can support you or your loved ones, we’re always here to help.

A Place At Home – Palmetto Joins Seniors Blue Book for “Aging in Place” Education Event

On December 16th, A Place At Home – Palmetto was proud to participate in a special “Aging in Place” educational event held at the Lakewood Ranch YMCA in Bradenton, Florida. The event was organized and sponsored by our trusted partner, Seniors Blue Book, with its Director of Sales, Tonia Olsen, and brought together seniors and families focused on learning how to age safely and comfortably in their own homes.

Connecting and Educating the Community

The event welcomed 25 engaged participants who joined us to hear valuable insights on aging well, home safety, and resources to support independent living. These community gatherings provide a meaningful opportunity to share knowledge and empower seniors and caregivers with tools to make informed decisions about in-home care.

We were honored to be part of this critical conversation and grateful for the chance to connect face-to-face with attendees who care deeply about maintaining independence, dignity, and quality of life.

Special Thanks to Mission Barbeque of Lakewood Ranch

A heartfelt thank you goes out to Mission Barbeque of Lakewood Ranch for generously providing the food for the event. Their delicious meals added a warm, welcome touch that made the day even more memorable for everyone — and we genuinely appreciate their support in serving the community. 

Strengthening Community Partnerships

Our ongoing partnership with Seniors Blue Book remains a valuable way for A Place At Home – Palmetto to support seniors and families throughout Manatee County. By participating in events like this, we can share information about compassionate, professional in-home care, answer questions, and help families navigate care options with confidence. 

We look forward to future events and continued collaboration with Seniors Blue Book and our community partners as we work together to help seniors thrive where they feel most comfortable — at home.