Michelle Puzzo, Executive & Co-Founder of UR Community Cares, practiced physical therapy for 20 years and took her knowledge about the complexity of disability and aging in place independently and created a website to better improve people’s lives. She graduated from the University of Connecticut in 1998 with her BS in Physical Therapy.
Fun Fact #1: I love to play golf.
Fun Fact #2: I just started playing Pickle Ball.
UR Community Cares has partnered with the Manchester Recreation Department to operate their Cycling Without Age Manchester program out of the town’s bike building in Charter Oak Park for the community to enjoy.
Please join UR Community Cares for our Open House on Monday, April 1st at 153 Spruce Street, Manchester (Eastside Neighborhood Resource Center). From 1:00 to 5:30 pm, we will be introducing our new Tech Center where older and disabled adults can gather for learning and socializing.
In today’s society, there exists a pervasive stigma surrounding the natural process of aging.
Cycling Without Age Manchester has begun training cyclists “pilots” on how to load and unload their passengers, how to use the battery on the hills, finding the most enjoyable routes, and highlighting landmarks along the way.
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