AARP to Host HomeFit Presentation in Shawnee

Free event on February 19 will provide practical solutions for making homes safer and more accessible

Published on Feb. 16, 2026

AARP is bringing its popular HomeFit program to Shawnee, Oklahoma on February 19. The free presentation at the Shawnee Recreation Center will teach attendees simple home modifications to make their homes safer and more accessible as they age.

Why it matters

Many older adults prefer to remain in their homes as they age, but homes may need updates to accommodate changing needs. The HomeFit program provides practical solutions to help make homes lifelong homes.

The details

The HomeFit presentation will cover simple home modifications that can make a big difference, whether planning for the future or making a loved one's home safer and more accessible today. Attendees will also learn about the City of Shawnee's Aging-In-Place Program, which provides home assessments, education, and essential safety and accessibility repairs for eligible seniors.

  • The HomeFit presentation will take place on February 19, 2026.
  • The event will run from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

The players

AARP Oklahoma

A state office of the national AARP organization that advocates for people 50 and older.

Kendra Orcutt

An Occupational Therapist and member of the AARP Oklahoma Executive Council.

City of Shawnee

The local government of Shawnee, Oklahoma, which offers an Aging-In-Place Program to help seniors remain in their homes.

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What they’re saying

“People overwhelmingly prefer to age in the comfort of their own homes. HomeFit provides fun, beautiful, and practical solutions to help make your or your loved one's home a lifelong home.”

— Kendra Orcutt, Occupational Therapist and AARP Oklahoma Executive Council member (AARP)

What’s next

Attendees are encouraged to register for the free HomeFit presentation, but registration is not required.

The takeaway

The HomeFit presentation in Shawnee is an opportunity for older adults to learn practical ways to modify their homes and take advantage of local resources to help them safely age in place.