Quality Living Services will be closed for center activities until further notice. MEN'S HEALTHY LIVING GROUP Program Description The QLS Healthy Men's Program is a program designed by the Men of QLS for the Men of QLS. Late life depression and chronic disease management are major indicators for quality of life issues for men as they age. QLS as an empowerment program for older adults continues to address improving the quality of lives for its program participants through unique programming. The QLS Healthy Menís Program is a male only health empowerment program. The program focuses on physical and mental health issues specific to African American males aged 50 years and older. The program provides a safe and trusted environment for the men to discuss, learn and engage in several activities that empower the men to live happier and healthier lives. The program is funded through DBHDD/Office of Prevention (Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities) Division of Addictive Diseases. The program provides free health screenings, diabetes self-management information, nutrition education and healthy cooking/eating sessions, referral information for mental health, and an educational lunch and learn series. Mission Statement To encourage senior men to be the best we can be. To enjoy a healthy life style while enjoying the fellowship of likeminded brothers. To be an example for young men to aspire to. When Wednesday @ 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Where Anne Wood Room Useful Information Foods To Avoid How Fatty Foods Can Ruin a Love Life Downloads Diabetes Detection Initiative Health Monitor - Personal Health Log Healthy Living Mens Group PowerPoint Presentation Preventive Services for Healthy Living Links Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Diabetes Association of Atlanta AID Atlanta Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities FamilyDoctor.org PHOTO GALLERY HISTORY MISSION ENDOWMENT MEN'S HEALTHY LIVING CONTACT US ©2021 Quality Living Services, Inc.