•Volunteers: Hard to retain
Volunteers who take local senior citizens to meal sites, pharmacies, doctors' offices and supermarkets are going to be more difficult to recruit and retain because of rising gasoline prices, a local eldercare provider says.
"There could be a 20 percent reduction in our ability to transport people and products,” said Don Hudman , executive director of the Areawide Aging Agency , which serves senior citizens in Okla...
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