Fulton County Vice Chair Khadijah Abdur-Rahman of the Mighty District 6 presents the 3rd Annual Senior Summit on Tuesday, May 7. Seniors are invited to join the Vice Chair from 10 a.m. -2:30 p.m. at the
Georgia International Convention Center located at 2000 Convention Center Concourse College Park, GA. 30337. The doors will open at 8:30 a.m. for the vendor sessions. It will be a day that promises to educate, empower, addresses the unique challenges faced by individuals aged 65 and older within Fulton County.
"Even before my tenure on the Board of Commissioners, this has been a top priority," said Vice Chair Abdur-Rahman. "By prioritizing empowerment, strengthening support networks, and encouraging collaboration, our objective with this Summit is to cultivate a dynamic and inclusive atmosphere across our county."
The focus of the Summit is to help seniors age with dignity and independence by providing information that promotes health & wellness, wellbeing, safety, social connections, and civic engagement.
This year’s Summit will feature Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis, Chief Probate Judge Kenya Johnson, and Clerk of Superior & Magistrate Courts, Che Alexander to provide solutions and answers to seniors’ questions and concerns. The event has grown past District 6. The Senior Summit has now become a county-wide event.
Seniors will receive information regarding wills and estate planning, home safety, elder abuse awareness, and even have the opportunity to tie the knot with that special someone.
“The mission of Probate Court is to educate citizens about our services proactively,” said Chief Probate Judge Johnson. “Teaching seniors about estate planning and other end of life decisions empowers citizens and strengthens families. We also look forward to renewing marriage vows at the Senior Wedding Ceremony for couples married over 40 years. It is through our collaboration with the Mighty District 6 that we continue to help our Seniors thrive.”
“At the District Attorney’s Office, we strive to go just beyond prosecuting crimes,” said District Attorney Willis. “We aim to be a part of the community, working towards preventing crimes before they happen. Our seniors have worked hard their entire lives to raise their families and ensure their own safety and comfort. It is our duty to support them. By working with the Probate court, the Commissioners, the Clerk of Superior Court, and other county agencies and partners, we will equip them with the tools and skills to protect themselves from those who would endanger their wealth, health, and safety as well as have some fun.”
“The Fulton County Clerk of Courts Office deeply appreciates the invaluable contributions of our seniors to our community,” said Clerk of Superior & Magistrate Courts, Che Alexander. Our seniors are among our most treasured assets, which is why we are committed to providing offering services aimed at safeguarding them and their properties from fraud and theft. We provide resources and assistance to enhance their quality of life. We are dedicated to educating seniors about the vital role our office plays in their lives. The Senior Summit will prove to be an enrichening experience for all of the participants, and we are honored to be a part of it.”
Due to limited seating, all seniors interested in participating are being asked to register in advance. To reserve your seat, visit
https://linktr.ee/seniorsummit24 or call (404) 612-8222 for more information. Registration is underway and is scheduled to close on Friday, April 26.
Transportation is being provided for seniors. However, seniors may also choose to drive and park for free at the Georgia International Convention Center.