Carol Ensminger, Author at Neighbors Who Care

From Educator to Senior Care Provider: Following One’s Faith in Serving the Community

Kim transitioned from public school educator to senior care provider owner, driven by faith rather than business motives.

Neighborly Love: Why Helping Aging Neighbors is Crucial for a Stronger Community

Helping our aging neighbors is not only a kind act, it is also crucial for building a stronger, more connected, and healthier community.

There’s No Place Like Home: Tips to Keep Aging Parents at Home

Helping you create a safe and comfortable living environment so your parent(s) can remain in their home as long as possible.

Give them a Break: The Importance of Respite Care Volunteers

We are looking for respite care volunteers to offer caregivers a break and give our neighbors much needed social interaction and companionship.

5 Steps to Take When You Suspect Your Friend Has Dementia

Steps to take when you think your friend has more than the typical memory loss many of us experience as we age.

Mike Amato Honored with Chandler’s Strong Arm Award

Mike Amato Honored with Strong Arm Award at Chandler Volunteer Recognition Awards Great news! One of our volunteers has received an award from The City of Chandler and For Our…

Upcoming FREE Conference: Dementia Care without the Fight

Caregiving can be an incredibly tough journey, filled with daily struggles and challenges. This FREE conference can help!

5 Essential Steps Aging Seniors Can Take to Maintain Healthy Kidneys

Kidney problems can lead to a range of other health issues and diseases. It’s essential to prioritize kidney health.

Season for Sharing: Making a Difference for our Aging Seniors

Season for Sharing made a huge impact on struggling families, teachers, and seniors in need.

Transportation: Supporting Independence for Homebound Seniors

Transportation services help homebound seniors access medical appointments and groceries, supporting their independence and well-being.