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Know Someone with Dementia? Become a Dementia Friend
Do you know someone living with dementia? In just one hour, you can learn practical ways to communicate, connect, and support them with confidence. Join our free Dementia Friendly class and become a Dementia Friend.
More Than a Grocery List: How Our Van Service Keeps Neighbors Independent and Connected
Our Van Service is more than a ride—it’s a community on wheels. By providing reliable transportation to the store, we help seniors access essentials while fighting isolation through friendship. Your support ensures our neighbors stay healthy, happy, and connected in the homes they love.
The Important Caregiver Mindshift to Help Manage the Role
Caregiving begins with love but quickly becomes a role with real demands. When you see it as a job, not your identity, you gain clarity, set boundaries, and protect your energy so you can care for your loved one without losing yourself.
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A Pair of Speakers Sharing Alternative Healing Strategies
Join us for an insightful presentation on natural solutions that can transform your well-being.
Understanding Heat Stroke in Aging Adults: Risks, Symptoms, and Prevention
As temperatures rise, it's essential to be aware of the heightened risk of heat-related illnesses, especially for aging adults.
Summer SOS: Urgent Call for Volunteers to Meet Ongoing Needs
for our clients who rely on our services for their basic needs, summer can be a difficult and lonely time.
Chill Out this Summer with Digital Devices
For homebound seniors, smart devices can be powerful tools for improving cognitive health, staying engaged, entertained, and connected with the outside world.
Join Our Team: Volunteer Manager Position Available!
Are you passionate about empowering communities? We're on the lookout for a Volunteer Manager to lead our dynamic team and drive positive change!
Neighbors Who Care Joins the World of Podcasts
Sharing cutting edge information on aging for people in their 50s who are navigating aging with their parents and also for people interested in making their next chapter healthier and happier.
Preventing Diseases of the Brain through Better Health Habits
Dr. Pandey's presentation will focus on brain health and strategies for preventing cognitive decline, as well as insights into local research projects and the benefits of participating as research subjects.
Celebrating Jennifer’s Impact as Community Engagement Manager
We celebrate Jennifer who worked hard to help take NWC to the next level by brining educational and resource opportunities to the community.
How Empathy to Others Elevates your Overall Well-being
Empathy is a fundamental aspect of human interaction and plays an important role within our families, friendships, and communities.
Creating Feel-Good Moments Through Volunteering
Our volunteers find that while clients appreciate their service, they also feel rewarded themselves, creating a mutual "feel-good" experience.
Keeping Company: Respite Care is Simply Visiting With a Neighbor
Since Neighbors Who Care has been receiving a higher than typical influx of requests for respite care, we’re working harder than ever to recruit new respite volunteers.
Empowering Through Education: Dementia Friendly Information Class
We're excited to invite you to a special session aimed at spreading awareness and understanding about dementia.
A Golden Opportunity: Enriching Your Retirement Years
Are you newly retired? Are you planning to retire soon? While the idea of leaving behind commutes, early mornings, and deadlines might sound enticing, simply kicking back and relaxing isn't the best approach to retirement.
Comfort Zones: Volunteering Opportunities for Introverts and Extroverts
Volunteering presents a wide range of opportunities but do they fit your comfort zone? Whether you are an introvert or extravert, we have opportunities for you!
A Place for Caregivers Supporting Loved Ones with Memory Loss
Caring for someone with memory loss, whether due to dementia, Alzheimer's, or other conditions, can be emotionally and physically challenging.
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