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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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Marlene Fishkel…An Empathetic Volunteer!
Meet Marlene! For a decade, she's been a volunteer receptionist, assisting clients with transportation, grocery shopping, and respite care.
Sharing NWC’s Message: Jennifer Gustafson’s Passion for Community Engagement
Jennifer Gustafson spreads the word about the community impact on homebound seniors. Join her mission and make a difference in the lives of seniors!
Unforgettable Names: Name-Recalling Tips for Aging Seniors
Discover effective strategies to boost memory and recall names effortlessly as aging seniors. Say goodbye to forgetting names with these helpful tips!
A Conversation for Caregivers: You Matter, Too!
Join Neighbors Who Care for this special FREE event designed for designed for family and friends who are caring for a loved one!
Unlocking the Mind: Understanding and Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease
There are choices you can make to help reduce the risk of Alzheimer's Disease. Here's our top 7 ways to help you prevent this disease.
Betty Sanders: A Nonagenarian Volunteer Making a Difference in Chandler
Helping others is the best medicine and it must be working as the feisty volunteer is a nonagenarian, she is 96 years old!
Everyday Internet Use by Aging Adults May Help Keep Dementia at Bay
A recent study challenges concerns about excessive internet use and suggests that everyday internet use by older adults may have a positive impact in preventing dementia.
Ed Schuck: Finding Fun and Purpose as a Volunteer
"Helping others is the best anti-depressant you can possibly take." - Ed Schuck In a world where purpose is sought, let's shift our focus from ourselves to those in need.
Living with Depression: Practical Tips for Helping Aging Seniors Thrive at Home
Practical tips to help seniors living with depression maintain a sense of purpose and improve their quality of life.
Breathing Exercises: A Potential Tool to Reduce Alzheimer’s Disease
A recent study suggests that performing a simple breathing exercise may be a useful tool in reducing the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Their Needs Don’t Stop in the Summer: Looking for Volunteers
Our clients rely on our services for their basic needs year-round. We are always short volunteers in the summer so please consider being a volunteer!
Heart to Heart: Connecting With Your Loved Ones Through Dementia
Six ways to help you connect and maintain a meaningful relationship with someone living with Dementia.
Healthy Aging with Almonds: Why Seniors Should Add Them to Their Diet
Aging requires care and healthy habits. Proper nutrition is key, and almonds offer seniors vital protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
Healthy Aging with Almonds: Why Seniors Should Add Them to Their Diet
Aging requires care and healthy habits. Proper nutrition is key, and almonds offer seniors vital protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
Sharon Pocian: A Natural Volunteer with a Heart for Seniors
Sharon Pocian's love and respect for seniors shines through in her wholehearted volunteering with Neighbors Who Care.
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