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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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“Play It Forward” Charity Event Raises Over $20,000 for Neighbors Who Care
IronOaks Pickleball and Tennis Clubs’ came together for the “Play It Forward” Charity Event supporting NWC clients.
Discover the Area Agency on Aging: Support and Resources for Seniors and Caregivers
The Area Agency on Aging (AAA) is a non-profit that plans, develops, funds, administers, and coordinates programs and services in Maricopa County.
Roberta Sisk: A Neighbor Who Has Cared for Many
Honoring volunteer Roberta Sisk, a pioneer who helped begin Neighbors Who Care. Here's her beautiful story.
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 City-Chandler! The Chandler Volunteer Recognition Awards is an annual event...
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.
The Great Outdoors: Why Stepping Outside is the Best Thing You Can Do for Your Mind, Body, and Soul
Spending time in nature is like hitting a reset button for your mind, body, and soul.
Transportation: Supporting Independence for Homebound Seniors
Transportation services help homebound seniors access medical appointments and groceries, supporting their independence and well-being.
Dinner Delivery: Providing Nutritious Meals to Homebound Seniors
Volunteer-based dinner delivery service provides home-bound clients with nutritious meals on a short or ongoing basis.
Reassurance Calling: Providing Peace of Mind for Aging Neighbors
Neighbors who Care's volunteers make regular calls to seniors for companionship and safety.
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