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Make the Best In-Home Care Choice to Protect You and Your Family
Many things can impact the quality of care and your family's overall experience. Here's some tips to make sure you have all the information you need to make the right home care choice for you and your loved one.
Making the Most of More: 5 Ways to Prepare and Thrive in Longevity
Balancing longevity with well-being is not just about extending the number of years you have but about making those years vibrant, fulfilling, and meaningful.
Navigating Life’s Curveballs: How to Thrive After a Life-Changing Diagnosis
Life has a way of throwing unexpected curveballs our way, and one of the most challenging curveballs to face is a life-altering medical diagnosis.
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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.
Castor Oil: Nature’s Secret Skin Elixir
Castor oil has a long history of use for various purposes, including medicinal, but it also works wonders on our skin.
Kerry Schafer: From RN to Consistent Volunteer
It takes a village, literally, to keep operations moving forward here at Neighbors Who Care and our volunteers are absolutely our super power. Each week, scores of our clients get the extra help they need to enjoy an independent lifestyle at home. But did you know...
Dementia Caregiving: Providing Care With a Kaleidoscope of Possibilities
Attend this FREE conference and you can discover fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to caregiving for your loved ones.
8 Simple Strategies to Help Seniors to Remain Independent at Home
Discover strategies for assisting an aging senior in preserving independence in their own home as long as possible.
Why you Need to Intentionally Build a Support Team
As we age, it's important to consider a time that may arise where you need a team of supporting individuals.
Celebrating National Senior Independence Month
A perfect opportunity to learn more about how you can help your senior loved ones retain their independence for longer.
3 Ways to Join April’s Play it Forward Fundraiser
Join the fun by playing or donating! Your donation helps those in our community with the added bonus of a potential tax credit!
Embrace the Power of a Positive Mindset in 2024 for Brain Health!
Are you excited about 2024 or do you have anxiety because everything in life seems topsy turvy in your life right now?
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