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Neighbors Who Care receives Dementia Sensory Engagement Boards as part of local Eagle Scout Nikhil Pandey’s Project

Neighbors Who Care receives Dementia Sensory Engagement Boards as part of local Eagle Scout Nikhil Pandey’s Project

by Carol Ensminger | Apr 29, 2026 | Caregiving, Community

Pictured: Sheryl Keeme, Neighbors Who Care and Nikhil Pandey Neighbors Who Care, a small nonprofit located in the southeast valley of Maricopa County, offers aging in place free services to a specific 32-square mile area with volunteer assistance. The audience we...
The Important Caregiver Mindshift to Help Manage the Role

The Important Caregiver Mindshift to Help Manage the Role

by Carol Ensminger | Mar 31, 2026 | Caregiving

Caregiving often arrives on our doorstep unannounced. It starts with a phone call, a diagnosis, or a slow realization that someone we love needs us. While it begins with love, the daily reality functions exactly like a high-level job—one with heavy responsibilities,...
How to Care for Someone You Love Without Destroying Your Own Health

How to Care for Someone You Love Without Destroying Your Own Health

by Carol Ensminger | Feb 28, 2026 | Caregiving

Did you know more than 40% of family caregivers pass away before the loved one they’re caring for? This isn’t just a statistic; it’s a warning that the stress, exhaustion, and constant responsibility of caregiving can quietly take a toll on your own health. To...
When the Roles Reverse: Supporting the Ones Who Supported You

When the Roles Reverse: Supporting the Ones Who Supported You

by Carol Ensminger | Feb 24, 2026 | Caregiving

Caring for the person who once cared for you is both an honor and a responsibility. Whether your parent is aging independently, managing chronic conditions, or simply needing a little extra support, being their advocate means helping protect not only their health, but...
Caring for the Caregiver: How Neighbors Who Care Offers the Break Families Need

Caring for the Caregiver: How Neighbors Who Care Offers the Break Families Need

by Carol Ensminger | Feb 1, 2026 | Aging Seniors, blog, Caregiving, Health Tips, Services

Did you know more than 40% of family caregivers pass away before the loved one they’re caring for? The stress, exhaustion, and constant responsibility can quietly take a toll. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Support, rest, and community can make all the...
Memory-Friendly Holiday Activities for Seniors with Cognitive Changes

Memory-Friendly Holiday Activities for Seniors with Cognitive Changes

by Carol Ensminger | Nov 18, 2025 | Aging Seniors, Caregiving

The holidays are filled with sights, sounds, and traditions that spark joy—but for seniors experiencing memory loss or cognitive changes, this season can also feel overwhelming. With a few mindful adjustments, families can create moments of comfort, connection, and...
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