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COVID-19 Testing and Distribution
The Elder Justice Committee from the Family Justice Center designed these for distribution to seniors due to scams about COVID-19 testing. please share with your contacts. www.healthyguilford.com
FCC Seeks Input on Providing Broadband Service and Devices to Low-Income Households
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking to provide broadband service and devices to low-income households. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 directed the FCC to create the program, which would reimburse participating companies for providing...
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Triad Retirement Living Association (TRLA)
The Triad Retirement Living Association (TRLA) serves as an educational, referral and networking resource for members and the community regarding senior retirement services.
TRLA is an unincorporated association that was founded for the public good and operates specifically to support and educate the senior citizens and their families in the community through special program activities.
TRLA was also founded for the good of the individuals who serve senior citizens in the community and specifically to support and educate those Members by providing networking, educational and marketing opportunities. Membership is comprised of senior service industry professionals and affiliate members that serve seniors.
TRLA is an important vehicle through which individuals organize and work together to improve the senior community and society.
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A look at what’s happening with TRLA and our members.
Virtual Programming for the Month of January. FREE to attend. information programs;
Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
Understanding and Responding to Dementia Related Behavior
Effective Communication Strategies
Dementia Conversations:
Legal and Financial Issues
Advancing the Science
Tuesday Table Talk with Rosalind Pugh-Scott and Alexis Williams
Tuesday Table Talk with David Haynes.
Committee meeting to plan for 2021! Helping Hands is the heart of the Association. Volunteers always welcomed and needed!
Contact Mary Manley, Mary.Manley@authoracare.org or Andy Womack, andy.womack@homeinstead.com to receive the link to the meeting.
Virtual Programming for the Month of January. FREE to attend. information programs;
Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
Understanding and Responding to Dementia Related Behavior
Effective Communication Strategies
Dementia Conversations:
Legal and Financial Issues
Advancing the Science
Free mask, thermometers, hand sanitizers, gloves. This drive-through event is open to any unpaid caregiver in Alamance County cares for senior(s) 60+ years of age! and is a senior 55+ who cares for a minor child or disabled adult.
www.alamanceeldercare.com/registration
January continuing education event. The Topic is Care Partnering vs. Caregiving. This should be a very informative and interesting topic.
This class is worth a one hour CE credit and is open and free of charge to anyone who is needing continuing education hours, this includes nurses, social workers, and Nursing Home Administrators. Brookdale will be offering the class twice during the month of January.
Wednesday, January 13th-4:00PM-5:00PM
Wednesday, January 27th-4:00PM-5:00PM
Let me know if you would like to attend this virtual event. Please contact Sara Black and she will send out the zoom info.
Virtual Programming for the Month of January. FREE to attend. information programs;
Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
Understanding and Responding to Dementia Related Behavior
Effective Communication Strategies
Dementia Conversations:
Legal and Financial Issues
Advancing the Science
Socializing Creatively in the “New Now”
Socializing is essential for older adults’ (and everyone else’s!) healthy bodies and brains, but we must continue to distance.
*How can we stay in touch during this time?
How can we cope with social distancing for the coming
months?
Share your feelings and take away creative ways for staying in touch in with family and friends at meetings led by
Dr. Cheryl Greenberg, The Age Coach For Shepherd’s Center of Greensboro
Register for Shepherd’s Center classes at
http://www.shepctrg.org/what-we-do/%20adventures-in-learning/
Sometimes it’s better not to wait. There is no need for you to wait until the prevalence of COVID-19 lessens and vaccines are available to all. Have peace of mind knowing that at Kisco Senior Living, our mission is centered on providing safety and security, health and wellbeing, and quality of assurance to foster the most vibrant and fulfilling senior living communities.
We invite you to join us on ZOOM to learn more about all the ways we strive to make our communities the safest place for residents to live and the safest place for associates to work. Our panel of industry experts will be highlighting topics from Kisco Clean initiatives including moving safety protocols and Kisco Clean sealed apartments, to how to sell your home during a pandemic and navigate home showings safely. A local physician will discuss the COVID-19 vaccine and the science behind Kisco’s non-invasive PCR pooled saliva testing.
You will hear from residents that moved in during the pandemic and their family members with first-hand experiences on the benefits of testing and the peace of mind they feel while living in a Kisco community during this time.
To RSVP and receive the ZOOM link for this informative town hall virtual meeting, please call Heritage Greens at 336-299-4400 today!
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