As a caregiver and employer, it is important to know the rights that you are entitled to under the law. 

An interdisciplinary approach to caregiving can make a big difference for both caregivers and care recipients. By working together, professionals from different backgrounds can pool their knowledge and create a comprehensive care plan that meets all of the elderly's needs.

The training ensures that all community members are well-equipped to protect themselves and their loved ones from the intense heat during summer.

Older adults are limited in various aspects due to aging. In this training, we will understand how progress and change affect aging.

As direct support professionals and caregivers, your role is integral to the success of the lives of people with disabilities. This training will provide you with an overview of your Roles and Responsibilities as a Caregiver.

As a caregiver, it is important to recognize the symptoms and effects of trauma to provide a safe environment for care recipients.

By fostering a proactive approach to emergency preparedness, the training ensures that all community members are well-equipped to protect themselves and their loved ones during wildfire emergencies.

In this training, we will understand how pulmonary diseases can affect older adults primarily caused by aging.

It is our responsibility as caregivers to create safe and supportive environments that foster dignity, respect, and equality for all residents, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. In this training, we will explore key concepts, terminology, and best practices to help you develop a deeper understanding of the LGBTQ community's specific needs.

This event will give resources to individuals looking to enhance their flood preparedness skills.

Proper medication administration ensures that older adults receive the right medication, at the correct dose, and at the appropriate time, thereby enhancing their overall health outcomes and quality of life.

In this training, caregivers will understand hypertension and cardiovascular disease in older adults and how the former can significantly contribute to the latter.

Ca Care Association is proud to present this training program focused on mental health, recognizing its fundamental role in individuals well-being and community resilience.

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) training is essential for caregivers to help ensure their client's safety and well-being. ADLs include tasks such as bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, eating, transferring from bed to chair, and other activities necessary for daily living.

In this event, we will discuss how caregivers can manage stress reactions after a traumatic and critical incident.

Collaborative organizations are welcome are welcome to join (contact for private link), regarding resource navigation, community supports and more to better the quality of life of the residents of the communities we serve. We are also hiring for new Community Health Worker and Community Specialist positions, as well as youth and young adult internships available.

Diabetes is reported to be an epidemic in the United States, with over 37 million Americans having the disease. It is estimated that 230,273 people every year in California are diagnosed with diabetes. Diabetes remains a medically expensive health disease with an estimated cost of $39.5 billion in California every year.

The Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) rules ensure that people with disabilities have full access to, and enjoy the benefits of, community living through long-term services and support in the most integrated settings of their choosing.

Caregiving Basics V: Home & Community Based Services Part 1 is developed to make the transition easier for caregivers and providers so that they can start practicing, or get an idea of what it would take to become compliant with the upcoming changes.

Collaborative organizations are welcome are welcome to join (contact for private link), regarding resource navigation, community supports and more to better the quality of life of the residents of the communities we serve. We are also hiring for new Community Health Worker and Community Specialist positions, as well as youth and young adult internships available.

Enhance your diabetes caregiving skills with Caregiving Basics IV: Supporting an individual with Diabetes. This workshop provides essential information and practical guidance on diabetes management, including blood sugar monitoring, medication administration, healthy eating, and physical activity.

Collaborative organizations are welcome are welcome to join (contact for private link), regarding resource navigation, community supports and more to better the quality of life of the residents of the communities we serve. We are also hiring for new Community Health Worker and Community Specialist positions, as well as youth and young adult internships available.

Please join us as we kick off the holiday season with the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Carson Event Center Atrium. This event is FREE and will be held Thursday, December 4, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. The event features entertainment, letters to Santa, a craft station, light refreshments, a visit from Santa, and the lighting of the 20' tree. Don't miss this family-friendly event. Hope to see you there!

Carson Event Center - Human Services
801 East Carson Street
Carson, CA
90745

Enhance your emergency preparedness with Caregiving Basics IV: Responding to Medical Emergencies. This workshop equips caregivers with the essential knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to medical emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of the care recipient.

This two-part webinar series, hosted by the Ca Care Association in collaboration with the Orange County Social Services Agency, is designed to provide essential guidance for Filipino caregivers and care providers on successfully navigating critical public benefits. The Orange County Social Services Agency will focus on explaining programs such as In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS), along with resources like CalFresh. The goal is to ensure that the caring community can access the full spectrum of support for both themselves and their clients. the webinar will be on December 02 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Pacific Time (California Time).

Collaborative organizations are welcome are welcome to join (contact for private link), regarding resource navigation, community supports and more to better the quality of life of the residents of the communities we serve. We are also hiring for new Community Health Worker and Community Specialist positions, as well as youth and young adult internships available.

Improve care coordination and enhance outcomes for the care recipient with Caregiving Basics IV: Interdisciplinary Team. This workshop focuses on the importance of effective communication and collaboration among healthcare professionals and other members of the care team.