There has been significant progress in advancing LGBTQ rights and recognition. However, many LGBTQ individuals still face challenges and discrimination, even as they age and enter long-term care settings. It is our responsibility as caregivers to create safe and supportive environments for them

Being a caregiver includes taking care of their mental state, one of the ways to achieve this is through the use of positive reinforcement strategies that can help encourage good behavior and promote engagement in daily activities.

Many older adults fear falling. Falling is a major problem and concern that a lot of elderly people face, it can leave serious injuries and even death. That is why we are excited to announce to you our Caregiving Basics II: Fall Prevention Training. This would be held on May 16, 2023, at 6-7pm PDT. Join and get a free certificate!

May is an exciting month for many reasons, especially because it marks the beginning of spring. The mild and pleasant weather during this time makes it an ideal season to participate in outdoor activities and attend events. As a caregiver, May can be an opportunity for you to engage in activities that not only help you relax but also help you grow to be a better caregiver. 

Join us in our virtual caregiver training about Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) part II, on May 9, 2023, at 6-7 pm PDT. Complete the training and you’ll receive a free certificate.

Knowing the physical limitations and the needs of the elderly are essential in order to give them the best care that they need. In order to help them, we need to understand where they are coming from. Having many physical limitations is not easy, and our elderly needs all the help that they can get from us.

Join us in our virtual caregiver training about the Interdisciplinary (ID) Teams, and Systems of Supports. On March 22, 2023 at 6-7pm PDT. Complete the training and you’ll receive a free certificate.