Events in April 2019
- - Powerful Tools for Caregivers Class (Raleigh)
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Powerful Tools for Caregivers Class (Raleigh)Family Caregivers -- Learn how to handle stress, improve self-confidence, communicate better, improve your ability to make tough decisions, locate helpful resources and more. Powerful Tools for Caregivers consists of six 90-minute sessions of practical training. The curriculum is an award winning educational program that provides caregivers with tools and strategies to better cope with their unique challenges. Sign up today!
- - Volunteer Orientation
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Volunteer OrientationContact Shantel Hernandez at 919-460-0567 or shernandez@ctrvolcare.org to register.
- - Powerful Tools for Caregivers Class (Raleigh)
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Powerful Tools for Caregivers Class (Raleigh)Family Caregivers -- Learn how to handle stress, improve self-confidence, communicate better, improve your ability to make tough decisions, locate helpful resources and more. Powerful Tools for Caregivers consists of six 90-minute sessions of practical training. The curriculum is an award winning educational program that provides caregivers with tools and strategies to better cope with their unique challenges. Sign up today!
- - Good Friday
Good FridayThe Center's office will be closed on Good Friday 2019.
- - Lunch and Learn "Dementia Perspectives" - Making Each Day Meaningful
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Lunch and Learn "Dementia Perspectives" - Making Each Day MeaningfulThe third presentation in the Lunch and Learn 2018-19 Series on "Dementia Perspectives" will feature Lisa Levine, who will lead a discussion about activities for people living with dementia, even as their disease progresses. Lisa's talk will include practical activity ideas and help attendees understand what it means to make something "meaningful" and "purposeful".
Lisa Levine is the Director of Education at Dementia Alliance of North Carolina. She began her career as an activity director in a skilled nursing facility and from there worked in almost every aspect of senior care. More recently, as a corporate regional memory care specialist, Lisa worked in seven states across the Southeast. She has over 30 years of experience with family and community support, working with Dementia Alliance of North Carolina for the past nine years.
Light snacks will be provided by Waltonwood Lake Boone. The Lunch and Learn Series is made possible by a partnership between Resources for Seniors, Wake County Community Resource Connections for Aging and Disabilities, and The Center for Volunteer Caregiving.
To register, email or call Elaine Whitford at 919-460-0567 or ewhitford@ctrvolcare.org.
- - Volunteer Orientation
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Volunteer OrientationContact Shantel Hernandez at 919-460-0567 or shernandez@ctrvolcare.org to register.