The National Family Caregiver Support Program offers information and assistance, support, education, and short-term respite to help caregivers better care for their loved ones — and themselves. The Family Caregiver Support Program helps caregivers find solutions to their caregiving challenges and dilemmas.
If you need any information regarding this program, please contact Ciara Johnson, Monday through Friday at (715) 394-3611, or (800) 870-2181. You may also email Ciara at caregiver@seniorconnectionswi.org
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These documents are SO important as it encourages individuals to plan ahead for their healthcare decisions, document their wishes in advance directives, and discuss these wishes with loved ones and healthcare providers, ensuring their voice is heard even if they cannot speak for themselves. Don't hesitate, there will be more than enough people there to walk you through this process. This is important for everyone to have; this is open to anyone 18+!
Space is limited for this free workshop.
Please register soon by calling Kylie at 715-395-1234.
New Year, new location, and name but same amazing support and connections! Our previous “Caregiver Conversations” support group previously held at the United Presbyterian Church is now “Resilient Caregivers” and will be held at the Superior YMCA in their multi-purpose room. 2pm to 3pm.
For any questions please contact Ciara at Senior Connections 715-394-3611.
Call Leah at 715-395-1322 to schedule your free memory & brain health screening. Screenings will be held at the Superior YMCA.
Check out this handy phone from CapTel that captions your calls for you!
**Free phone and free installation to anyone with hearing loss**
To apply or with any questions, please call: 218-398-8259
Other helpful web pages:
ADRC-Aging & Disability Resource Center of Douglas County, WI
