One of the dedicated volunteers at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center is offering a free workshop for anyone who wants to familiarize themselves with new – and old – tech. He is hoping to attract seniors and people who work with seniors and who may often be called upon to help them with their tech.
See the attached flyer for more details!
The 2018 African American Caregiving & Wellness Forum is FREE, open to the public, with on-site respite available for caregivers to bring their loved ones in their care. The Forum will be held at the Ed Roberts Campus in Berkeley on Saturday, 4/21 from 8:30am to 2pm. The program begins at 9:15am, and there will be a complimentary lunch and health screening for everyone.
Thank you, Center for Elders’ Independence and Fund for Elders’ Independence for joining our community of sponsors for our event, An Accidental Activist: Smashing the “Medical Hero Myth”!
CEI is the perfect program for seniors who want to age at home, in their community–and they provide all the support that is needed to do that!
Check out their beautiful new website at https://cei.elders.org/
We are thrilled to be sponsored by Family Bridges for our community event!
Family Bridges operates two adult day centers in our network that serve over 500 (wow!) seniors a day.
Even more amazing is that they also have centers and programs for youth and adults with limited English language skills. They empower the most vulnerable members of our community along their entire life course!
For more information on Family Bridges, call them at 510-302-0460.
For more information on our community event, An Accidental Activist, check out our eventbrite: daybreakevent2017.eventbrite.com
Center for Elders’ Independence offers a free 8 session program for caregivers who want to learn ways to better care for their loved ones and themselves. This class is offered year-round!
For more information, please call Lenore McDonald at 510-452-8835 or email lmcdonald@cei.elders.org
