Nosh & Know - Healthy Brain Tips: Keep Your Mind Active and StrongOverview: Learn about the importance of physical health, cognitive activity, and social engagement, and discover everyday strategies to support your brain health as you age.What to Expect:Expert Insights: Hear from a specialist about effective ways to boost memory and protect against dementia through […]

First Aid & CPR Training and Certification

A support group specific to care partners of those living with dementia.

ALTCS WorkshopLearn about the Arizona Long Term Care System, including what it is, what it takes to be eligible for the program, and what kinds of services are available once a person becomes eligible. A great place to start when you are considering ALTCS for yourself, or for a loved one.In accordance with CDC guidelines, […]

Techniques to deal with chronic condition symptoms, such as fatigue, pain, sleeplessness, stress, frustration and depression

Visibility Matters: LGBTQI+ and Aging (Virtual)The Goal of Visibility MattersTo help our community’s service providers ensure that older LGBT adults receive aging related care services that are welcoming, respectful, and safe for them.What does the training include? A training to help service providers become more informed, sensitive to, and supportive of the needs of Lesbian, […]

First Aid & CPR Training and Certification

First Aid & CPR Training and Certification

Techniques to deal with chronic condition symptoms, such as fatigue, pain, sleeplessness, stress, frustration and depression

Learn more about the brain changes that occur with dementia.

Successfully completing our State-Approved Training and Testing Program qualifies you to become a DCW in as little as three days!A Direct Care Worker (DCW) provides non-medical services such as personal care (hygiene, grooming and helping with elimination needs), light housekeeping, nutrition assistance, and physical support and assistance as necessary.The Direct Care Worker class includes classroom […]

A safe and welcoming place where people living with memory loss and their care partners can socialize and participate in activities together