St. Joseph Home of Cincinnati

Today is the last day to receive Early Bird pricing for the Incline to the Finish Line 5K on Saturday, April 26th. Sign up before midnight tonight and save $10 for adults and $5 for under-18 registrations. Don't wait! Register now for the city's most challenging and most fulfilling 5K: https://lnkd.in/g4dZK8yd

St. Joseph Home would like to congratulate our Registered Dietician, Sarah Vermilyea for being selected as a 2025 Outstanding Dietetics Preceptor and a recipient of the College of Allied Health Sciences and Warren Bennis Leadership Institute Award! This award is designed to offer rigorous, evidence-based leadership training to the University of Cincinnati College of Allied Health Sciences Clinical Instructors. The College of Allied Health Sciences has partnered with the Warren Bennis Leadership Institute within the UC Lindner College of Business at UC to offer this unique opportunity for outstanding clinical instructors. "This is my second year precepting a UC intern for a 6-week Clinical Specialty Rotation here at St Joseph Home. The clinical interns delve into the many complex medical diagnoses of the residents and learn how these impact nutritional status, as well as how nutritional interventions impact the health and wellness of each resident. "I enjoy precepting the interns; they bring wonderful questions and enthusiasm to St Joseph Home. In order to teach effectively, I need to be up to date on current practices and have access to timely resources, which also helps to assure best care of the residents. I appreciate St Joseph Home for the support in hosting these interns!" Way to go, Sarah!

Time to register for the city's most challenging and most fulfilling 5K! The 26th Annual Incline to the Finish Line 5K takes place Saturday, April 26th. Register today!

Sara from HR says she can kick your butt at Pickleball! Sign up today for the St. Joseph Home Pickleball Tournament, Saturday, February 22nd at the Western Athletic Club. Recreational and competitive divisions are available. Show your support for our neighbors with developmental disabilities and complex medical support needs while you enjoy an evening of pickleball with the extended St. Joseph Home family. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gJvdZ_gf Sara's ready. Are you?

Looking for a fun way to get involved and support a great cause? We're hosting a Pickleball Event, and we need volunteers to help make it a success! Whether you want to play, help out, or just cheer on the teams, there’s a place for you. Sign up to volunteer here: https://lnkd.in/g-gwH46Z Come be part of the fun—see you on the court! ?? #StJosephhome #Volunteer #Pickleball

Join us for our first-ever Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, February 22nd. Whether you're a 2.5 (beginner) or 4.0 (advanced), we have a division for you! Pickleball, food, beverages, prizes, and fun all for a great cause! To register, visit: https://lnkd.in/g-DRN6Sa

Join us for our first-ever Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, February 22nd. Whether you're a 2.5 (beginner) or 4.0 (advanced), we have a division for you! Pickleball, food, beverages, prizes, and fun all for a great cause! To register, visit: https://lnkd.in/g-DRN6Sa

The dichotomy of life hits hard some times. I celebrated this Christmas with the most treasured of gifts, my family. Later that same day, I learned that I lost a cherished gift; a friend who cannot be replaced. Terry was the first friend I made at the St. Joseph Home a dozen years ago. A profound connection… kindred spirits… birds of a feather. We bonded over music and much time spent together. My family also spent time with him and they all loved him. We went to Red’s games, events. and restaurants, like any good friends would. I learned how to make him smile and he could hug a smile into me no matter the day or week I was having. Terry lived a challenging life. He couldn’t get around on his own or communicate easily, and he needed around the clock care. He could however be a great friend; one who made my life better every time I saw him. Our connection faded some during Covid, and I have been trying to get it back to where it was. I thought I had more time, as we always tend to, no matter how many times life reminds us of our ignorance. I know he is free now, and in a much better place, which is all that really matters. But he will be deeply missed, by me, my family, and everyone at the St. Joseph Home. As with Danny’s passing this summer, Terry’s passing only deepens my commitment to supporting the disability community. I will continue to do whatever I can to honor their memories.

You never know who will show up at the St. Joseph Home Sharonville Day Program.

Stanley’s a rockstar! ?? The football team gave him a signed poster to say thanks for all his hard work this season. He helped organize the jerseys by numbers, loaded and unloaded them in the washer and dryers, and hung them in lockers. The captains and senior leaders presented the poster to him.