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Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign! “When should I intervene?” This is the question on the minds of many family members. We understand the challenges that families face when caring for aging loved ones. The purpose of this poster is to help educate families and encourage them to act when they see these warning signs. Our home care services can play a crucial role in alleviating the stress?on families and enhancing the safety and well-being of seniors. Please help me by sharing the signs! Downloadable Poster

When you join the Office of Early Childhood’s Parent Cabinet, you have a say in important matters that impact CT families, like child care, Birth to Three, and more. The Parent Cabinet is made up of 15 parents statewide who meet regularly and impact policy. Add your voice to the conversation! Learn more, attend an informational session, or apply today!

It is so easy to forget you have "enough." Here on Linkedin we're all in constant pursuit of MORE. More revenue! More pipeline! More customers! Success is often measured by whoever has makes the most dollars, raises the biggest round of funding, or has the biggest exit. In the pursuit of "more," it's easy to insulate ourselves from actual suffering. It's suffering that takes us out of the pursuit of "more," brings us back to reality, and helps us remember what's most important. Serving dinner to families at the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area, Inc. was a great reminder that I have "enough." Right here in Salt Lake City, families spend every waking hour sitting at the bedsides of their children who are fighting to overcome scary diseases and medical struggles. These families are grateful for a warm meal, a kind smile, and another day of hope. Revenue, pipeline, exits—they all matter—but they will never represent "enough." What do you do to remind yourself you have enough? (I highly recommend signing up to serve these families. I can't think of many people who need it more.)

Episode 3 :Join us on this episode as we delve into the crucial topic of palliative care and end-of-life support for families and loved ones. We explore the compassionate and comprehensive care provided by hospice, the importance of living wills and advance care directives, and the much-needed emotional support during this difficult time. Catch up on this insightful and essential conversation on the link below; https://lnkd.in/d395YiZE

Discover the power of resilience and love in 'Mommy Please Don't Let Me Die Here,' 'Kendall's Diabetes Adventure,' and 'Caregiver's Corner: Nurturing You.' These books are not just about diabetes; they're about triumphing over adversity! Get your copies today and share the hope. ???? #DiabetesAwareness #Inspiration #FamilyJourney

If you or a loved one is nearing the end of life, in-home care can provide comfort and peace. Learn how our compassionate caregivers can help you navigate the end of life with grace. https://lnkd.in/gT7ZASJG

This will be a great discussion. Child care disproportionately takes advantage of the generosity of women, especially Brown and Black women. More than 1.4 million women left the workforce during the height of COVID because they couldn’t get child care. The average child care worker makes less than $14/hour in a world where six figures is the new minimum wage to pay for your housing, essentials, save, and maybe a little fun. The solution is a system that is * built on racial and gender justice * rooted in affordability and accessibility for all families and * ensuring providers all have thriving wages Together we can make foundations to our world that will make the next generations proud and have a better leg to stand on.

Let’s talk about end-of-life care. Professionals need to know what’s important when caring for someone at the end of their life ?? https://lnkd.in/e7M-WXWK

The age old question: when is it time to ditch your child's pacifier? Check out this article from Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU to learn about impacts prolonged reliance on the pacifier can have on your child's facial development: https://lnkd.in/dgVRRxNp

Watch the first episode in PHA Support Group 101, a series designed to help answer questions about PHA support groups. Abby Sickles, manager of patient and caregiver programs at PHA, shares the importance of PHA support groups and insights about what support groups offer to patients, caregivers and parents of children with PH. Support group leaders of local communities share their favorite part about being a support group leader. Watch now to learn more about support groups and how to become a support group leader. https://ow.ly/MujI50RmHJE