Rubi Fregoso
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Students produced their first multimedia project explaining who they are, what they feel and what they believe. The "Meet Me" exercise explores the student's personal, social and geographical connections, while introducing them to visual storytelling.
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Posted Exploring Identity Through Storytelling and Map Building
in Youth Voices Professional DevelopmentHow can mapping uncover personal identity and stories? A group of educators explored the possibilities with the help of Departures Youth Voices and several community partners. -
The object the student shares and their explanation of its significance offers physical evidence of the personal link the students have with their neighborhood.
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The loving relationship and the strong commitment Mr. Wilder and his daughter shared with each other highlighted the challenges and blessings of caregiving.
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Students participating in The HeArt Project explored the history of Los Angeles, their memories, experiences, and their neighborhoods in search of the heart of the city. In the process highlighting the power of art to ignite a passion for creating and learning.
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What would be included in the survival guide for your neighborhood? The HeArt Project students at the Del Rey Continuation High School come up with a unique twist.
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There are over 45 million family caregivers in the United States. Let's take a moment to recognize their hard work and dedication.
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A new screening test for Alzheimer's is showing promise and is being eyed as a way to highlight the growing incidence of the disease in the Latino Community.
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Family caregivers and seniors are often surprised when they're confronted by what Medicare covers and what it doesn't. Many don't know they may have to pay monthly premiums, and additional out-of-pocket fees for some medical services.
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How can seniors continue to be mobile, conserve their independence, and take care of their daily necessities even after they've stopped driving? As the senior population grows so do their options.
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Hello FASHIONRB, I'm so sorry you're having such a difficult time securing and paying for long term care for you mom. It is terribly expensive. My first suggestion is to check the Maryland Department on Aging website, http://www.aging.maryland.gov/housing.html, to see...
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Selecting and managing a Medicare plan can be a daunting task, especially for the thousands of caregivers suddenly thrust into their caregiver role.
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The fall is picking season not just for apples and pumpkins but for something much more important to seniors, their Medicare services.
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Latinos face a greater risk of Alzheimer's disease because of two key factors.
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Family caregivers are commonplace in Latino households but the growing numbers of older Latinos and their increasing healthcare needs are bound to put a severe strain on this tradition.
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Posted Happy First Day of Fall. And Watch Your Step!... It's Also National Falls Prevention Day.
in Your Turn to CareEach year, one in every three adults age 65 and older falls, but with exercise, medical attention and simple home modifications this number can be reduced. -
Dan, Thank you for sharing your story. I'm so sorry for the loss of your wife and daughter. It can be incredibly difficult to talk about our loved ones who have died but reading your comments and Michele's article I'm...
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Lisa, Thank you for sharing your story and how painful it is when a family member is the perpetrator in the financial abuse of a loved one. I commend you for harnessing your frustration along with the love for your...
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Posted New Federal Grants Support Long Term Care & Support Services For Elderly, Disabled, & Caregivers
in Your Turn to CareA new survey shows Americans are less able to save for long term care needs. New funding from the Affordable Care Act may alleviate the strain by providing much needed support services. -
Thank you for the encouraging words. Your absolutely correct, new technology offers so many possibilities for seniors to stay connected and as our population continues to live longer new ways of living rich full lives....
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Over 2.5 million Grandparents are raising their grandchildren. For them, celebrating Grandparents Day this Sunday is not just a day to play at the park, but another day to do the real work of raising a child.
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There is a growing need to develop public & private solutions to protect workers with eldercare responsibilities from discrimination in the workplace.
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40 million Americans care for ailing or aging family members. Their work is unpaid and often unrecognized. However, the value of this labor of love is estimated to be over $375 billion and growing.
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With recent events in the news the concern over older people driving is back in the spotlight. But what can seniors and family members do to secure their safety and that of the public?
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Hello WP, Thank you for your interest in this topic. Long term care insurance offers assistance with paying for long-term care needs that arise from a chronic illness or disability that leaves you unable to care for yourself for an...
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This summer Your Turn To Care began airing nationally, sharing caregiver stories and providing valuable resources to caregivers eager for information on a variety of topics connected to the care of their family member.
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When family caregivers focus only on the care of their love one, they may be jeopardizing their own financial future. Your Turn To Care partners with the Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement (WISER) to offer assistance to the growing number of caregivers.
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Thank you Xandre for sharing your story. You're correct when you say that you are not alone and by sharing your story you help others understand this as well. You definitely have a heavy load to carry. If you haven't...
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Posted Heat To Reach 105 In The Valley - City Extends Hours of Cooling Facilities
in Your Turn to CareThe City of Los Angeles is extending the hours of designated cooling centers throughout the San Fernando Valley to cope with expected high temperatures. -
A recent study found that as caregivers become the surrogate decision makers for relatives who have dementia, many do not understand each other well when it comes to the values they hold about giving and receiving care.
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Hello FASHIONRB, I'm so sorry you're having such a difficult time securing and paying for long term care for you mom. It is terribly expensive. My first suggestion is to check the Maryland Department on Aging website, http://www.aging.maryland.gov/housing.html, to see...
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Dan, Thank you for sharing your story. I'm so sorry for the loss of your wife and daughter. It can be incredibly difficult to talk about our loved ones who have died but reading your comments and Michele's article I'm...
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Lisa, Thank you for sharing your story and how painful it is when a family member is the perpetrator in the financial abuse of a loved one. I commend you for harnessing your frustration along with the love for your...
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Thank you for the encouraging words. Your absolutely correct, new technology offers so many possibilities for seniors to stay connected and as our population continues to live longer new ways of living rich full lives....
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Hello WP, Thank you for your interest in this topic. Long term care insurance offers assistance with paying for long-term care needs that arise from a chronic illness or disability that leaves you unable to care for yourself for an...
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Thank you Xandre for sharing your story. You're correct when you say that you are not alone and by sharing your story you help others understand this as well. You definitely have a heavy load to carry. If you haven't...
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Thanks for your comment Wayne. Caregiving brings many challenges but keeping a focus on providing the best quality of life for our loved one helps us overcome. I also recommend watching Algerine Correia's story "Surviving Caregiving" on episode two, "Caregivers...
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Students produced their first multimedia project explaining who they are, what they feel and what they believe. The "Meet Me" exercise explores the student's personal, social and geographical connections, while introducing them to visual storytelling.
-
Posted Exploring Identity Through Storytelling and Map Building
in Youth Voices Professional DevelopmentHow can mapping uncover personal identity and stories? A group of educators explored the possibilities with the help of Departures Youth Voices and several community partners. -
The object the student shares and their explanation of its significance offers physical evidence of the personal link the students have with their neighborhood.
-
The loving relationship and the strong commitment Mr. Wilder and his daughter shared with each other highlighted the challenges and blessings of caregiving.
-
Students participating in The HeArt Project explored the history of Los Angeles, their memories, experiences, and their neighborhoods in search of the heart of the city. In the process highlighting the power of art to ignite a passion for creating and learning.
-
What would be included in the survival guide for your neighborhood? The HeArt Project students at the Del Rey Continuation High School come up with a unique twist.
-
There are over 45 million family caregivers in the United States. Let's take a moment to recognize their hard work and dedication.
-
A new screening test for Alzheimer's is showing promise and is being eyed as a way to highlight the growing incidence of the disease in the Latino Community.
-
Family caregivers and seniors are often surprised when they're confronted by what Medicare covers and what it doesn't. Many don't know they may have to pay monthly premiums, and additional out-of-pocket fees for some medical services.
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How can seniors continue to be mobile, conserve their independence, and take care of their daily necessities even after they've stopped driving? As the senior population grows so do their options.
