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Resources are available through NYSOFA the NYS Office for the Aging, for caregivers and human resources professionals to support their workforces. Often people don't realize the extra steps they take to help a loved one is considered caregiving. Take a listen to this short video with tips and resources to avoid burnout. #caregiversupport #NYSOFA #resources

In keeping with this months theme on dignity, empathy and privacy, we discuss in more detail how these three pillars form the bedrock of compassionate and effective caregiving, ensuring that individuals receiving care maintain their sense of self-worth, are treated with understanding and compassion, and have their personal boundaries respected. To read the full article, click below https://lnkd.in/eXWQ6qPc #DignityInCare #QualityHomeCare #visitingangels

If you have taken on the role of primary caretaker of your loved one as they approach the end of life, you may be wondering what you can do to alleviate some common issues that arise in the last days and hours before death. Here are our tips for providing comfort when these common problems occur: https://lnkd.in/gDNBxGfz #EndOfLifeCare #CompassionateCare #PatientCare #Caregiver

Know someone with Multiple Sclerosis? Learn how to be a supportive friend or family member. Discover practical tips on communication, care, and self-care: https://bit.ly/3zQ3kZk #MSawareness #caregiver #support #homecare

Have you read our latest blog yet? 🤔 If not, you could be missing out on some great insight into how to identify when a loved one might need professional home care support. Here’s a quick snippet: Recognising when a loved one may need the support of professional home care services is difficult, but making this challenging choice is ultimately an act of compassion and responsibility. While it's natural to want to provide care personally, there are instances where professional assistance can ensure your loved one receives the best possible support. Ready to learn more? You can read the full blog here: 💻 https://loom.ly/z5rrvUw #Blog #HomeCare #CareGiver

Enhance your caregiving skills with our Care Certificate: Privacy and Dignity. Learn how to respect and maintain dignity in care. Enroll now! 🌟📚 #CareLearning #PrivacyAndDignity #CareCertificate #ProfessionalDevelopment #HealthcareTraining

Join us next week for “The Caregiving Crisis: How to Support Your Workforce Now and into the Future.” Both workers and workplaces are impacted by adult caregiving responsibilities. How can you help? Learn more and register for the webinar here >> https://lnkd.in/efr-YgZM

Join us next week for “The Caregiving Crisis: How to Support Your Workforce Now and into the Future.” Both workers and workplaces are impacted by adult caregiving responsibilities. How can you help? Learn more and register for the webinar here >> https://lnkd.in/efr-YgZM

When you're unexpectedly thrown into the caregiver role, it can feel overwhelming and intimidating. Here are some tips for getting through this time caring for a loved one: 1) Make a plan: Take the time to carve out a plan for taking care of your loved one that works for both of you. 2) Ask for help: Don’t be afraid to ask friends and family for support, even if it’s just a listening ear. 3) Take care of yourself: While you may be dedicating a lot of time caring for others, it’s important to make time for yourself too. 4) Be patient: Be gentle with yourself and the person you’re caring for. It won’t happen overnight, but you will make progress. It may be tough, but being a family caregiver can be very rewarding! #Caregiver #Support #Patience

📘 Download Adult Caregiving Guide Today! 📘 Caring for a loved one can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone. This comprehensive Adult Caregiving Guide offers simple steps to ensure your aging parent, spouse, or friend receives the right care. Download here - https://bit.ly/4bsfmpx #RightAtHomeEastBay #CaregivingGuide #CompassionateCare #CommunitySupport