This program is designed to help families understand concerning or challenging behaviors from a loved one with dementia.
Learn about Medicare and SHIIP programs that may offer benefits to your aging parents and become a more informed advocate for your parents’ health and medical care and service coverage.
This program will help adult children prepare for and hold conversations with their aging parents about legal and financial issues, driving, and independent living.
Become more knowledgeable about the full array of services and resources available in the local community--both for people who are aging and their caregivers.
This program is designed to help adult-children and their families learn to communicate more effectively so they may express their concerns, more appropriately share the workload, make decisions collaboratively and, in general, care for their aging parents as a more balanced family unit.
Learn about mental health issues that are frequently associated with aging, recognize the characteristics and potential causes, and learn tips for communicating with loved ones and professionals to effectively manage the symptoms.
Medicare Fraud impacts your loved ones pocketbook, compromising their health. This presentation shows How you can help in the fight against medicare fraud.
Learn about movement and mobility challenges as loved ones age and gain specific and practical tips and tools for preventing falls in the home and in the community.
This program is designed to help adult-children recognize the signs of compassion fatigue and learn some strategies and resources for managing and reducing the condition.
This program will help you gain a better understanding of what dementia is and how it may affect your loved one. Learn how best to approach diagnosis, the next steps to care, and create a care team and solvent care plan.
This program will help adult-children understand movement and mobility challenges as loved ones age and offer specific and practical tips for preventing falls in the home and in the community.
Most caregivers find themselves mentally, physically, and spiritually exhausted at some point. Learn to recognize the signs of "compassion fatigue", find balance, and learn some strategies and resources for taking care of yourself so you can continue to care for your loved one.
Information, resources, support and community for adult-children as they care for their aging parents and for themselves.
ACAPcommunity
PO Box 8278
Morganton, NC 28680
Tel: (877) 599-ACAP (2227)
Email: info@ACAPcommunity.org
formerly United Church Homes and Services
