Safe Transferring Techniques for Caregivers
If you are a family caregiver who helps an older adult move around the home, chances are you may have felt an achy back from doing so. Learning safe transferring techniques for caregivers is important not only for the safety of your loved one but for yours as well.
Signs of Compassion Fatigue in Family Caregivers
Also known as secondary traumatic stress, compassion fatigue is a term that describes the physical, emotional, and psychological impact of caring for others.
Benefits of In-Home Care in New York City
There are many benefits that in-home care can provide not only for seniors, but for family caregivers as well. These professional services offer personalized support to older adults and help reduce caregiving workload.
Helpful Tips for Aging in Place
Aging in place it's about growing old in a place you desire for your golden years. Here are some tips for older adults who wish to stay in their community for as long as possible.
Guide to Finding Best In-Home Care Services In NYC
In-home care services help older adults remain in their homes longer instead of moving to a nursing facility. Find the right in-home care provider with this guide.
How to Qualify for Medicaid in New York and What if You Don’t?
Many vital services are paid for by Medicaid coverage. Unfortunately, sometimes people who qualify for Medicaid are not aware of this.
Human Resources in NYC: Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities
Learn about the resources available for people with disabilities in NYC, including transportation, housing, employment, healthcare, and education.
Self-Care for Caregivers: 5 Easy Tips
Whether you're taking care of someone on a professional or personal level, check these easy tips on self-care for caregivers.
Social Services for Seniors in New York City
UJCES provides social services for seniors in NYC with the goal of empowering clients to overcome crisis, gracefully age in place, and maintain a dignified quality of life.
Finding Purpose and Meaning Through Volunteer Opportunities
When volunteer opportunities opened after the lockdown, the HASC Center stepped up to help a community in need.
This Volunteer Won't Let Anyone Go Hungry in the Lower East Side
From packing food to delivering meals, Martin is willing to do it all to help the Lower East Side's most vulnerable residents.
Tips for Caring for Aging Parents Remotely
Caring for aging parents from a long distance it’s especially stressful. But there's good news! You may be surprised at all you can do remotely.
How to Find Affordable Housing for Seniors in NYC
Finding affordable housing for seniors in NYC is not impossible. Learn how our Housing Specialists can help with the process of staying home and aging in place.
Depression in Seniors: Another Pandemic to Protect Against
It’s important to know the signs and symptoms of depression in seniors and more importantly, that you are not alone.
Mental Health for Seniors: Stay Active and Focused
Personal self-care and mental health for seniors are more important than ever. That's why we put together a list of small things you can do to cope.
How to Use Zoom: Stay Connected and Safe
Whether is for business and for pleasure (aka, staying sane during a pandemic), learn how to use Zoom and stay connected while safe at home!
Technology and Seniors: Free Tech Support for Older Adults
Learn more about the organizations that are working to close the gap between technology and seniors by offering free technical assistance.
How to Spot, Avoid and Report a Covid-19 Vaccine Scam
The risk of being the victim of a Covid-19 vaccine scam has increased quickly. Here are some recommendations to protect your personal information.
SNAP Benefits in New York: Who is Eligible?
Are you or someone you know elderly or disabled and in need of food assistance? Learn about SNAP benefits in New York, eligibility, and how to apply.
Covid-19: Staying Safe Before and Yes, After the Vaccine
We’ve put together answers to some commonly asked questions to help you stay safe even after you’ve been vaccinated.