By Beverly Nelson, Stand Up For Caregivers
Many communities are inadvertently leaving their oldest members behind, but we have the means and the responsibility to do what we can to make seniors’ lives safer, easier, and more comfortable. Here’s a look at how you and your family can make sure you’re supporting seniors in your neighborhood.
Meet Social Needs
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Make Sure They’re Safe in Their Home
10 Dangers of Seniors Living Alone
Help Them Evaluate Their Financial Assets and Value of Their Home
When Is the Right Time to Consider a Senior Living Community?
The Most Common In-Home Injuries for Seniors and How to Prevent Them
Find Ways to Save on Food Costs
Grocery Shopping Tips and Alternatives for Seniors
Where Does Costco Deliver? Costco Delivery Online Near Me
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Them Up for Open Heart Kitchen’s Senior Meal Program
As people get older, they need more and more support. Ask yourself, is your community meeting those needs? Remember to always look for ways you can do even just a little bit more for the needy people in your neighborhood.
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Beverly Nelson works as an office manager and is the primary caregiver to her
83 year old mother. She is the creator of Stand Up For Caregivers, which aims
to help protect and advocate for the health and well-being of adult caregivers.
Learn more at standupforcaregivers.org
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