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What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

Have you ever left your doctor’s office wishing you could have more time? How can you be effective and respectful of your doctor’s time and get answers you want? This class explores how to the make the most of your doctor visit. We will talk about: Strategies Ways to prepare Practical ways to participate in a doctor visit Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact ADRC Information & Assistance…

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

Learn About Resources available in the community from Karen Schnitzer, Community Services Case Manager and Chasity Charette, Aging & Disability Resource Specialist of the Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington.   Register in Advance for this Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xdiw-52WQtqduvh0W_D6Tg After registering, you will receive a link to join the webinar.

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is someone who, through attending a live informational session, learns about what it's like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends program to visiting someone who is living with dementia, every action counts. Anyone of any age can be a Dementia Friend-we all have a part to play in creating dementia friendly communities. Join a FREE Informational Session via Zoom to…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

You're invited to the official kick-off event for Dementia Friendly Clark County on September 21, 2021 from 11:00am - 1:00pm and September 24, 2021 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm. Both dates will be online via Zoom with no pre-registration required. To join, just follow one of the links below for the session date and time you choose: **September 21, 2021 from 11:00am - 1:00pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88133703789?pwd=OWZDeGFMWklLZ2hyanV1aHNUVWg3UT09   **September 24, 2021 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88578006008?pwd=bkVNTmdYOUYwOEhBTEIyS3N3M0NnQT09 Dementia Friendly Clark County is a new…

You're invited to the official kick-off event for Dementia Friendly Clark County on September 21, 2021 from 11:00am - 1:00pm and September 24, 2021 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm. Both dates will be online via Zoom with no pre-registration required. To join, just follow one of the links below for the session date and time you choose: **September 21, 2021 from 11:00am - 1:00pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88133703789?pwd=OWZDeGFMWklLZ2hyanV1aHNUVWg3UT09   **September 24, 2021 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88578006008?pwd=bkVNTmdYOUYwOEhBTEIyS3N3M0NnQT09 Dementia Friendly Clark County is a new…

Are you a senior who wants to stay independent or a family caregiver who wants to prevent your loved one from falling? We invite you to join us for a STEADI Fall Prevention workshop to learn how to recognize and reduce risk factors, make your home safer, mobility devices that can help prevent falls and much more. This workshop will be available by phone or online by Zoom. To register, contact ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144 or ClarkADRC@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Don’t wait for a crisis. Join the Advance Care Planning workshop to learn about health care options & sharing your wishes about the care you want if you cannot speak for yourself. This workshop will be available by phone or online by Zoom. To register, contact ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144 or ClarkADRC@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Join us on Zoom with your phone, tablet, or computer for a presentation on the Minor Guardianship Law that went into effect January 01, 2021. This new law, effective January 01, 2021, replaced the Nonparent/3rd Party Custody Law. The Minor Guardianship Law presentation will cover: How the new law impacts current nonparent/3rd party custody The new requirements to be approved as a guardian. The papers and process to file for guardianship of a What rights the parents and the child have under the…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Our ideas about wellness are individual. They depend on our values, beliefs, culture, likes, and life experiences. Many of us can agree, though, that personal wellness includes being as healthy and satisfied as we can be, in all areas of life, given our uniquely personal circumstances. Join Staying Well: Emotional Wellness and start learning to: • Evaluate and improve your emotional wellness. • Understand, respect, and manage feelings and attitudes. • Build a network of stronger, healthier, more satisfying relationships…

Are you a Kinship Caregiver raising a relative's child {or children) with special health or behavioral needs? Powerful Tools can help you manage the specific challenges you face. Six classes, held once a week, are led by experienced class leaders. You'll receive The Caregiver Handbook and be provided with information about additional resources, tools, and tips to help you thrive as a Kinship Caregiver. With Powerful Tools, you'll learn to: Take care of yourself while caring for someone else Communicate…

Are you a Kinship Caregiver raising a relative's child {or children) with special health or behavioral needs? Powerful Tools can help you manage the specific challenges you face. Six classes, held once a week, are led by experienced class leaders. You'll receive The Caregiver Handbook and be provided with information about additional resources, tools, and tips to help you thrive as a Kinship Caregiver. With Powerful Tools, you'll learn to: Take care of yourself while caring for someone else Communicate…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Are you a Kinship Caregiver raising a relative's child {or children) with special health or behavioral needs? Powerful Tools can help you manage the specific challenges you face. Six classes, held once a week, are led by experienced class leaders. You'll receive The Caregiver Handbook and be provided with information about additional resources, tools, and tips to help you thrive as a Kinship Caregiver. With Powerful Tools, you'll learn to: Take care of yourself while caring for someone else Communicate…

Are you caring for someone with dementia? Need a little help figuring it all out? Join us for some tips related to dementia caregiving. We will talk about: • What dementia is • Ideas on preparing for the road ahead • Developing our caregiver tool boxes • Communication issues • Creating routines Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact the ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144 or ClarkADRC@dshs.wa.gov.  

Are you a Kinship Caregiver raising a relative's child {or children) with special health or behavioral needs? Powerful Tools can help you manage the specific challenges you face. Six classes, held once a week, are led by experienced class leaders. You'll receive The Caregiver Handbook and be provided with information about additional resources, tools, and tips to help you thrive as a Kinship Caregiver. With Powerful Tools, you'll learn to: Take care of yourself while caring for someone else Communicate…

Are you a Kinship Caregiver raising a relative's child {or children) with special health or behavioral needs? Powerful Tools can help you manage the specific challenges you face. Six classes, held once a week, are led by experienced class leaders. You'll receive The Caregiver Handbook and be provided with information about additional resources, tools, and tips to help you thrive as a Kinship Caregiver. With Powerful Tools, you'll learn to: Take care of yourself while caring for someone else Communicate…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Are you a Kinship Caregiver raising a relative's child {or children) with special health or behavioral needs? Powerful Tools can help you manage the specific challenges you face. Six classes, held once a week, are led by experienced class leaders. You'll receive The Caregiver Handbook and be provided with information about additional resources, tools, and tips to help you thrive as a Kinship Caregiver. With Powerful Tools, you'll learn to: Take care of yourself while caring for someone else Communicate…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Learn about eligibility and supports and services available from the Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). Example of some services DDA offers: Early intervention for children birth to 3 Personal Care Respite Care Assistive Technology Employment Supports Residential Services Personal Emergency Response Home and Vehicle Modifications Other resources and services... Join us on Zoom with your landline phone, smartphone, tablet, or computer. Registration is required. To register, please contact Sarah Revord, Kinship Navigator, at 360-759-4317 or sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Are you caring for someone at home? Need a little help figuring it all out? Would you like to learn some practical skills and tips for helping with day-to-day personal care? We will talk about: • Activities of Daily Living • Creating Routines • Incontinence Issues • Equipment & Assistive Devices • Nutrition • Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact: ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144…

Presentation from three Apple Health plan providers: Molina Healthcare Amerigroup Community Health Plan of Washington Information on the different coverages available from each medical plan. Special benefits available to members of each medical plan, which may include: Costco memberships Boys and Girls Club memberships No cost GED Testing Weight Watcher Voucher Gift cards for preventative care Join us on Zoom with your phone, tablet, or computer. Registration is required. To register, please contact Sarah Revord, Kinship Navigator, at 360-759-4317 or sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

The brain is our most complex organ. It’s also one of the most important! Keeping the brain healthy is critical now and as you age. Join us as we learn about the basics of brain health, including ways to promote healthy aging and reduce potential threats to brain health. Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact: ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144 or ClarkADRC@dshs.wa.gov.  

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Did you know? 20% of Americans take 5 or more medications every day! Keeping track of your medications can be challenging. Join us as we explore some of the common causes of medication errors and challenges that many people face. We will also identify practical tips for medication management, including how to take back medicines that are expired or no longer needed. Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact:…

Are you caring for someone with dementia? Need a little help figuring it all out? Join us for some tips related to dementia caregiving. We will talk about: • What dementia is • Ideas on preparing for the road ahead • Developing our caregiver tool boxes • Communication issues • Creating routines Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact: ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144 or ClarkADRC@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Are you caring for someone with dementia? Need a little help figuring it all out? Join us for some tips related to dementia caregiving. We will talk about: • What dementia is • Ideas on preparing for the road ahead • Developing our caregiver tool boxes • Communication issues • Creating routines Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact: ADRC Information & Assistance at 360-694-8144 or ClarkADRC@dshs.wa.gov.

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Powerful Tools is a six-week workshop open to spouses, partners, adult children, and friends caring for a loved one at home. Classes provide you with tools and tips to better handle the unique challenges you face. Learn to: • Reduce personal stress • Communicate feelings, needs, and concerns to family members • Communicate more effectively with healthcare providers • Deal with difficult feelings • Master caregiving decisions • Take care of you *Please plan to attend all six (6) sessions!…

Are you caring for someone? Need a little help figuring it all out? Ever wonder what it means to “Get your affairs in order”? Confused by the different names of financial and healthcare documents? Join us for an overview of legal and financial planning. Learn about: • Powers of Attorney • Advance Care Planning • POLST forms • Trusts and Wills • Community resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To…

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

The Kinship Caregivers Support Group, offers Kinship Caregivers a safe place to: Connect with other caregivers Talk about issues and ways of coping Share feelings, needs and concerns Learn about Community Resources Registration is required as space is limited. Zoom Meeting details will be provided at registration. To register, contact Sarah Revord at phone number 360-759-4317 or by email at sarah.revord@dshs.wa.gov.

Are you caring for someone? Need a little help figuring it all out? Have you ever left your doctor’s office wishing you could have more time? How can you be effective and respectful of your doctor’s time and get answers you want? This class explores how to the make the most of your doctor visit. We will talk about: • Strategies • Ways to prepare • Practical ways to participate in a doctor visit Registration is required as space is…