Hoarding can create significant health, safety and quality-of-life concerns for older adults, their families and the professionals who serve them. This presentation will explore the signs and characteristics of hoarding, best practices for intervention and harm reduction, strategies for working collaboratively with individuals and community partners, as well as an opportunity for audience Q&A.
Our FREE HUD-approved homebuyer education class can teach you the important basics of the home buying process. We will provide you with the knowledge you’ll need to secure an affordable mortgage and buy the right house for you.
Join us virtually the second Wednesday of every month from 9 – 10 a.m. to learn more about Benjamin Rose and from President & CEO Orion Bell. Each month we will provide an overview of the programs and services we offer. Second Wednesdays are a great opportunity to network, learn about Benjamin Rose, and discover how you can get involved in our work.
For older adults living with a chronic condition, behaviors such as agitation, anxiety, resistance, or withdrawal may be a form of communication influenced by environment, emotions, or unmet needs. We may not be able to change the behaviors but we can change how we understand and respond to them.
Join us on Friday, October 16 from 6 – 8 p.m. for food, drinks and bingo! Presented by the Benjamin Rose Young Professional Council.
Our FREE Aging in Place: Know Your Housing Options course is designed to assess homes for safety, accessibility, and affordability; explore ways to use home equity to stay in the home; and discover housing options.
The risk inherent in many hoarding situations is high not only because the living environment is highly cluttered and often dilapidated but because the individual lacks the physical, psychological, and... Read more »
Our FREE HUD-approved homebuyer education class can teach you the important basics of the home buying process. We will provide you with the knowledge you’ll need to secure an affordable mortgage and buy the right house for you.
The conference will open with keynote speaker Fayron Epps, PhD, RN, a nationally recognized nurse researcher and leader in creating culturally relevant programs for people living with dementia and their... Read more »