CaringTogetherSantaBarbaraCounty

Caring Together Santa Barbara County is a public awareness campaign aimed at increasing the ability of caregivers to self-identify as a “caregiver.”

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“Caregiving is a constant learning experience.” — Vivian Frazier

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Begin planning for disasters, emergencies, and Public Safety Power Shutoffs with @the_ILRC https://t.co/ITqNkwoZqf

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@AlzCaCentral has many different support groups for Family Caregivers on the Central Coast. https://t.co/5u3aTQpKxd

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On average, caregivers spend 23.7 hours per week providing care according to AARP

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Use the following room-by-room checklist to alert you to potential hazards and to record any changes you need to make to help keep a person with Alzheimer’s disease safe. https://t.co/wPDvwPkPJW

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“An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.” — G. K. Chesterton

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Developing and maintaining a care plan will help you balance both your life and that of the person to whom you are providing care! https://t.co/wo3mOKLTW2

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@AlzCaCentral is providing free online educational series covering several topics from care strategies and Alzheimer's basics. https://t.co/VWsqtnN3gd

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Those caring for someone age 65 or older also more often report their recipient has Alzheimer’s or dementia (32 percent vs. 27 percent of caregivers of someone age 65 or older in 2015). according to a study done by @AARP

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Do you or your loved ones need Health Insurance? Health Linkages can help!

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“Caregivers attract caregivers and live in a community of love. They are energized by their caring, fulfilled, and they love life.” ― Gary Zukav, author #FamilyCaregiver #CaringTogetherSBC

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Begin planning for disasters, emergencies, and Public Safety Power Shutoffs with @the_ILRC https://t.co/ITqNkwoZqf

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@AlzCaCentral has many different support groups for Family Caregivers on the Central Coast. https://t.co/5u3aTQ89FF

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Are you a family caregiver look for support? @FSAofSB offers free counseling, group support, and referral resources for family caregivers? Contact them today! https://t.co/WvVakUUUXi

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Alzheimer’s disease causes brain cells to die, so the brain works less well over time. This changes how a person acts. https://t.co/t5lqpDh26v

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“Love seeks one thing only: the good of the one loved. It leaves all the other secondary effects to take care of themselves. Love, therefore, is its own reward.” ― Thomas Merton, Trappist monk #MotivationMonday #Familycaregiver #CaringTogetherSantaBarbaraCounty

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Right Now is an initiative to address people’s feelings of grief, loss, and worry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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@AlzCaCentral is providing free online educational series covering several topics from care strategies and Alzheimer's basics. https://t.co/VWsqtnN3gd

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The average duration of caregiving is 4.5 years. Three out of 10 caregivers have provided care for 5 years or longer (29 percent), significantly more than in 2015 according to @AARP #Familycaregiver #SantaBarbaraCountyCaregiver #CaringTogetherSBC

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@CottageHealth Coast CareNav is a secure online solution for quality information, support, and resources for family caregivers of adults with chronic physical or cognitive conditions such as Alzheimer’s, stroke, Parkinson’s, and other illnesses.