What we've done for others, what we can do for you
HELPING SENIORS STAY INDEPENDENT MAY INCLUDE THE PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF DAILY LIVING: HOUSEKEEPING, RUNNING ERRANDS, MEDICATION REMINDERS, GROCERY SHOPPING, SNOW SHOVELING, ETC....IT ALSO MEANS PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO FULFILL THE EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL FACETS OF HIS/HER LIFE. We promote independence and provide support so they can continue doing the things that bring them joy.
Despite living in the middle stages of Alzheimer's Disease, D. enjoyed harvesting and carving sticks into walking canes. He enjoyed watching his projects come along day by day, and also had the opportunity to teach others his hobby.
T. is 97 years old, and has picked his own strawberries for decades. Now, he needs assistance walking out to the fields, getting up and down safely, and carrying 10+ quarts back to the car. For him, the experience of picking each strawberry individually, the smell of late spring air, and the straw beneath his knees is part of what it means to be alive.
OUR TEAM INCLUDES FOLKS WHO GARDEN, LANDSCAPE, AND PRUNE. WE CAN HELP RECOVER YOUR ESTABLISHED GARDEN from weeds, PLANT SOME NEW ADDITIONS, edge and mulch.
WE ARE AVAILABLE FOR DOG WALKING, PET SITTING, companion visits while you are at work
WHETHER YOU ARE SHORT ON TIME, RECOVERING FROM AN ILLNESS, OR IN NEED OF TRANSPORTATION, WE CAN TAKE CARE OF YOUR ERRANDS, BUY GROCERIES, AND PREPARE MEALS
Mrs. G, a retired teacher and farm stand owner, found so much joy and purpose through participating in daily activities despite living in later stages of dementia.
Healthy eating doesn't have to mean boring, sawdust-tasting food. We can find inspiring ways to spice up dietary restrictions or suggestions.