Relatives caregivers from Adams, Clay, Nuckolls and Webster counties are invited to get a split June 24 and love some food, amusement, schooling and dialogue associated to the exclusive problems they face.
The 16th annual Working day of Caring for All those Who Care” is prepared for 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Chautauqua Park Pavilion in close proximity to Fifth Street and Laird Avenue. Topic for the working day is “It’s Summertime and the Residing is Uncomplicated.” The party and foodstuff are free for loved ones caregivers.
This year’s party will characteristic an 11 a.m. panel discussion on mental overall health for each caregivers and these whose needs they serve. Title of the discussion is “The Artwork of Not Slipping Apart.” Contributors are to contain Janelle Brock, a suicide avoidance outreach and educational specialist with the Veterans Affairs Nebraska-Western Iowa Overall health Treatment Program Michelle Kohmetscher with Bamboo Mind & Overall body Spa LLC Jessica Soucie, executive director of The Kensington Assisted Dwelling & Memory Guidance Group and Jay Towell, chaplain for AseraCare Hospice and Palliative Care in Grand Island.
The Day of Caring is introduced by the South Central Town Hall Caregiver Coalition, The Sunnyside Basis, the Hastings Community Foundation and Give Hastings Day. This year’s party originally was scheduled for April 23, but was postponed owing to the novel coronavirus condition, COVID-19, pandemic.
The event opens at 9:30 a.m., when numerous useful resource corporations and organizations will have their exhibits prepared for browsing. Brad Beahm of KHAS Radio will give the welcome at 10 a.m.
From 10-10:45 a.m., Tim O’Connor, a prosperity administration adviser with Equitable Financial institution in Grand Island, will existing “Finding Your Act Collectively,” a talk on financial, legal and close-of-lifestyle concerns.
Adhering to the psychological health panel dialogue, lunch in the pavilion will be catered by Murphy’s Wagon Wheel and Personalized Pack of Hastings. Ryan Martin, metropolis recreation superintendent, will welcome the audience to the park. Mike Anderson of Mike’s Music in Clay Middle will supply enjoyment.
From 1-1:45 p.m., Michelle Kohmetscher of Bamboo Thoughts & System Spa LLC will current “When All Else Fails … Choose a Mini-Vacation,” addressing the worth of self-treatment for caregivers.
The day will conclude with closing remarks and the caregiver grand prize giveaway.
To sign up, simply call 402-463-8124 or 402-463-1454 by Thursday.
More Stories
Gender-inclusive beauty products everyone will love
Derby Road Outlets Announces 5 New Additions To Its Diverse Assortment of Retail & Restaurants
German chancellor candidates experience off in 2nd Tv set discussion