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Nursing In support, the California Department of Aging (CDA) launched the "Start the Conversation" campaign to encourage and support connections, helping older adults, adults with disabilities, family caregivers, and loved ones connect with the wide variety of aging services offered in California.
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- In support, the California Department of Aging (CDA) launched the "Start the Conversation" campaign to encourage and support connections, helping older adults, adults with disabilities, family caregivers, and loved ones connect with the wide variety of aging services offered in California.
- The enhanced Aging in California Resource Guide , in print and online this month, provides Californians a starting point to connect with information and support.
- "Older Californians offer so much to our state, and California offers a variety of resources to support this growing population," said CDA Director Susan DeMarois.
- "The theme of connection is an excellent reminder for us all to reach out and connect with the older adults in our lives.
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Ageing As the holiday season approaches and families gather, the California Department of Aging (CDA) encourages families to have important conversations about aging.
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- As the holiday season approaches and families gather, the California Department of Aging (CDA) encourages families to have important conversations about aging.
- CDA has released an updated aging resource guide to help Californians ask the right questions and help inform decisions about older loved ones’ well-being.
- “The holiday season is a time when families naturally come together, and it's an opportunity to check in on friends and relatives,” said CDA Director Susan DeMarois.
- “Our aging resource guide is designed to help families start an open and honest conversation about aging and share ideas and resources to help them begin planning for the future.”
WHAT THE GUIDE OFFERS: Start the Conversation: California’s Aging Resource Guide helps kickstart dialogue with relatives and shares information on a wide range of topics like immunizations, disaster preparedness, and overall well-being.
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Canyon del Oro High School This holiday season, Mom or Dad may seem differentmore frail, forgetful, or confused than during your last get-together.
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- This holiday season, Mom or Dad may seem differentmore frail, forgetful, or confused than during your last get-together.
- A family members disability or memory loss may mean that your role in the family will change as their need for care increases.
- The holidays offer an important time to recognize the role of family caregivers and ensure they have the support they need.
- As you celebrate family this holiday season, remember there are many resources available to help navigate the aging journey with your loved ones.
