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Aging Board Agenda - September 12, 2023
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joy, it is a volunteer dense, 1-1 ratio in a peer fashion. Participants are called friends. They are <br /> engaged in a safe environment where they can use their intellect. <br /> d. Volunteers go through multiple trainings. <br /> e. Memory Cafe provided a sampler of R Place, to introduce the program, it was very well <br /> received, see the video here: https://youtu.be/OPQpkAwZawQ?si=zbyUzFSr78NXPT-- . We are <br /> hoping to share this model with our faith-based communities to serve their congregants. <br /> Respite for All is meant to be a church-based service with its own built in volunteer pool. <br /> f. R Place information will be emailed to Aging Board members. <br /> g. Jeff commented that many stoke survivors would love your service of R Space. You don't have <br /> to be living with dementia, rather living with brain challenges. Jeff is a great resource for <br /> information on aphasia or stroke survivors. <br /> h. Anytime you want to come, let Janice know and she will make sure you have a spot. <br /> 14. Direct Care Worker Awards— Kim Lamon-Loperfido <br /> a. Kim shared the 2023 Senior Health Advocacy and Resource Partners of Orange County (SHARP) <br /> Direct Care Worker Awards (DCWA) flyers. The Awards Ceremony will be held on Thu, Nov 9, at <br /> the Seymour Center from 4:30—6 p.m. <br /> b. Nominations are now open and will remain open until Oct 4. Nominees must be direct care <br /> workers serving in OC in the past year. Open to family, private and professional nominators. <br /> Nominate online or a paper application, see details here: <br /> https://www.orangecountync.gov/249/SHARP-Direct-Care-Worker-Awards. Cash prizes for the <br /> named award honorees. <br /> c. Award Categories: <br /> i. Client Impact- Frequently recognized or praised for their efforts that make an impact on <br /> the quality of their client's lives. <br /> ii. Going the Extra Mile - Passionate about providing extraordinary care to their clients in <br /> ways that exceed expectations. <br /> iii. Leadership - Serves as a role model and demonstrates teamwork and willingness to help <br /> other direct care workers and staff. <br /> iv. Longevity- Has performed work as a caregiver each year for the last 10 or more years <br /> and plans to continue working in the field. <br /> v. Rising Star- Has been a caregiver for less than three years and demonstrates enormous <br /> promise in the profession. <br /> d. DCWA Alums will be apart of the review committee for award selections. Please help us get the <br /> word out about nominating deserving care workers and that we are soliciting for swag bag item <br /> for all nominees. We want to be sure everyone feels honored. The OC County Manager,Janice <br /> and a BOCC representative will speak at the awards ceremony. <br /> 15. New Project EngAGE class—Class Six—Starts on Sept. 13—Sheane McPherson <br /> a. Shenae reported that the new Project EngAGE (PE) class will have 13 participants. Her team is in <br /> the process of wrapping up last-minute details and sending them to participants, speakers and <br /> County tour locations. The class will start tomorrow, Wed., Sep. 13 at the Passmore Center. <br /> b. Shenae stated that over half of the people at today's Aging Board meeting will be speakers at <br /> some point during the 13-week course. She thanked everyone for agreeing to speak. <br /> c. Everyone is looking forward to leading the class through the program. It has been 4 years since <br /> we had our last PE cohort. We are happy to see new faces representing OC. <br /> d. The curriculum is based on key areas that we want our older adults to know about and then <br /> they go back into their communities to share what they have learned. We evaluate the program <br /> and see if there are topics that we need to adjust. When changes are made to the resources <br /> and information, we send previous graduates those new resources to share in their <br /> communities as well. <br />
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