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Caregiving can become a full-time job fast. That’s why Caregiver Action Network created Planning for Care, a free webinar series with practical guidance for families.
Catch the session 1 replay, register for upcoming sessions, and share with someone who needs support. 🧡


#planningforcare #caregiversupport #familycaregiver #CaregiverResources #CaregiverActionNetwork #CaregiversSDCaregiving can turn into a full-time job overnight, and most families are expected to figure out legal, financial, and care decisions while already running on empty. 😵📋

That is exactly why Caregiver Action Network (CAN) created Planning for Care: a free webinar series built to give caregivers practical help, not vague advice.

If you missed the first session, now is the time to jump in. We are keeping the conversation going with expert guidance from Ileana Gonzalez, Heritage Wealth Group, Jeff Aidikoff, Bedsore.Law, and CAN’s Amera Bilal and Paola Zambrana on the questions caregivers cannot afford to ignore.

✅ Catch the replay for session 1
✅ Register for the next sessions
✅ Share this with someone carrying a lot right now

Because planning for care is not just about paperwork - it is about protecting your time, your money, your energy, and the people you love. 🧡

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Tag a caregiver. Tag a sibling. Tag a social worker. Tag a friend who is trying to hold everything together. 👇

#PlanningForCare #CaregiverSupport #FamilyCaregiver #CaregiverResources #CaregiverActionNetwork
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Caregiving can become a full-time job fast. That’s why Caregiver Action Network created Planning for Care, a free webinar series with practical guidance for families.
Catch the session 1 replay, register for upcoming sessions, and share with someone who needs support. 🧡
https://www.caregiveraction.org/planning-for-care/

#planningforcare #caregiversupport #familycaregiver #CaregiverResources #CaregiverActionNetwork #CaregiversSD
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AARP Fraud Expert, Paul Greenwood, and experts from the San Diego Elder Justice Task Force are hosting the Fighting Elder Fraud Community Forum.

• When: Wednesday, April 15th. 2026
• Where: One Safe Place in San Marcos, 1050 Los Vallecitos Boulevard, San Marcos, CA 92069
• Time: From 10 am to noon.

To sign up, call (877) 926-8300 or visit aarp.org/FightFraudCA.

#ElderFraudPrevention #ElderFraud #CommunityForum
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AARP Fraud Expert, Paul Greenwood, and experts from the San Diego Elder Justice Task Force are hosting the Fighting Elder Fraud Community Forum.

• When: Wednesday,  April 15th. 2026
• Where: One Safe Place in San Marcos, 1050 Los Vallecitos Boulevard, San Marcos, CA 92069 
• Time: From 10 am to noon. 

To sign up, call (877) 926-8300 or visit aarp.org/FightFraudCA.

 #ElderFraudPrevention #ElderFraud #CommunityForum

Join Southern Caregiver Resource Center for “Caring Through the Last Chapter,” a free in‑person workshop co-hosted by SCRC and UC San Diego – SMADRC. Learn about advance care planning, legal end-of-life documents, and funeral planning from local experts. Free parking and light refreshments provided.

When: Wednesday, May 13th 2026
Where: Roetter Hall, Good Samaritan Episcopal Church
Spots are filling fast! Reserve yours:

#caregiversupport #CaregiverWorkshop #SDIHSSPAWhether you’re currently a caregiver, professional, or planning ahead for the future - this is a can’t-miss event!

Join us for a FREE in-person workshop “Caring Through the Last Chapter” co-hosted by SCRC and UC San Diego - SMADRC featuring expert speakers from local organizations discussing advanced care planning documents, legal end-of-life documents and funeral planning. Free parking and light refreshments will be available.

When and where? May 13th – Roetter Hall at Good Samaritan Episcopal Church
Spots are filling fast! To learn more and to secure your spot:

#caregiversupport #SouthernCaregiverResourceCenter #endoflifeplanning #endoflifecare #caregivingservices #caregivingresources #olderadults #ucsd #nonprofit #SCRC #adrc #free #dementiacare #familycaregiver
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Join Southern Caregiver Resource Center for “Caring Through the Last Chapter,” a free in‑person workshop co-hosted by SCRC and UC San Diego – SMADRC. Learn about advance care planning, legal end-of-life documents, and funeral planning from local experts. Free parking and light refreshments provided.

When: Wednesday, May 13th 2026
Where: Roetter Hall, Good Samaritan Episcopal Church
Spots are filling fast! Reserve yours: www.caregivercenter.org/scrcworkshop

#caregiversupport #CaregiverWorkshop #SDIHSSPA

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  • Young and elderly woman

    Quality Service = Quality Care

    “Being able to care for her (Consumer) is such a great experience. She is a very independent woman and with my assistance she is able to live happily and independently. That in itself is a reward.”

  • Caretaking woman and elderly man

    Quality Service = Quality Care

    “I really enjoy being able to help other people. I’ve been a Provider for many, many years. It makes me very happy. I love my job!”

  • Two women outside

    Quality Service = Quality Care

    “My Provider has made a big difference in my life. Not being able to see is challenging, so having someone I can trust and rely on makes everything so much better.”

  • Nurse with arm around patients shoulder

    Quality Service = Quality Care

    “I appreciate my Provider for everything she does for me. Like peanut butter and jelly, we stick together. We are a team!”

  • Two men inside a home

    Quality Service = Quality Care

    “Making a difference in people’s lives, having a flexible work schedule and the ability to learn about other cultures are a few of the reasons I love working as a Provider.”

  • Two women smiling

    Quality Service = Quality Care

    “I feel secure knowing that my Provider will be there for me. She is caring, compassionate and trusting.”