Podcasts about caring connections

Today I'm welcoming Diane Stone back to the show and she's talking about how to enjoy your life in your 70s and beyond! If you didn't experience Diane the first time, go back and watch her inspiring video "It's Never Too Late to Live your BEST Life"! You can also listen to podcast episode 145 here: In this new video / podcast Diane covers various topics including: ⭐ Paying it forward ⭐ Social Groups ⭐ Pickleball ⭐ Fun Games to Play ⭐ Hallmark Movies ⭐ Line Dancing Read more here: https://focusyourtime.com/bestlife/. You can find Diane here: Caring Connections - to join dial 978-990-5219 access code 8985041# ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Thank you for joining me on this personal growth journey!

The lovely Diane Stone is on the show today. Diane teaches an online class called "How to Life with Less Stuff" and also started a group called "Caring Connections" and she's going to explain how each of these things came about. Topics include:

Dr. Kathi R. Elliott, Chief Executive Officer at Gwen's Girls, joins the show to discuss resources for young girls and their "Caring Connections' program. 

Thank you Nichole McGahey & Tia Ewing for joining me on the Born To Talk Radio Show Podcast. Caring Connections. Nichole is the President of Caring Connections and Tia is a member of the Executive Board. The Caring Connections Collaborative is a powerful non-profit partnership between Bellflower Unified School District, CA, and the community.  The...

And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28   Tracey Glenn is a child of God, adoptive mom, author, and co-founder of Caring Connections for Special Needs LLC. She has a heart for God, kids, and all God's creatures.    Listen in as Sandra Flach, host of our Orphans No More podcast, chats with Tracey about her adoption journey and her soon to be released book, Gathering the Wayward Heart.   Please be sure to subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share it on your social media.   Links mentioned in this episode: sandraflach.com justicefororphansny.org BrandedinFaith.com

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Friday, July 30, 20214:20 pm: Jeffrey Tucker, author and contributor to Real Clear Markets, joins the program for a conversation about the Center for Disease Control's flip flop on mask mandates over the Delta variant of the coronavirus could mean a full discretization of the organization4:38 pm: Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies joins Rod to discuss why he says the United States should withdraw from the United Nations refugee treaty because is the root of the current border crisis6:05 pm: David P. Carter, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah joins the show to discuss why he says in a Salt Lake Tribune op-ed piece that the options the Utah Department of Transportation has provided for helping solve transportation issues in Little Cottonwood Canyon are nothing more than taxpayer funded gifts to ski resorts6:20 pm: Katherine Supiano, Director of the Caring Connections program at the University of Utah joins Rod to discuss how to seek help when you've lost someone to suicide.The interview is part of the LIVE ON suicide prevention campaign6:35 pm: We will listen back to Rod's conversations this week with Lavar Webb of Utah Policy on why you can get the Covid-19 vaccine and still be a good conservative, and (at 6:50 pm) with Utah County Clerk/Auditor Josh Daniels on what voters should know going in to the municipal elections

The pandemic exacerbated isolation and loneliness for older adults. To combat these health issues, the Council on Aging of Central Oregon launched the Caring Connections program last year. Through phone calls, the program connects adults 60 and older experiencing isolation with volunteers. Emily Freeman is a program outreach manager for the council. Joyce Parker is a client of the program and is matched with Roberta Nye, a program volunteer. They join us with details on Caring Connections and what's next as COVID-19 restrictions ease in the state.

In today's episode I'm joined by Steph Stanhope. She shares her new project, creating caring connections, and the importance of connecting with ourselves and others at the moment.To find out more about Steph Stanhope and creating caring connections, you can find her over on instagram - @creatingcaringconnectionsI hope you have enjoyed today's episode, please share with your contacts. Don't forget to tag us! @musica_cicDon't forget, we still have spaces on our free introduction to music in dementia care online course. Sign up over at https://musicamusicandwellbeing.thinkific.com/courses/free-music-in-dementia-care-course

Natalie Peace—A former wingman advocate from Hill Air Force Base, Peace partnered with Caring Connections to develop and facilitate support groups for suicide survivors in Layton and Ogden, with special outreach to military families. “Grief work ultimately is about finding that new normal and living life without a loved one we have lost,” she says. “I find in my work that many things that hold us back in life are attached to some sort of loss. I am blessed to be a guide to those walking the most difficult path—a personal grief journey.”

The theme is Ascension Alignment.... I'm going LIVE for this week's channeled message. Special Super New Moon Ritual, Guided Meditation, Healings & Activations. Of course there will be a few cards to assist the collective energy. If you have a prayer request, please put it in the comments below! Cards Start 12:12 #14 Caring Connections #3 Blossoming Abundance Reflect Dioptase - Heart Healing Super New moon meditation 29:00 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/24k-healing/message

The International Day of Hope and Healing After Loss, this is a first-of-a-kind, virtual experience bringing together major organizations and leaders in the field devoted to supporting the bereaved. Our […] The post Caring Connections a National Strategy for Grief: COVID-19 and Beyond appeared first on Open to Hope.

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Hear tips for navigating your grief during the holiday season. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Katherine Supiano who is a Professor at the University of Utah College of Nursing and Director of Caring Connections.

Hear tips for navigating your grief during the holiday season. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Katherine Supiano who is a Professor at the University of Utah College of Nursing and Director of Caring Connections.

Hear tips for navigating your grief during the holiday season. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Katherine Supiano who is a Professor at the University of Utah College of Nursing and Director of Caring Connections.

Hear tips for navigating your grief during the holiday season. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Katherine Supiano who is a Professor at the University of Utah College of Nursing and Director of Caring Connections.

On this week's Mental Health Monday, Mick Coyle was joined by Paul Growney from Caring Connections to discuss The Barbara Bettle Foundation. The Foundation has been set up to support members of the Knowsley community who have been affected by suicide, and to raise awareness of support services & community programmes for individuals who may be feeling suicidal. For more information, visit: caringconnections.org.uk (https://www.caringconnections.org.uk/) Originally broadcast 4th November 2019. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @CaringConnect1. Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Crossroads Campus is a nonprofit that uses the healing power of the human animal bond to bring hope and opportunity into the lives of young adults and to rescue homeless dogs and cats who have ended up in our city shelter. We do much of our work through our social enterprise, Crossroads Pets- Shop & Adopt. Through helping us run our pet retail store, working with our groomers, and caring for our adoptable dogs and cats our young people gain work readiness, job skills, confidence and empathy all of which are critical to their efforts to move toward sustainable futures. Upstairs from the store, we have created a pilot-scale affordable housing program, and we have found that pairing housing with employment through social enterprise is an effective way to bring stability into the lives of young adults.Giving young people the opportunity to care for homeless animals can be life changing for both. We offer those opportunities through our job-training program and our humane education outreach program, Caring Connections.     Our approach to working with young adults is comprehensive and long-term...we offer job-training, housing, and wrap around support services. Our Crossroads Pets store (social enterprise), located in Germantown, provides quality pet products and grooming services for the public, job-training and jobs for young adults who need to connect to the workforce, and adoptions for homeless dogs and cats. When people shop and groom with us the money, they spend caring for their pets helps young people and homeless pets.  We've recently launched a new social enterprise, a dog treat bakery. We're making healthy, guitar shaped, dog treats in partnership with a company called Mod Squad Mutt, and that business is growing quickly.New Initiatives: We have major expansion project underway. We purchased an acre of property in North Nashville earlier this year and that will allow us to create 22 additional units of affordable housing and to expand our social enterprise businesses so we can offer more job-training and jobs. We'll also use the new site to expand our animal welfare programs. Learn more: https://crossroadscampus.org

Carrie Bears teamed up with Caring Connections at the University of Utah to make over 400 grief/comfort bears for all of the FDNY, NYPD and Port Authority families of 9/11 in 2001. Carrie just went this past weekend to New York. She reconnected with some of the widows at the Engine 54 firehouse. They still have their bears and still find comfort in holding them

Bobby Maddex interviews Chaplain Patrick Tutella and Jason Irwin, the individuals behind both the organization Caring Connections in Corrections and the new book In the Shadow of the Forty-Foot Wall.

Bobby Maddex interviews Chaplain Patrick Tutella and Jason Irwin, the individuals behind both the organization Caring Connections in Corrections and the new book In the Shadow of the Forty-Foot Wall.

Tips on breast cancer prevention along with resources in the greater Bangor area from Suzanne Brunner, executive director of Caring Connections (http://www.bangory.org/caringconnections). In our "Ask Mabel" segment, Terry Marley-ReRosier, WHCNP answers questions about pap tests, vaginal infections and abortion care for minors.

Kathy is a clinical Social Worker and Director of Caring Connections, an organization of hope and comfort for the grieving.