What is the worth of a grumpy old man that he would deserve to be heard for the thousandth time about his buddy he’d lost in Vietnam? What is the qualification that that lady with the silver hair must have before I sit down and help her find the right puzzle piece?
With daily activities like sing-alongs, games, and meals, many participants have come to think of McKinley Community Care Center as a second home.
After completing a ten-year franchise agreement, owner Aysha Cooper is rebranding her adult day business as “McKinley Community Care”. The relaunched center will maintain the same location and staff while adding a more personalized touch.
Beginning this summer, participants at Snellville’s SarahCare, adult day care center will be experiencing activities under new leadership. This new leadership will continue to provide the same loving care the participants are accustomed to, but it will be offered by current employees who have been promoted to new positions within the organization.
Join us at a CareConnect session and paint the canvas of what your future needs look like.
What does your senior care look like?
By Aysha Cooper
SarahCare Snellville
Do you know how you would want your care to look like/feel like if you needed it? We plan to hear from some individuals in our community on this matter during focus group sessions scheduled in April and May called CareConnect.
Bridging the Gap
By Aysha Cooper
I was inspired to write about intergenerational programs after learning from a dear friend that lives in Denver about a program she implemented at her center called, Granny Does Graffiti.
The cost of caregiver stress can result in endless emotional distress and increased health problems. Like most caregivers I know and meet every day, they have no rest and no time for themselves.
Aysha Cooper is no ordinary business owner. For that matter, she is no ordinary mom, student or volunteer either. First and foremost, she is the best mom she knows how to be to her “almost 7” year old son. One of the most important parts of being the best mom she knows how to be is in setting a good example as a whole and well-rounded person.
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