This Lunch and Learn training is sponsored by Noble Credit Union. Noble will discuss best practices when helping a loved one take care of their finances. This discussion will include online banking, joint accounts, power of attorneys, conservatorships, beneficiaries, and trusts.

This class is for VCRC clients only. We will be reading “The Accidental Caregiver’s Guide: The Took Kit For Navigating The Healthcare Systems And Aging In Place” by Winn Merwin PT, DPT.

“Downsizing: When & how to let go of things” is a class presented by Valley Caregiver Resource Center. Our guest speaker Rebecca Scott, Realtor & Attorney at Law will be talking about tips while being overwhelmed and tips to help with downsizing.

A six-week series for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. This class teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers, and make difficult caregiving decisions.

A six-week series for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. This class teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers, and make difficult caregiving decisions.

A six-week series for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. This class teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers, and make difficult caregiving decisions.

A six-week series for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. This class teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers, and make difficult caregiving decisions.

A six-week series for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. This class teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers, and make difficult caregiving decisions.