November is National Family Caregivers Month

Responsive caregiving is an act of selflessness and the outward expression of responsibility, duty, unconditional love and sacrifice.
Although there may be one designated caregiver, he or she cannot act alone!  Truly, no man (or woman) is an island!  It takes a community of support from family, friends, neighbors, church members, support groups and various agencies.  It is imperative to seek resources and services in order to honor loved ones with the best care, as well as to preserve the health and well-being of those entrusted to provide care.
For caregiver resources, visit:
Please join DREF in observing National Family Caregivers Month this November and make sure to register for the free webinar, Honoring the Caregivers: A Conversation on Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care and Community.

Wednesday, November 12  8pm EST, 7pm CST, 5pm PST

Use this link to register for the webinar:
Antoinette M. Rogers, Ph.D. is Director of Programs at Delta Research and Educational Foundation.  She also considers having been a caregiver to her father, uncle and aunts, one of the greatest honors.