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Dementia Home Care Training Graduations
 
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A Reason to Celebrate!

Congratulations for a job well done!


January 22, 2008 45-hour Dementia Home Care Graduates:
Carline Azor, Angelita Bandola, Almina Bryan, Felician Burgess-Wilson, Shurma Charles,
Marva Dickson, Roselande Dorval, Carol Hylton, Antoinine Ismael, Mari C. Josma,Veronica Landazuri,
Alicia Lopez, Rosemond McIntosh, Beverly Moore, Marlene Paul, Roel Pimentel,
LindalleToussaint,Veta Weekes, Dolita Yu

This extraordinary group of graduates had this to say about their training sessions:

I learned that the person with the disease should not be suppressed but rather encouraged
to express themselves.
   
This training is really an eye-opener.
   
“I never knew that so much help and support was practically at my fingertips.
   
“Thanks for offering this training and for being here.

— Nancy Lee Hendley,
Dementia Care Trainer


On April 3, 2008, eighteen home health aids successfully completed our 45-hour Dementia Home Care Training in Spanish. We value their commitment to improve their skills in order to offer the best possible care to those who depend on them. We wish to thank The New York Community Trust for their generous funding which made this training possible. In addition, we wish to thank League 1199/SEIU Training & Upgrading Fund for their support.


Iris Carrion de Rodríguez, Balbina Chavez, Norma Diaz, Dionisia Flores,
Juana Fuentes, Mercedes Galarza,Yudelka Gomez,Victoria Guzman, Elsa Herreras,
Ana G. Lopez,Teresa Montesdeoca, Freddy A. Moreta, Dora Ortega, Clara Reynoso,
Noemí Rodríguez, Luz Tavares, Felo Ventura, Pascuala Zamora

— Alison Reynoso,
Dementia Care Trainer

 

In NYC, tens of thousands of people with dementia are living at home and being cared for by Home Care Aides. The work of caring for people with dementia requires specialized skills and exceptional sensitivity. To prepare home care workers to become part of this much-needed, capable workforce, we at the NYC Chapter offer a variety of training programs. In calendar year 2007, more than 500 Home Care Aides received our dementia home care training.

— Della Frazier-Rios,
Senior Vice President,
Director of Education and Outreach

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