Sami Reed Founder of Elevate Community Wellness & Chef Dusko provided a couple of recipes in case you missed our conference!
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Join us for our 20th Anniversary C.A.L.M. (“Caregivers Are Learning More”) Conference!Despite the COVID-19 pandemic...THE SHOW MUST GO ON!
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Join our director Dr. Donna Benton and Dr. Kylie Meyer from the UT Health San Antonio Caring for the Caregiver Program (UTHSA CCP) on Tuesday, November 24th, 2020 at 10:00 AM (Pacific Standard Time) for the Something to be Thankful for: Introducing KINDER! webinar. Learn about this new online program…
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Influenza (flu) is a highly contagious virus that spreads easily, and can have serious impacts on aging adults, and people with chronic conditions. The best protection against flu is getting vaccinated, and it is recommended that everyone aged 6 months or older get the flu vaccine each year. Here you…
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Our dedicated team at GAP are passionate advocates who believe every time we positively impact one child or one caregiver, we are one step closer to changing our community.
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Listen to Dr. Donna Benton director of our center and a panel of professionals discuss how systemic racism impacted their personal caregiving experiences. Hear how resilience helped them to continue and allowed them to heal.
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The CARES Act relief initiative now allows taxpayers to deduct up to $300 of their cash donations to qualifying organizations without itemizing deductions.
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LA vs Hate is a community-centered creative campaign to encourage and support all residents of Los Angeles County to unite against, report, and resist hate.
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Last Friday, the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations (LACCHR) released its annual account of hate crimes reported throughout Los Angeles County in calendar year 2019.
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To prevent future spread of COVID-19, Dr. Davis reminds L.A. County it is best to celebrate at home with your household, however, if you are going to host or attend a private gathering, it must adhere to the following Public Health protocols.
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