Meredith Wong, Manager of Connect2culture® -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cultural Resources in NYC Planning a visit to a museum can be a challenge. How to get there? What are transportation options? Where to go once you’ve arrived? When trying to answer these and similar questions, caregivers may decide not to visit a cultural institution or participate in a program simply because it’s logistically difficult. To offset this, museums try to mak [...]

Continue Reading

Lou-Ellen Barkan Founding Director -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Becoming an Informed Donor Early in my career, I had a mentor who gave me some priceless advice. I was working through my first major project when Paul stopped by to see how I was doing. I updated him and shared my accomplishments, but I didn’t disclose the difficulties I was having. Paul was a senior executive with years of experience.  He saw right through me.  “Do you want t [...]

Continue Reading

Ways to Give Giving by Check Please make checks payable to CaringKind and mail to: 360 Lexington Avenue, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10017 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Online/Credit Card [Click here](/give) to Donate online or call 646-744-2900. We accept MasterCard, Visa, and American Express. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Giving by Check Please make checks payable to CaringKind and mail to [...]

Continue Reading

Dear Friends, CaringKind plays a leading role in providing much-needed support and care for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. To support their needs, we advocate for the advancement of research, we partner with the medical and scientific community and we participate in clinical trials. Our public awareness campaigns and advocacy efforts ensure that elected officials at the local, state and national levels understand the challenges faced by families [...]

Continue Reading

Serene Nie Social Work Supervisor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tools for Saving Lives Driving is a particularly challenging area to manage following a dementia diagnosis. Access to a car represents independence. Taking it away may feel disrespectful and punititive. But independence must be balanced against the safety of both the individual and the community. A physician can provide guidance on the individual’s ability to drive, but as the di [...]

Continue Reading