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Mission is to provide neighborly volunteers who help our communities' elders
live safely and comfortably in their own homes as long as they are able and
participate meaningfully in the life of their community through a variety of
activities that enhance the quality of their lives.Latest News
March 4-6-
Shari Streit, our Health & Wellness Coordinator, and Rose Mary Jarnot completed
training in the Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management process and already
have groups sessions scheduled. (Call 746-9960 for information) They are among
only a handful who are trained in
Feb. 27-
Regular monthly Board meeting. Jeff reported that we are 110% over budget so far
for our Annual Appeal! Thank you to everyone for your support. At the meeting we
also continued comparing our programs and practices to the
Principles for Nonprofit Excellence, a
standard set by the Minnesota Council for Nonprofits. We also reviewed the
Transform 2010 themes for
Feb. 22- We had
professionals here from the Memory Disorders Clinic in
Feb. 20- Meeting of the MnDOT New Freedom Grantees. We are being reimbursed now under this grant for rides our volunteers provide older adults for medical appointments or needs.
Helping Hands Outreach to Elders
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