How to Start a Neighbors Care Program (NCP)
How to Start a Neighbors Care Program (NCP)
Sat, Apr 8, 11:00 AM
PCOA Katie Dusenberry Healthy Aging Center • Tucson, AZ
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How to Start a Neighbors Care Program (NCP)
How to Start a Neighbors Care Program (NCP)
By PCOA
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Date and time
Thursday, February 9 · 10 - 11am MST
Location
PCOA Katie Dusenberry Healthy Aging Center 600 South Country Club Road Tucson, AZ 85716
About this event
Coretta Scott King said, “The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.”
Learn how you and your neighbors can contribute to a great community by exploring PCOA’s Neighbors Care Alliance at this informational session. The session will include highlights about the NCA’s 20-year history, an introduction to some of our diverse Neighbors Care Programs, a review of Neighbors Care Alliance recommendations and benefits, and answers for your questions. Allow us to journey with you—and your neighbors—to create a Neighbors Care Program in your neighborhood!
In accordance with CDC guidelines, masking at PCOA facilities is recommended and encouraged for staff, volunteers, and members of the public. Masks will be available if needed at our front desks. CDC recommends people at high risk of serious illness from COVID 19 discuss when they should wear masks and other precautions with their healthcare provider. PCOA representatives will gladly put on a mask at your request. For the time being, food will not be permitted to be served indoors at our facilities. Participants at in-person event(s) will be expected to adhere to distancing and safety guidelines as provided. For small or large group settings where 6 feet of physical distance cannot be always maintained, masks will be required. Guidelines for functions held in community sites not operated by PCOA may vary.
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