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Impact of Alzheimer’s And Dementia in our Community – Tuesday December 10th: 12n – 1:00p
Today, more than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s and over 11 million are their unpaid caregivers— an escalating health crisis that affects many in our community.
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Caregiving Assessment – Pilot Presentation Session
Tuesday, June 25th from 10a – 12 noon Join MGA as we support the process of developing a caregiving assessment through MGA member Carmel of CMK Home Care. The process will be broken down into three segments with time to offer feedback after each one. The tool is designed to help professionals in the field
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MGA Spring Mixer – A Statewide Networking Event: Wednesday May 15th: 12 noon – 1:00p
“State-wide virtual networking event for MGA news and collaboration.”
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Cultivating Cross-Cultural Communication in the Healthcare Workplace – Webinar: Thursday April 25th : 2p – 4p : 2 CE HOURS
Earn CE Units for $60 or get 25% off with MGA 2024 Membership.
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2023 annual meeting And Fall Presentation
The MGA 2023 annual meeting was held via Zoom on October 18th and presented in the following three parts: Panel Discussion, Virtual Networking, and MGA Business Meeting Surprising Opportunities at Councils on Aging Over the last 10 years, what used to be called “Senior Centers” have undergone a major transformation. While not all Centers have
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2019 MGA Annual Spring Forum on Aging
The MGA Annual Spring Forum, Creating Pathways to Advance the Field of Aging was held at the Non-Profit Center in Boston on April 25, 2019. Welcome – Senator Rebecca L. RauschKeynote – Kathleen Otte, Administration for Community LivingModerator – Christina Matz-Costa, Boston College School of Social Work Panelists: This year’s MGA Forum on Aging was
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2018 MGA ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE
The MGA Annual Spring Conference, Reframing Aging: Applying Communications Research to Advocacy Challenges was held at Lasell College on Friday, May 4, 2018. Mackenzie Price, PhD, presented findings from the FrameWorks Institute’s Reframing Aging Project and how to use reframing as a strategic approach to changing the public conversation about aging issues. Participants will explore
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2017 MGA ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE
The MGA Annual Spring Conference, What’s Next? Knowns and Unknowns…The Future of Care Transitions was held at Worcester State University on Friday, May 19, 2017. Welcoming Remarks delivered by:Annette Peele, Director of Community Programs, Massachusetts EOEARuss Pottle, Dean, WSU School of Humanities and Social Sciences Keynote SpeakerRobin Hynds, VP Care Continuums, Lawrence General Hospital Speaker
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