What they call their work
What they do
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Advancing Geroscience Research and Translation 2 activities
- Advancing caregiver knowledge through scholarshipConducts research and scholarly work to expand the knowledge base on caregiving and improve caregiver support systems.
- Promoting innovation in caregiving through scholarly endeavorsUses research and academic initiatives to develop innovative approaches that improve the daily lives of caregivers and their care recipients.
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Caregiver Support for Dementia and Aging 1 activity
- Providing resources to support caregiver workforce retentionImplements programs that promote the provisioning of resources to caregivers to help sustain their participation in the workforce.
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Community Capacity Building & Leadership Networks 1 activity
- Supporting caregiver wellbeing through community and corporate partnershipsEngages community and corporate partners to support the wellbeing of caregivers, with a focus on strengthening support systems and improving caregiver outcomes.
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Who runs it
- FRANK D GROHNERT JD — DIRECTOR
- FRANK M CORSO JR — DIRECTOR
- FRANK PELLICCIONE — DIRECTOR
- JOHN F WAYNE — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
- LEIGH GERSTEIN — DIRECTOR
- NICHOLAS MARINO — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- COMMUNITY AND CORPORATE CARE PARTNERSHIPS Partner — Collaborates with community and corporate entities to support caregivers.
How they approach the work
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- CARE Pillars of Excellence Frameworkmethodology: CARE Pillars of ExcellenceBy organizing activities around the CARE pillars of Compassion, Resilience, and Empowerment, the organization fosters caregiver support and development because these values serve as a foundational framework that guides programming toward holistic and dignity-centered outcomes.
- Partnership-Based Support Networkmethodology: partnership-based support networkBy establishing community and corporate care partnerships, the organization produces holistic support for caregiver wellbeing across physical, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and socioeconomic dimensions because multi-sector collaboration extends reach and addresses interconnected needs.