Connecticut Public Radio visited La Casa Bienvenida early last week and captured our Hispanic elders receiving a presentation on Alzheimer’s disease from the Alzheimer’s Association.
Maria Canales, community educator at the Alzheimer’s Association, spoke in Spanish to about thirty attendees and emphasized how this disease affects not only the patient, but their whole family.
It was a successful and informational event for our elders and community. To read the article please visit ctpublic.org.
Connecticut Public Radio visited La Casa Bienvenida early last week and captured our Hispanic elders receiving a presentation on Alzheimer’s disease from the Alzheimer’s Association.
Maria Canales, community educator at the Alzheimer’s Association, spoke in Spanish to about thirty attendees and emphasized how this disease affects not only the patient, but their whole family.
It was a successful and informational event for our elders and community. To read the article please visit ctpublic.org.
The 3rd Annual Summer Bash at Fulton Park with Waterbury Health Department was a successful day filled with activities, including free food,
On May 1, we participated in the Community Access and Equity Fair at the State Armory in Hartford, CT! Participants were able
The Grant Working Group for RRaíces were invited to not only attend but to present at the Nellie Mae Advancing Community School
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