Program of the Month (August)
August 27, 1-3 pm A Caring Place is sponsoring an Ice Cream Social and Resource Fair. The Lions Club of Lexington will be there to conduct vision and hearing screens on kids and adults. Ice cream galore with all the condiments and all is FREE!!!!!!! If you want to listen to music and play some great games, and maybe a few arts and crafts, then come and see us!
1870 Armstrong Mill Rd, Lexington. Rain or Shine!
August 27, 1-3 pm A Caring Place is sponsoring an Ice Cream Social and Resource Fair. The Lions Club of Lexington will be there to conduct vision and hearing screens on kids and adults. Ice cream galore with all the condiments and all is FREE!!!!!!! If you want to listen to music and play some great games, and maybe a few arts and crafts, then come and see us!
1870 Armstrong Mill Rd, Lexington. Rain or Shine!
Telephone Comfort Care and Home Visits It is amazing how friendships can be built by a telephone call. If you feel isolated, or long for someone to chat with, then you may benefit from a call to chat two or three times a week. People have bonded, and relationships maintained for years. So be a phone pal, see if this works for you. 
Read On!
We provide reading enjoyment to third graders by reading a book with them over the phone or by zoom. This engagement between young and old brings meaning into both lives. Testimonials indicate both child and reading buddy find this a satisfying and enjoying activity. Training is provided, if you would like to be a reading buddy! Death Cafe
Death Cafes are an open space for conversations about dying. Discussions can cover the gamut, but the topics come from the participants. Some will talk about losing loved ones or fear of dying, others may reflect on the ethics of euthanasia, beliefs about life after death, their hoped-for legacy, or how they wish to be remembered. The Death Cafe is a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief-support or counseling session. We invite you to join us and give it a try. You may leave the Zoom meeting at any time. Here is the link to a recent discussion with a guest speaker. To register and obtain a zoom link, please email Don Rapske. |
Welcome Center
We are working with the Youth Movement Against Alzheimer's at the University of Kentucky and have implemented a Virtual Welcome Center. Currently we meet every Weds and Sat at 10 a.m. for one hour. Our zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8592728515 Meeting Code: 1111 Come join us!!!!
Movement
Therapy and Meditation Classes Moving, stretching and meditating: Primary stress busters. Every Tuesday a qualified instructor holds a Tai Chi class at noon for 30 minutes. In a Wheelchair? Have problems with Balance? No problem, we can accommodate as all of our Tai Chi is done sitting down. Every Tuesday at 12:30, a qualified instructor holds a class which teaches the participant how to meditate or be mindful. You'll want to take a nap after this class lol. Please check out our YouTube Channel to learn more! One of our Tai Chi Classes can be found here. |
