Santa Rosa Beach 6th Grader Speaks Out
A Santa Rosa Beach, FL 6th grader speaks out on Youth Caregiving and wins 1st place in her class for her critical thinking: Her mom doesn't want any flack as she reaches out to help us.
A Santa Rosa Beach, FL 6th grader speaks out on Youth Caregiving and wins 1st place in her class for her critical thinking: Her mom doesn't want any flack as she reaches out to help us.
BECON TV prepared this Dr. Stephen Goldstein interviewed Dr. Siskowski and several caregiving youth. This hour-long program is in Flash format (flv) and can be downloaded here.
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Geoff Morrell of ABC News describes the lives of Francis Arthur and Maggie Ornstein. Francis is a high-school aged caregiver, and Maggie, now in her twenties, has been a caregiver since high school. Gail Gibson Hunt of the National Alliance for Caregiving and Professor Saul Becker, University of Birmingham England also appear in the clip. Click on the picture below to view the clip.
Frances Shani Parker, author of "Becoming Dead Right: A Hospice Volunteer in Urban Nursing Homes,” writes the Hospice and Nursing Homes Blog. Topics include news, practices, and insights related to eldercare, hospice and palliative care, nursing homes, dementia, caregiving, death, bereavement, and seniors in America. Research, images, and videos are used often. The hospice philosophy supports quality end-of-life care. The butterfly is the hospice symbol of transition between life and death. On August 14, 2010 she posted the folowing article and video about Help for Children Who are Caregivers. You can read the blog and view the video by clicking on the link below.
http://hospiceandnursinghomes.blogspot.com/2010/08/help-for-children-who-are-caregivers.html
Take a minute to see what's going on.
A 2009 Purpose Prize was awarded to Connie Siskowski. The Purpose Prize video contained segments about all the winners. You can see the AACY srgmernent in the video below.
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"Grown Up Kids", once funded, will portray the lives of several youth caregivers over a period of time to show how,with the recognition and support of the Caregiving Youth Project, their lives change(Link to CYP site). The production will ultimately be natioanlly aired on PBS. The Palm Beach County Education Commission is serving as the fiscal agent for the film production. Please view the trailer below. You can learn more about award-winning Robyn Symon at www.symonproductions.com.
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Diana Oliva Cave and Pam Belluck of the New Your Times have report on
"ROLE REVERSAL: When a child becomes a caregiver"
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Ann Marie Glaviano has lupus. And from the age of 10, her son has been her caretaker.
"When my mom got sick, my life totally changed because I was no longer just the child in the family," says Vincent. "I had to be a pseudo-parent."
Read the rest of the story and watch the video at www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12188835/
AT&T has donated $100,000 to the Caregiving Youth Project to provides Caregiving Youth with computers and Internet access.�
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