Volunteering Is Good for You!
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month! Volunteers are the lifeblood of everything we do, and we could not provide the services that we do without them. In April we celebrate and […]
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Ladies Luncheon
Don’t Miss Your Chance to Have Lunch with the Leading Ladies of Sparkling Wine! A few seats have just opened up for our upcoming Ladies Luncheon at Domaine Carneros on […]
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ADRC Emerging Status
Connections Napa County: Napa County’s Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) advances to “Emerging” Status Our Emerging ADRC’s Advisory Committee is comprised of the following organizations: Advisory Council on Aging […]
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PACE—A Unique Approach to Care, is Growing in Our Community
“PACE provides comprehensive and coordinated care to our participants by a team of highly skilled professionals who understand what matters most to our participants,” sats Celine Regalia, Director of Operations. “We bring them relationship and provide them the dignity and compassionate care that all elders deserve to help them age in place in their home and their community.”
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10 Tips for Lowering Holiday Stress
The weather is cooler, the scents of pine and cinnamon fill the air and holiday music has begun its annual takeover of radio stations. Holidays are a joyous time, meant […]
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One Pair of Shoes Can Save a Life
Originally published in our Fall 2024 Connections Newsletter For the last 10 years, the only shoes PB was able to wear were Crocs because it was hard to find shoes […]
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Navigating the Waves of Grief
Originally published in our 2023 Gratitude Report In 2022, we conducted a Community Grief Support Needs Assessment. One of the key findings was that there was a lack of community […]
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Give!Guide 2024 – The Power of Collective Giving
As we approach the end of the year, we are excited to announce our participation in the 2024 Give!Guide. Organized by CanDo Napa Valley, this community-driven initiative brings together generous […]
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Hospice, One Square at a Time
From her home in Calistoga, 93-year old Jeanne Lord has touched the lives of hundreds, if not thousands, of orphaned youth. From the comfort of her favorite armchair, she knits […]
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Maintaining Quality of Life After a Stroke
For lifelong Napa residents George and Jill Oram, the ins and outs of healthcare are something they’ve learned to navigate pretty well. George suffered a massive stroke in 1999. But […]
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