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X-WR-CALDESC:Family caregivers are the foundation of our nation’s system of
  long-term services and supports. Without the hard work and dedication of 
 family members and friends\, adults of all ages with long-term support nee
 ds would be unable to live in the settings of their choice and remain enga
 ged in their communities. \n\nToo often\, however\, family caregivers are 
 unseen\, unheard\, and unrecognized for the critical role they play in the
  lives of those for whom they provide care. Many times\, family caregivers
  are not included in critical care and support discussions when the respon
 sibility for such often falls on their shoulders. \n\nTo better support fa
 mily caregivers\, Congress passed the Recognize\, Assist\, Include\, Suppo
 rt\, and Engage (RAISE) Family Caregivers Act in 2018. The RAISE Act estab
 lished the Family Caregiving Advisory Council which is tasked with creatin
 g the country’s first national Family Caregiver Strategy to address many o
 f those issues and is helping to elevate the voices of family caregivers o
 n the national stage. During this interactive webinar\, participants will 
 hear about the Administration for Community Living’s efforts to implement 
 the requirements of the Act and provide an opportunity to discuss the role
  of adult day services programs as a key component of family caregiver sup
 port. \n\nObjectives of this webinar include:\n•	Provide participants with 
 an understanding of the RAISE Act and progress to date on the Administrati
 on for Community Living’s efforts to implement its requirements\;\n•	Introd
 uce participants to the recommendations of the Family Caregiving Advisory 
 Council\n•	Offer opportunities to discuss the important role adult day serv
 ices programs play in the lives of family caregivers\n•	Hear from attendees
  their thoughts for specific actions adult day services programs can take 
 to better support families and family caregivers.\n \nAbout the presenter:
  Greg T. Link. With more than 30 years of experience in aging and family c
 aregiver support programs\, Greg oversees ACL’s efforts to implement a ran
 ge of federally-supported programs and initiatives. His office has respons
 ibility for the National Family Caregiver Support Program\, ACL’s dementia
  program portfolio\, the Lifespan Respite Program\, and other initiatives 
 including the Eldercare Locator\, Community Care Corps\, and person-center
 ed\, trauma-informed supportive services for Holocaust survivors and other
  older adults and family caregivers with histories of trauma. Greg holds a
  bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Central Florida an
 d a master’s degree in government from Johns Hopkins University.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Family caregivers are the foundation of our nation’s system of 
 long-term services and supports. Without the hard work and dedication of f
 amily members and friends\, adults of all ages with long-term support need
 s would be unable to live in the settings of their choice and remain engag
 ed in their communities. \n\nToo often\, however\, family caregivers are u
 nseen\, unheard\, and unrecognized for the critical role they play in the 
 lives of those for whom they provide care. Many times\, family caregivers 
 are not included in critical care and support discussions when the respons
 ibility for such often falls on their shoulders. \n\nTo better support fam
 ily caregivers\, Congress passed the Recognize\, Assist\, Include\, Suppor
 t\, and Engage (RAISE) Family Caregivers Act in 2018. The RAISE Act establ
 ished the Family Caregiving Advisory Council which is tasked with creating
  the country’s first national Family Caregiver Strategy to address many of
  those issues and is helping to elevate the voices of family caregivers on
  the national stage. During this interactive webinar\, participants will h
 ear about the Administration for Community Living’s efforts to implement t
 he requirements of the Act and provide an opportunity to discuss the role 
 of adult day services programs as a key component of family caregiver supp
 ort. \n\nObjectives of this webinar include:\n•	Provide participants with a
 n understanding of the RAISE Act and progress to date on the Administratio
 n for Community Living’s efforts to implement its requirements\;\n•	Introdu
 ce participants to the recommendations of the Family Caregiving Advisory C
 ouncil\n•	Offer opportunities to discuss the important role adult day servi
 ces programs play in the lives of family caregivers\n•	Hear from attendees 
 their thoughts for specific actions adult day services programs can take t
 o better support families and family caregivers.\n \nAbout the presenter: 
 Greg T. Link. With more than 30 years of experience in aging and family ca
 regiver support programs\, Greg oversees ACL’s efforts to implement a rang
 e of federally-supported programs and initiatives. His office has responsi
 bility for the National Family Caregiver Support Program\, ACL’s dementia 
 program portfolio\, the Lifespan Respite Program\, and other initiatives i
 ncluding the Eldercare Locator\, Community Care Corps\, and person-centere
 d\, trauma-informed supportive services for Holocaust survivors and other 
 older adults and family caregivers with histories of trauma. Greg holds a 
 bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Central Florida and
  a master’s degree in government from Johns Hopkins University.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210825T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210825T110000
LOCATION:WEBINAR
SUMMARY:NADSA Webinar: A National Caregiving Strategy: Elevating Family Car
 egivers Through the RAISE Act
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