Dear Fellow Rotarian Family,
I hope this week is bringing new and bright experiences to your life!
Last Friday our guest speaker was MaryAnn Ciambriello, the owner and operator of two Homecare Agencies, “Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care and Help at Home”. She shared with us some tips on how to aid and care for someone with dementia. She also explained the role of the care giver and how to work with the elderly. MaryAnn, a fellow Rotarian, has offered herself as a resource, someone to call to get help and information if needed. She is quite passionate about her work!
This Friday our speaker is Christian Philemon, the ED of the Youth Shelter of Westchester. For over 40 years, the Youth Shelter Program of Westchester, Inc., has been providing a home-like alternative to jail for young men awaiting disposition of various criminal charges. Over the years, the YSPW has helped hundreds of young men to address their educational and emotional needs and has helped to guide them on the difficult road to a better life.
Hope to see a full house this Friday. Remember next Friday, April 19th, due to the holidays, we will not have a meeting or a lunch. Please enjoy your time with family and friends!
Mark J.
“When we give cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed.”
― Maya Angelou
I hope this week is bringing new and bright experiences to your life!
Last Friday our guest speaker was MaryAnn Ciambriello, the owner and operator of two Homecare Agencies, “Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care and Help at Home”. She shared with us some tips on how to aid and care for someone with dementia. She also explained the role of the care giver and how to work with the elderly. MaryAnn, a fellow Rotarian, has offered herself as a resource, someone to call to get help and information if needed. She is quite passionate about her work!
This Friday our speaker is Christian Philemon, the ED of the Youth Shelter of Westchester. For over 40 years, the Youth Shelter Program of Westchester, Inc., has been providing a home-like alternative to jail for young men awaiting disposition of various criminal charges. Over the years, the YSPW has helped hundreds of young men to address their educational and emotional needs and has helped to guide them on the difficult road to a better life.
Hope to see a full house this Friday. Remember next Friday, April 19th, due to the holidays, we will not have a meeting or a lunch. Please enjoy your time with family and friends!
Mark J.
“When we give cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed.”
― Maya Angelou
