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This Month...
April was designated as Celebrate Diversity month in 2004 in order to educate and demonstrate the value of understanding the racial and cultural differences of our citizens.
This is an acknowledgement of the differences in race, gender, ethnicity, nationality, disabilities, religion, and socio-economic status. The highlighting of these differences serves to kick off conversations that promote the necessary acceptance of all kinds of people, and to generate a vision of celebration and empathy.
See below for a list of notable days from this month...
4/2 - World Autism Day - Focusing on the acceptance and understanding of those with Autism
4/4 - Easter - Major Christian Holiday
4/8 - Buddha's Birth - A day of celebration and reflection for Buddhists
4/12 - Ramadan - First day of Islam's most sacred month
4/22 - Earth Day - A reflection for environmental advocacy and the celebration of our planet
4/23-24 - Gathering of Nations - Native American tribes come together to celebrate traditions and cultures
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"April is named after the Roman word for second, 'aprilis', the second month of the Roman Year."
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"Hospice is
not a Place"
Hospice and Palliative Care combine pain control, symptom management, and emotional and spiritual support. Both care methods can offer relief from the symptoms of a serious illness, but have slight differences that most people are not aware of. It is important to understand what those differences are so you can determine which care plan is right for you.
There isn’t a single specific point in an illness when a person should ask about hospice and palliative care; it very much depends on the individual. Hospice care is usually provided in the person’s home. It also can be made available at a special hospice residence. Hospice is a combination of services designed to address not only the physical needs of patients, but also the psychosocial needs of patients and their loved
ones.
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Hello Florida!We have now added new provider information for the state of Florida on CareAvailability.com. This means an additional 4,500+ providers are now listed in our database of resources, including: 2,417 senior housing options, such as assisted living, care homes, and skilled nursing facilities. Additionally we have added 1,477 homecare and hospice organizations.
Florida is famous for its theme parks such as Disney World, warm weather and beautiful beaches, the
most golf courses in the country, and its rolling citrus orchards.
Fun Facts : Florida is the most Southern tip of the United States and has the longest coastline in the country.
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What's new
On the home page of CareAvailability.com we have made sure you can browse articles by topics with ease. For instance, if you're looking for information about Power of Attorney for Memory Care, this would be under Housing and Estate Planning. Whatever services you need will be accessible and easy to navigate between desired searches. Can't find what you're looking for? Visit Resources and News to request a topic you'd like more information about.
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