Care for the Caregiver: Pathways Hospice Invites Johnstown Community to Special Event

November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to recognize and honor the individuals who give so much of themselves in caring for others. While caregiving can be deeply meaningful, it can also bring emotional and physical challenges. That's why it's important to remember that those who give care need care, too.

To our Johnstown neighbors! Pathways Hospice invites you to join us for Care for the Caregiver, a special community event focused on supporting and recognizing family caregivers.

The journey through serious illness and end of life is unique to every individual, but it rarely affects just one person. Spouses, children, siblings, friends and other loved ones experience the journey alongside the person receiving care. Their needs, feelings and well-being deserve attention and support, too.

At Pathways Hospice, we believe that caring for patients also means caring for the people who love them. Our teams provide clinical care, guidance and emotional support to help families spend less time managing the demands of caregiving and more time simply being together.

During this special gathering, attendees will have an opportunity to participate in a thoughtful conversation about the challenges of caregiving, recognizing stress and burnout, finding helpful support and resources, and giving themselves permission to receive care, too.

Whether you're currently caring for a loved one, have supported someone through a serious illness, or simply want to learn more about caring for caregivers, we welcome you.

Event Details

Care for the Caregiver

Date: November 18
Time: 12:30 p.m.
Location: Johnstown Senior Center
Address: 101 W. Charlotte St., Johnstown, CO 80534

RSVP: Please sign up at the Johnstown Senior Center or contact Holly Darby at 970-587-5251 or hdarby@johnstownco.gov.

Pathways Hospice is grateful for the opportunity to connect with the Johnstown community and help ensure that caregivers receive the support and encouragement they deserve.

Because those who give care need care, too.

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