Through a broad education curriculum, we offer caregivers, families, professional caregivers, interested individuals and the community-at-large a pathway for increasing their knowledge and skills. Programming includes:
Lunch & Learn
Every Wednesday from 12-1 p.m., representatives from Keep Memory Alive, Cleveland Clinic, community partners and other organizations present on a wide range of topics including:
- Health & Well-being
- Legal & Financial Matters
- Coping Strategies
- Community Resources
- Disease related information
Video conferencing technology is utilized to reach out to individuals located in rural Nevada locations. View our calendar for a current schedule.
Feel free to bring your lunch; we provide bottled water and dessert.
Special Series
Our special series, workshops and courses are designed to provide in-depth information on specially chosen topics of interest. Courses typically meet once a week for a period of four consecutive weeks. Popular series have included: Promoting Brain Health, Dancing through Time, Legal Help for Caregivers, Life Stories, and Community Care Options. View our calendar for a current schedule.
Art Lecture
Held in the library on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Not just for caregivers, this program is free and open to the public. The Cleveland Museum of Art’s award-winning distance learning program connects participants in Las Vegas with the museum through live video conferencing. Participants view art and artifacts from around the world while sharing in two-way conversation with museum educators. View our calendar for a current schedule.
To sign up for monthly updates on our programs and caregiver services, please contact Susan Hirsch at 702.483.6023, or hirschs2@ccf.org.