Background: Working with clients and family members with serious mental illness can be challenging and unpredictable. On April 25th, 2023, we hosted an interactive panel event that provided tools to plan for crises, and specialized information on mental illness in older adults.
Health care planning tools can be beneficial, but are difficult to navigate and do not always address the realities of real-time decision making. What are the challenges of advance care planning and how can we better educate our clients on their options to help make sure their wishes are honored?
Please join us for Project Guardianship’s Second Annual RACE FOR CARE – a virtual 5k run, walk, roll, or bike!
Last year, more than 100 participants raised over $5,000 to bring person-centered care to older adults and people living with disabilities across our city. Now, we’re back with a more ambitious goal and completion medals to boot! Here’s what you need to know...
WHO: You, your family, your friends, and your pets
Judge Kristin Booth Glen, a member of our Board of Directors, lawyer, jurist, and educator presented on Supported Decision-Making and how it relates to Project Guardianship’s Mission and work at our latest Board Meeting.
Webinar Event: Ethical Considerations in the Practice of New York State Article 81 Guardianship Law: Post Appointment and Termination
When: February 10th, 2022, 5:00 - 6:30pm EST
The Coalition to Assist Limited Capacity New Yorkers presented two webinar panel discussions on navigating the ethical challenges that arise in the practice of Article 81 guardianship from petitioning for the appointment of a guardian to the conclusion of the guardianship. Practitioners serving in different roles offered their perspectives on recognizing and addressing ethical problems that arise during the guardianship process.
The Coalition to Assist Limited Capacity New Yorkers presented webinar panel discussions on navigating the ethical challenges that arise in the practice of Article 81 guardianship from petitioning for the appointment of a guardian to the conclusion of the guardianship. Practitioners serving in different roles offered their perspectives on recognizing and addressing ethical problems that arise during the guardianship process.Panelists discussed how ethical issues impact their practice as they promote the best interests and dignity of those they serve.
We are excited to announce Project Guardianship’s FIRST VIRTUAL 5K WALK, RUN, or BIKE CHALLENGE!
Summer is approaching and our event is a great way to get out and have fun while bringing awareness to the mission of Project Guardianship.
