What does ASEB do?

ASEB offers a comprehensive range of services for families facing the challenge of dementia. Our programs include Adult Day Health Care, Caregiver Support, Early-Stage, and Education & Training.

Art from the Heart Fundraiser

May 3, 2012

* * * UPDATE * * * Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner just added as keynote speaker!

Gift Basket Silent and live auction items include beautiful paintings created by ASEB participants and custom framed by local framers, a one week stay at a vacation house on the Big Island of Hawaii, gift certificates from local businesses, and a variety of exciting gift baskets!

It’s that time of year again. On Thursday, May 3, 2012, ASEB will hold its annual fundraiser at the historic Piedmont Community Hall. Details to follow, but please save the date and watch this space for updates. Last year we raised $35,000 at Art from the Heart—resources that provide crucial support to the families we serve. We invite you to come and enjoy the fabulous food and wine, the great company, the music, and the silent and live auctions.

This year more than ever, we need your help to make this event a success. Many of the social services provided over the past 30 years have been eliminated by the state legislature in an effort to balance the California budget. We desperately need your donations—in the form of monetary gifts, prizes to be auctioned, and your attendance at the fundraiser. Please take a moment to donate an item or become a sponsor. Feel free to call Andrew at (510) 644-8292 if you have any questions.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Participants Needed for Short Survey

We encourage center participants, family members, adult day services providers, and the general public to complete a short survey about long-term care needs being conducted by Tim Dupic, Executive Director of SarahCare of Campbell, an Adult Day Program. Tim is working on his doctoral dissertation on the long term care needs of the elderly at the School of Business Administration at Northwestern Polytechnic University in Fremont.

The survey should take less than five minutes to complete. Responses are completely anonymous and confidential. The results of the survey will only be used to conduct a statistical analysis of the data collected. All participation is greatly appreciated and will be very helpful in analyzing future long term care needs.

Please go to www.research.net/s/75S3VKN to take the survey. To contact Tim Dupic, send an email message to: timdupic@comcast.net.

Thank you!

Coming of Age:

Today's Conversations Ease Tomorrow's Dilemmas

Tuesday May 8, 2012 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM PDT

Oakland
1300 Clay Street, Suite 600
Oakland, CA 94612

We are delighted to invite you to an educational opportunity to help you work with your aging clients and their families more effectively.
Topics and Speakers, Q&A to Follow:

Making Lemonade out of Lemons -
How to Partner with Families to Insure Quality Care
Micheal Pope, Executive Director
Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay

When Your Clients Say "No" to Suggestions -
How Can You Best Deal With Autonomy and Aging Clients?
Sylvia Gandolfo, MSW, CMC
Eldercare Services

Protecting the Family Jewels -
But Not Having Your Hand in the Cookie Jar!
William H. Bachrach, Esq.
Elder Law Issues and
Trust and Estates Litagation

For more information, or to register for this event, click here

Lunch and refreshments provided.

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