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Fountain City Care and Rehabilitation
Winchester, KY
Fountain Circle is one of the 12 Signature HealthCARE nursing homes participating in the I Won't Grow Up KY project. Each is becoming a Creative Community of Care, and working with regional and national artists to reimagine the story of Peter Pan. Here, Artist in Residence Bob Martin invites elders to create a story about flying.
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Meet Student Artist In Residence: Andrew Gray
Andew heard about the SAIR program by accident. Though he had never worked with elders before, he thought he'd try a new experience. Upon being placed at Luther Manor, Andrew quickly learned it was much different from the nursing home he'd envisioned. Andrew's story is one of courage, creativity, and compassion.
Searching for Our First FT ED!
TimeSlips is continuing our remarkable growth with a search for our first FT Executive Director.
Save the Date! Creative Care Institute 2020
We'll gather in Milwaukee for 3 inspiring days, June 1-3.
TimeSlips Announces NextGen Intergenerational Pilot Sites
In partnership with LeadingAge, we are very excited to announce the launch of our NextGen program, an expansion of TimeSlips programming into high schools, youth-serving programs, and colleges/universities.
At long last! This report for 2017-2018 tells a story of remarkable growth.
I Won't Grow Up - Kentucky Found Neverland This Spring
Read on to gain multiple perspectives on how Wendy’s Neverland came to life.
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What people are saying about us
I did my first TimeSlips today. I am still flying high. The residents loved it.
- Connie Thimmig, Director of Enrichment Services St., St Mary’s Home For The Aged, Manitowoc, WI
The online format was great, it is really nice to be able to work in the learning as you can versus giving a whole day or more to an away from work training. Staff at TimeSlips are enthusiastic and supportive.
- Michelle G., WI Veterans Home Ainsworth, King, WI
Every time I walk out of a session, I walk out with a smile. I've learned so much about people with dementia throughout this process. I learned that creativity does not waiver throughout their illness.
- Kristina Brenner, student trainee, Certified Facilitator, Galloway, NJ
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