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Field Education HandbookWindsor House Adult Day Programs
806 Massachusetts Avenue Contact Person: Mary Costello Project: Windsor House Adult Day Programs provide daily multi-disciplinary services to frail elderly and disabled adults. These community based services prevent the unnecessary institutionalization of elders enabling them to remain in familiar settings of their homes and communities. The six hour program consists of nursing, social work, recreational, nutritional and socialization components. Windsor House strives to meet holistic needs of clients fostering independence, self-esteem and improved health status. Staff also coordinate community services and work with family members as needed. Our Alzheimer's Program sponsors support groups for families an Afternoon Respite Program, and a Caregiver Research Center. Student Involvement: Students are vital members of the multi-disciplinary team and function as staff members. There are opportunities for individual work and group work. Students may plan and implement a spiritual component of the program. Students may also be assigned to work with specific individuals who may benefit from one-to-one attention. Arts of Ministry Competencies: Supervision: Student will receive daily supervision and a formal one hour a week supervisory session. Number of Students: 1 Total Stipend: $4,000.00 Type of Stipend: work study (sc 1000) Notes: |
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