During the third week of October Assisting Hands was a proud sponsor at 2 community events in Schaumburg, IL. Assisting Hands is a private caregiver agency, offering paid home care services in Schaumburg area.
Bingo game at The Barn – Senior Center in Schaumburg IL
Bingo at The Barn – Senior Center in Schaumburg, IL
We enjoyed the bingo game at The Barn – Senior Center in Schaumburg, IL. Playing Bingo with caregiver Magi Zografova and our client Albina Matukh, who will celebrate 101 in a month was fun!
The Barn serves as a second home for many of the area’s seniors and friends with disabilities. The Village of Schaumburg programs for seniors and friends with disabilities provide food, fun and fellowship as well as an opportunity for businesses and seniors to help other seniors and their community.
Assisting Hands provides in-home care for senior citizens and adults with disabilities. If you have an elderly family member that is choosing to age in place, but needs daily assistance, talk to the professionals at Assisting Hands about our home care services in Chicago and its suburbs. Our caregivers are extensively trained and carefully screened so you can rest assured that your loved one will not only have excellent care, but good company as well.
WACO (Woodfield Area Children’s Organization) AFTER HOURS Fundraiser
Another event that Assisting Hands attended this week was WACO (Woodfield Area Children’s Organization) AFTER HOURS Fundraiser.
WACO (Woodfield Area Children’s Organization) AFTER HOURS Fundraiser
The Woodfield Area Children’s Organization is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to creating positive childhood memories, providing basic needs, along with educational support for children living at or below poverty level in Chicago’s northwest and western suburbs. WACO hosts a number of events throughout the year and businesses can attend, sponsor or volunteer for any of them. The After Hours Fundraiser is held once per year in the October / November time frame. Assisting Hands enjoyed time with friends and was proud to support the WACO fundraising efforts.
