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NYALCA is proud to welcome our new Partner TKW Family Mediation and Planning, LLC
www.tkwmediation.com/
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NYALCA is proud to welcome our new Members Jennifer DiOrio and Olivia Merrell from Together in Caring
togetherincaring.com/
NYALCA is proud to welcome our new Member Amanda Nason from TheKey
thekey.com/
NYALCA is proud to welcome our new Member Danielle von Liel from Vital Aging NYC
vitalagingnyc.com/
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Welcome to all our newest members!
The NYALCA DEI Committee had an inspiring day at Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Work in Manhattan, introducing Black and Brown graduate social work students to aging life care as a career. It was a fantastic opportunity to highlight the growing need for diverse social workers in this field and to share insights on how they can apply their skills to support older adults, disabled adults and families.
Janet Smith LCSW-R, ACSW,C-ASWCM the event organizer and Fordham alum, Melissa McHam Green LMSW, Abbe Udochi CSA and Melissa Sheehan in a meaningful conversation with students eager to explore their career paths. Their enthusiasm and thoughtful questions reinforced just how vital their perspectives and experiences are to the future of eldercare.
A special thank you to Melissa Fiore Lippiello Associate Director for Academic Affairs and Director of Continuing Education, for her support and coordination at Fordham’s Graduate School of Social Work.
It was a privilege to engage with the next generation of social workers who will help shape a more diverse aging life care industry. Looking forward to continuing this important work!
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We love seeing the dedication to helping and supporting the aging adults in our community! And, Happy Social Work month! We appreciate YOU! 🎉💜
Amazing! Well done for pulling this off - I remember when it was a glint in your eye Janet T. Smith!
Wonderful idea to present to Social Work students how important and reward it is to work as Aging Life Care Professionals, and a great need for diversity