How to Apply for a Grant to Open a Group Home in California

Multi-Generational LivingDisabled & Special Needs HousingBenefits of Fractional OwnershipSober Living Properties ExplainedSuddenly Alone…Now What?Veterans – A Place to Call HomeShared Housing for the Aging People with developmental disabilities are entitled to services in California. While many developmentally delayed persons are able to live independently or with family, some live in group homes. The California Regional […]

How to Start a Group Home

Multi-Generational LivingDisabled & Special Needs HousingBenefits of Fractional OwnershipSober Living Properties ExplainedSuddenly Alone…Now What?Veterans – A Place to Call HomeShared Housing for the Aging Starting a group home is exciting and rewarding–but demanding as well. Group homes are for disadvantaged populations, such as physically and mentally disabled adults, foster children, the homeless or juvenile delinquents. […]

Retrofitting Suburbia for the Elderly

Multi-Generational LivingDisabled & Special Needs HousingBenefits of Fractional OwnershipSober Living Properties ExplainedSuddenly Alone…Now What?Veterans – A Place to Call HomeShared Housing for the Aging I do understand the appeal of the suburbs — the privacy, the open space — but one thing has long seemed pretty clear: suburbs are a difficult place to grow old. […]

Home Modifications for Elderly or Disabled

Multi-Generational LivingDisabled & Special Needs HousingBenefits of Fractional OwnershipSober Living Properties ExplainedSuddenly Alone…Now What?Veterans – A Place to Call HomeShared Housing for the Aging Home modifications are changes made to adapt living spaces to meet the needs of people with physical limitations so that they can continue to live independently and safely. These modifications may […]

Waiting on June by Holly Williams

Listen to this Holly Williams song about her grandfather's love for her grandmother from the time he first met her until he died.

Bumper Cars for Seniors

How do you entertain a ninety year old woman who can barely walk, talks in gibberish, but loves to smile, show off and shake her shoulders at the sound of music?

Beauty Is in The Eye of The Beholder

I am grateful for the life and love my parents had provided for me. So, when the call to take care of my mother after her foot surgery came, I did not hesitate to step forward and volunteer.

Mom’s in Jail!

It took less than thirty minutes after receiving that phone call from the Cherry Hill Police for all of us kids to gather at the local station. Mom, then 92 and still very much together, simply worshipped the freedom of her car.

Daycare for Seniors!

Find a local tap room. You know, one of those corner neighborhood bars that open at 10 AM. Drop Grandpa off with a twenty dollar bill. Order him a beer and a burger for lunch.

Giving Up by Holly Williams

Holly Williams, singer/song writer and the granddaughter of the famed Hank Williams, wrote this song about not being able to save her friend who was in rehab.

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