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Navigating the technological landscape: A guide on how to choose the right technology or software for your aging or disability agency
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, finding the right client management solution for your aging or disability agency can be a daunting task. This article offers a framework that others have used to successfully evaluate and select a software solution.
View Article >Mon Ami partners with Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability
New technology partnership with Mon Ami will better serve aging and disability communities in Tennessee
View Article >Wyoming Department on Aging Partners with Mon Ami
Wyoming State Unit on Aging partners with Mon Ami to launch new statewide technology system
View Article >New Jersey Division of Aging Services Selects Mon Ami as Statewide Care/Case Management System
New Jersey State Unit on Aging selects Mon Ami as case management solution after extensive RFP process
View Article >Volunteer management & engagement strategies to maximize retention
You've recruited volunteers and then they disappear! Find out how to build in retention from day one.
View Article >Why healthcare is looking to partner with community-based organizations (CBOs)
The healthcare ecosystem is increasingly looking at an integrated approach to address wellbeing and health by partnering with community-based organizations (CBOs).
View Article >5 reasons why volunteers are important to aging and disability services
Volunteers play a vital role in the delivery of essential services for older adults, estimated at an economic value of over $1.7B.
View Article >How younger people benefit from volunteering to support older adults
When college students spend meaningful time with older people, both sides experience the benefits.
View Article >What motivates younger people to volunteer to support older adults?
We surveyed college students on what motivated them to spend time as friendly visitors with older adults.
View Article >How to recruit volunteers for older adult service programs
Dedicated, caring volunteers are out there and willing to help. You just have to find them! Of course, that’s easier said than done. To shed some light on this issue, we asked two of our partner organizations to share some practical tips on how to find volunteers for programs serving older adults.
View Article >How to recruit clients for your aging services program
Client recruitment for aging services programs, like telephone reassurance, can be one of the most challenging aspects of program management. Learn effective strategies for client and program growth.
View Article >Interoperability - Not just for the largest organizations anymore
How the San Juan County Area Agency on Aging used technology to secure a prestigious LAPP grant
View Article >How to use data for more effective volunteer programs
Learn a few basic steps to better organize your volunteer data and analyze it for program administration.
View Article >Partner Perspectives - Caring Connections: Impacting lives with a phone call
Council on Aging of Central Oregon comment on their experience using the Mon Ami platform and how it impacted their programs and their community.
View Article >Mon Ami Partners with San Francisco and Los Angeles During COVID-19
Mon Ami is proud to partner with two pioneering cities to increase rapid response efforts for vulnerable populations during COVID-19.
View Article >Ways homebound seniors can take advantage of technology
We share accessible and affordable technology tools for homebound seniors who need essential support. These tools can supplement and/or provide support across a number of factors contributing to quality of life, including meal support, prescription pick-ups, physical health, mental health, and social connection.
View Article >Tips for recruiting college age volunteers for senior services
We provide tips and lessons learned to help senior service providers and nonprofits recruit college age volunteers.
View Article >Retaining volunteers from the start: a comprehensive volunteer onboarding checklist for your organization
Having an engaging, clear, and concise onboarding process for your volunteers is crucial to retaining your volunteers and saving you time in the long-run. This article outlines all the necessary steps for how to build an effective onboarding process for your volunteer organization.
View Article >Loneliness in the Elderly and How to Prevent It
Tips on how to combat loneliness and isolation for seniors
View Article >Important Things to Know About Socialization in Aging
Social connection is vital, especially in older age. Learn why.
View Article >10 ideas for a mission driven and measurable volunteer appreciation plan
Having an effective volunteer appreciation plan is key to keeping volunteers engaged, retained, and happy. This article not only shares ideas on how to build an effective recognition plan but also how to align it with your organization's goals.
View Article >Companion Care for Seniors
The nature of companion care and how it is different from typical caregiving.
View Article >How to launch and grow telephone reassurance services for seniors
Telephone reassurance programs are a simple yet effective solution to promote social connection and address senior loneliness. Find out how to launch a new program or grow and existing telephone reassurance or friendly caller program.
View Article >5 ways to help seniors isolated by COVID19
Five ways for you to help seniors in your community during COVID19.
View Article >Top 3 Benefits of Companion Care for Seniors
This is a list of some of the major benefits that a Mon Ami companion can provide for a senior.
View Article >10 virtual programs to limit social isolation for seniors
10 ideas for virtual programs and events that your organization can implement to address social isolation for seniors
View Article >10 Activities for Seniors, Inspired by Their Grandkids
Looking for something fun to do with a senior? Here are 10 memorable activities you can try!
View Article >10 Best Games to Play with Seniors
Engaging games for seniors to stay engaged and help offset the effects of Alzheimer’s and dementia.
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