The American Society on Aging is holding a webinar on a program highlighting a collaborative community-academic partnership between the City of Chicago Age-Friendly Commission/DFSS and University of Illinois Chicago. They created a Dementia Training Program for building management staff to address the problem of the changing health status of older adults living independently in high-rise buildings throughout Chicago. The data demonstrate the participants consider the dementia training webinar to be beneficial, with 94.5% of participants (n = 85) rating the program Excellent-Good, 98% of participants found it useful and 92% were confident in their ability to refer residents to needed city services. More information and registration can be found here.

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Nicole Schings is the Director of Member Services and Business Development. Nicole joined the association in 2018, and oversees our Member Services program, our Partnership and Associate Member relationships, and our online education system. A graduate of Washburn University, Nicole uses her 22 years of experience in the association world to enhance the support of our members, problem solve their issues and bring new partners into the LeadingAge Kansas family. Outside of work, Nicole is passionate about geocaching and moments spent with her dog, Blu. You can reach Nicole directly at 785.670.8048.