Dear Friends,
We, the trustees and members of Gwinnett Personal Care Homes would like to introduce ourselves and the services that our organization provides. Our Organization manages several personal care homes that provide residential and adult day care services for seniors with dementia and young adults with mental illness and/ or retardation. We cater to their living arrangements, meals and transportation to and from doctor appointments and other counseling programs. Our staff provides 24 hours care and supervision for the residents that include but are not limited to feeding, bathing, medication supervision, grooming, counseling and activities planning and support.
Our board of directors includes medical professionals like registered nurses, certified nursing assistants, physical therapists, psych counselors, dieticians and social worker.
Poor Mental Health seems to be the largest source of concern for our fast paced changing world and health professionals are very alarmed at the lack of facilities that can provide quality care and rehabilitation.
Most of the other personal care homes cater to a population who can afford to pay a large amount for quality services. Unfortunately there are many people in our community who need these services but can’t afford them due to their financial situation. So our organization tries to provide for them in spite of their financial limitations.
As we all know, good intentions need a lot of support for successful implementation.
We are kindly requesting some assistance with the following items such as
• Canned goods
• Paper products
• used furniture
• bedding –sheets, pillowcases, pillows and comforters
• linens
• board games that stimulate the mind
• books –religious, motivational or cultural but no science fiction or horror
• Used Movie DVD’s
• sports magazines for the youth
• Old weekly magazines for creative and educational group work
• religious and motivational tapes/CD’s
• handicraft supplies like crepe paper, glue, beads and stencils
• Musical instruments of any type
• Plates, cups, glasses and any dinner ware
• Cookware like pots, pans or bake ware like baking trays and mixing bowls. Cooking helps residents feel at home and able to do a lot for themselves
• Sports goods like indoor golf, ping pong or billiards. Basketball and swimming sessions are usually provided by YMCA and other agencies
• Winter jackets and scarves for both men and women
• Socks of all kinds
• Marketing stationery
• Handicap accessible medical equipment like working and gently used wheelchairs, walkers, bed side commodes, canes, shower chairs, nebulizers, oxygen concentrators and crutches
• Adult diapers
• Decorative gift items used as prizes for different contests
We can arrange to have the items picked up for your convenience.
Volunteers are a core part of this industry and their valuable contribution in terms of them visiting residents and spending quality time is unsurpassable. We are listed with a few agencies that help professional volunteers seek out the opportunities available in our organization.
Our attorneys have worked hard to get us the non profit status and we will be able to reimburse the donations with tax deductions and credit. Financial assistance will be gladly appreciated and the needy family will be very blessed. No donation is small .Any and all contributions will be gladly accepted.
If you need more information about our homes, please be free to call us or visit our website at http://www.gwinnettpch.org/.
We would love for you to visit our homes and meet our residents .Consider this as an heartfelt invitation and please be free to consider them as extended family.
Thanking You.
Yours Sincerely,
Director(s)
Gwinnett Personal Care Homes
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
We, the trustees and members of Gwinnett Personal Care Homes would like to introduce ourselves and the services that our organization provides. Our Organization manages several personal care homes that provide residential and adult day care services for seniors with dementia and young adults with mental illness and/ or retardation. We cater to their living arrangements, meals and transportation to and from doctor appointments and other counseling programs. Our staff provides 24 hours care and supervision for the residents that include but are not limited to feeding, bathing, medication supervision, grooming, counseling and activities planning and support.
Our board of directors includes medical professionals like registered nurses, certified nursing assistants, physical therapists, psych counselors, dieticians and social worker.Poor Mental Health seems to be the largest source of concern for our fast paced changing world and health professionals are very alarmed at the lack of facilities that can provide quality care and rehabilitation.
Most of the other personal care homes cater to a population who can afford to pay a large amount for quality services. Unfortunately there are many people in our community who need these services but can’t afford them due to their financial situation. So our organization tries to provide for them in spite of their financial limitations.
As we all know, good intentions need a lot of support for successful implementation.
We are kindly requesting some assistance with the following items such as
• Canned goods
• Paper products
• used furniture
• bedding –sheets, pillowcases, pillows and comforters
• linens
• board games that stimulate the mind
• books –religious, motivational or cultural but no science fiction or horror
• Used Movie DVD’s
• sports magazines for the youth
• Old weekly magazines for creative and educational group work
• religious and motivational tapes/CD’s
• handicraft supplies like crepe paper, glue, beads and stencils
• Musical instruments of any type
• Plates, cups, glasses and any dinner ware
• Cookware like pots, pans or bake ware like baking trays and mixing bowls. Cooking helps residents feel at home and able to do a lot for themselves
• Sports goods like indoor golf, ping pong or billiards. Basketball and swimming sessions are usually provided by YMCA and other agencies
• Winter jackets and scarves for both men and women
• Socks of all kinds
• Marketing stationery
• Handicap accessible medical equipment like working and gently used wheelchairs, walkers, bed side commodes, canes, shower chairs, nebulizers, oxygen concentrators and crutches
• Adult diapers
• Decorative gift items used as prizes for different contests
We can arrange to have the items picked up for your convenience.
Volunteers are a core part of this industry and their valuable contribution in terms of them visiting residents and spending quality time is unsurpassable. We are listed with a few agencies that help professional volunteers seek out the opportunities available in our organization.
Our attorneys have worked hard to get us the non profit status and we will be able to reimburse the donations with tax deductions and credit. Financial assistance will be gladly appreciated and the needy family will be very blessed. No donation is small .Any and all contributions will be gladly accepted.
If you need more information about our homes, please be free to call us or visit our website at http://www.gwinnettpch.org/.
We would love for you to visit our homes and meet our residents .Consider this as an heartfelt invitation and please be free to consider them as extended family.
Thanking You.
Yours Sincerely,
Director(s)
Gwinnett Personal Care Homes
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
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