Recap: March Livestream

Did you know that diabetes is a risk factor for dementia? In this livestream, learn about diabetes, how to take care of yourself and the person you care for with diabetes, and understand the relationship between diabetes and dementia.

 

Request for Support!

Help us in protecting programs for family caregivers. Send a short video message urging San Diego County Supervisors to fund programs that work! Learn how to submit your video by scanning the QR code or following this link: www.caregivercenter.org/help

In Case You Missed It: Waves of Giving

We are thrilled to share photos from our 2026 luncheon. Thank you for joining us and standing with us in turning the tide for caregivers. Together, we are anchored in care and united in purpose.

New Caregiver Content & Education
 

"Let's Talk Caregiving"

Episode 84: The Power of Connection



In this month's episode, Roberto and Martha chat with Eve Lefkowitz, Founder and Executive Director of Conversations To Remember, a nationwide nonprofit dedicated to alleviating senior loneliness and isolation through weekly intergenerational video calls with young adult college student volunteers. Listen to their conversation about fostering meaningful connections and building surrogate families for those in need.



All episodes of SCRC's "Let's Talk Caregiving" podcast are available on Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts!


Explore all our past episodes on our website!

iCarePortal Content



March is National Nutrition Month! In this livestream, we explore the importance of nutrition in caregiving, learning about the risk of malnutrition, nutrients of interest, food safety and tips on how to make mealtime more manageable for caregivers.

Explore all of our past caregiver classes, workshops, and more in English and Spanish on SCRC's YouTube and Facebook.

 

Seeking Interns for the 2025-2026 School Year!

SCRC's Education and Outreach team is looking for passionate interns to help connect family caregivers to vital services. If you possess the following qualifications:


  • Interested in a career with a public health, community or social service agency
  • Self-directed, willing to take initiative, and detail oriented
  • Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to interact effectively with community members



…come work with us and support family caregivers in your community! For more information, call our office at (858) 268-4432 or send us an email at scrc@caregivercenter.org.

Thank You to Our

Community Partners & Supporters

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Connect with us!
 
 
Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  Youtube  
Phone: (858) 268-4432 or (800) 827-1008