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As a caregiver, you constantly juggle responsibilities, striving to provide the best care for your loved ones. Cooking is an essential part of your responsibilities. But have you thought about what to do with food waste? It's easy to overlook the amount of food that goes uneaten, but it adds up over time, leading to wasted financial resources, too. April is Earth Month, which reminds us of our shared responsibility toward sustainable living. It’s the perfect time to reevaluate how to minimize waste when throwing away food. Let’s explore practical steps to reduce food waste, ensuring we care for our planet as much as we do for our family members: https://lnkd.in/gbkqdpjE

"This is what it looks like when health care "does better" by people with disabilities; it takes money, effort and, importantly, the conviction that sometimes physical health takes a second seat to joy." Keep reading: https://lnkd.in/gCWFH-iz

We had a great time at this past weekend's event, celebrating Autism Acceptance Month and Andrew Brundidge's book release! This 17-year-old is the big brother of three siblings with Autism Spectrum Disorder. His new picture book brings attention to the role of often-overlooked non-disabled siblings in families like his. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gvRnfF5d #bestcare #bestcaremn #caregiver #familycaregiver #caregiving #familycaregiving #minnesota #autismacceptance #autismacceptancemonth

Every individual with a disability deserves compassionate care that respects their dignity. Family caregivers are often the people providing this kind of support. But where do YOU go to get support, as a family caregiver? Best Care is the answer. Learn more about how we support caregivers and recipients of care in Minnesota: https://bestcaremn.com/ #bestcare #bestcaremn #caregiver #familycaregiver #caregiving #familycaregiving #minnesota

In the world of caregiving, most people who need assistance have needs that are non-medical. "Non-medical home care" refers to the personal care services provided to children, adults, and seniors within the comfort of their homes. Learn more about what is covered under this service, and how you can get trained and paid to take care of a loved one: https://lnkd.in/gCdJCrHv #bestcare #bestcaremn #caregiver #familycaregiver #caregiving #familycaregiving #minnesota

We're thrilled to be the Presenting Sponsor at the Minnesota Autism Conference, this week! Learn more about our mission at Best Care and why we support the mission of this conference, with CEO and Founder Andre Best: #bestcare #bestcaremn #caregiver #familycaregiver #caregiving #familycaregiving #minnesota #autism #autismacceptance Autism Society of Minnesota

Join us in giving a big 👏 round of applause 👏 for our April Employee of the Month, Mary H.! She has been part of the Best Care team since 2020. #bestcare #minnesota #employeeofthemonth

We're thrilled to be the Presenting Sponsor at the Minnesota Autism Conference, this week! Please stop by our booth and say hello. https://lnkd.in/e_KcmrPg #bestcare #bestcaremn #caregiver #familycaregiver #caregiving #familycaregiving #minnesota Autism Society of Minnesota

Check out this awesome message from the Autism Society of Minnesota: "One in 34 Minnesotans are autistic; such a high prevalence rate means the autism community is all of us – it’s your friends, colleagues, neighbors, and their families – all people worthy of acceptance. Autism acceptance resonates with AuSM’s mission to create connections, empowering everyone in the autism community with the resources needed to live fully. WHAT CAN YOU DO for Autism Acceptance Month? We want as many partners as we can get working together toward autism acceptance, so we’ll make this simple: say you’re in and you’re in. Acceptable? Great, we’re partners – click here to make it official. Partners can participate in one or more activities starting in April and continuing for as long as desired. Sign up your organization and champion this initiative! For ideas on several ways to engage, click here. Click here for our partner toolkit. A growing share of the autism community now favors “autism acceptance” over “autism awareness” – considering awareness as a good start that must advance further. Autism awareness gets stuck seeing only our differences, while acceptance finds commonalities – and celebrates differences. We believe that acceptance is creating a world where everyone in the autism community is connected to the support they need, when they need it. Let’s make it happen together this Autism Acceptance Month." Link: https://lnkd.in/gqPa9T_j

About 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. is an informal or family caregiver. That’s a lot to take on while still keeping your own life on track. It’s important to recognize that you might need help or a bit of a break. These tips from the Mayo Clinic will help you remember to take care of yourself and stay healthy: https://lnkd.in/g368VFg