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The Alliance is a coalition of public and private organizations and individuals that recognize the critical and indispensable role direct caregivers play in meeting the long term care needs of older persons and persons with disabilities in Wisconsin.
The purpose of the Alliance is to develop and implement statewide community based strategies to improve the recognition, retention and recruitment of the long term care workforce.
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For current and past members, you should have received your membership renewal information recently. We are asking this year for a due date of January 8, 2010.
For those who would like to become new members of the Alliance, click here for a membership card.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 14:11 |
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Upcoming Membership Meeting |
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The next membership meeting is January 13, 2010, at Community Living Alliance. Susan Crowley, Administrator of the Division of Long Term Care, WI Department of Health Services, will be the guest speaker. She will be talking about how "we can work together with DHS to ensure a quality, stable long term care workforce".
The meeting will start at 12:30, with lunch at noon. Click here for meeting location and RSVP information. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 14:21 |
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The Alliance, along with the Wisconsin Direct Caregiver Alliance and the Wisconsin Association of Area Agencies on Aging, are sponsoring the 2010 Caregiver of the Year awards, and the Cornerstone and Administrator awards.
Spotlight Awards
Four Spotlight Awards will be awarded for frontline caregivers with a monetary prize of $250 each. Nominees should:
- Exhibit good care giving and other on-the-job skills
- Support co-workers
- Have superior work experience
- Provide good examples of professionalism
- Be a good role model for other direct care workers
Cornerstone Award
One keepsake certificate will be awarded to a supervisor of caregivers. This person should:
- Support caregivers and co-workers
- Encourage advancement
- Promote professionalism
- Provide emotional support
- Have excellent experience in long term care
Administrator Award
One keepsake certificate will be awarded to a long term care administrator. This person should:
- Seek equitable and honorable treatment of all staff
- Encourage professional development
- Empower caregivers to be the best they can be
- Have exceptional experience in long term care healthcare
Click here for a copy of the brochure (feel free to print some off). All nominations should be postmarked by February 1, 2010. You may also e-mail them to
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or fax them to 1-866-813-0974. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 21 January 2010 11:06 |
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