Tour of Frederick Douglass's Historic House Wednesday, November 29 at 2:00 pm Register Here Join us for a guided tour of Cedar Hill, Frederick Douglass's historic home. A prominent abolitionist leader, orator, and writer, Douglass lived in this house (Cedar Hill) from 1877–1878 until his death in 1895. Perched on a hilltop, the site offers a sweeping view of the US Capitol and the Washington, DC, skyline. Members Plus, please call or email the office at 202-615-5853 or info@cwpv.org if you will be needing transportation.
Retirement Living, Senior Housing & Specialized Residential Care Webinar
Part 1: Thursday, November 30 at 1:00 pm - Register
Part 2: Thursday, December 7 at 1:00 pm - Register
The DMV offers a variety of retirement living and senior housing options. Many older adults have difficulty sorting through the numerous residential models, personal service arrangements and fee structures. It is challenging to cut through the marketing spin and understand the ‘bottom line’. This two-part webinar will discuss the various retirement living scenarios, what to expect in support services and cost considerations. The first session will explore independent living communities from subsidized senior housing to high end, luxury life planning campuses. The second program will address specialized residential care: Assisted Living, Memory Care and Long-Term Skilled Nursing Care. While it is beneficial to attend both webinars, each session stands on its own merits. Speaker: Jennifer Marie Brown Jennifer Brown has worked in the medical/healthcare field for more than 50 years. Since 2003, Jennifer has focused on the older adult services including home care, residential living and care management. She held the positions of Director of Sales and Marketing for the Fountains at Washington House and for Forest Hills of DC. Jennifer recently retired from Seabury Resources for Aging, serving as the Community Relations Manager for the Care Management Program. She has been engaged with the Village Movement in various capacities including a five-year tenure on the Board of Directors for the Senior Services of Alexandria. Jennifer holds a B.S. in Psychology and Master’s Degree in Guidance and Psychological Services.
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