At Encore at Avalon Park, we believe that even the simplest activities, like folding laundry, can have profound benefits for our residents with dementia. This familiar and repetitive task not only provides comfort but also boosts confidence and a sense of purpose. By engaging in folding activities, particularly with baby clothes, our residents connect with positive memories and experience a nurturing sense of accomplishment. We invite you to support this therapeutic activity by donating baby clothes to 13798 Cygnus Dr, Orlando, FL 32828, and help us continue enriching the lives of our residents.

Join Encore at Avalon Park on Saturday, October 5, 2024, for the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s® event in downtown Avalon Park. As the world’s largest fundraiser for Alzheimer’s awareness and research, this walk offers a meaningful way to support those affected by the disease. Encore at Avalon Park has set a fundraising goal of $2,000, and we need your help to reach it! Whether you walk with us or contribute from afar, every donation counts. Discover the impact you can make and learn more about our vibrant community by contacting us at 407-270-7500.

Aging-in-community offers seniors the opportunity to maintain independence while enjoying social interactions and physical safety. Whether considering downsizing, making home modifications, or exploring community living options, it’s essential to weigh your needs for both now and the future. At Encore at Avalon Park, we provide a supportive environment where residents thrive in a vibrant community with personalized care. Explore how our assisted living and memory care services can enhance your quality of life during your golden years. Visit us today to learn more.

Becoming a caregiver is a rewarding yet challenging journey that requires balancing compassion with self-care. At Encore at Avalon Park, we emphasize the importance of maintaining your well-being to provide the best support for those in your care. From staying active and pursuing personal goals to practicing mindfulness and building social connections, these self-care strategies help new caregivers sustain their health and resilience. Remember, caring for yourself is the first step in caring for others. For more support and information, call 407-270-7500.

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