GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — When someone’s health is failing, when they’re diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia, or when they have an intellectual or developmental disability, they’re still a valuable member of society.
They just need a little extra help and support, and one nonprofit in the Piedmont Triad is making that assistance available to families and their caregivers.
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“A lot of times, we have people that might come here that have been to other places, and they have just been there,” said Fanta Dorley, Executive Director of the Journey Adult Day Center. “It’s just a sitting spot, but what we develop with all of our participants is that they still can do things. There are still goals that they are able to achieve if they just work with us.”
Dorley says the center is all about restoring the joy in the journey and providing a safe environment for people dealing with disparities. She knows how difficult that path can be firsthand…