Take Me Out To The Ball Game
Our friends at the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Indiana are hosting a fundraiser with the Indianapolis Indians! The Association has partnered with the Indians for their home game on Wednesday, June 21
A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words
It’s been a beautiful week following the Memorial Day holiday! We’ve been able to enjoy our beautiful gardens at both Joy’s House locations. Guests at Broad Ripple were also treated to some
Farewells (And New Faces!) at Joy’s House
This week we’re saying “see you later” (NOT goodbye!) to some familiar faces at both Joy’s House locations. As Regina and Scot move on to new ventures, we’re welcoming lots of new
Making Joyful Noise – May 19 Edition!
Check out the latest happenings with our Guests at both Broad Ripple and UIndy in our latest installments of our weekly newsletters, “Joyful Noise”!
The Changing Face of Caregiving
For years the average caregiver has been a 40 something year old woman caring for an aging parent, but that is quickly changing. Studies are now finding that 4 out of 10
Drink Beer and Give Back
Each year thousands of craft beer enthusiasts wait in line for entry into Winterfest, the largest beer fest in Indiana, presented by The Brewers of Indiana Guild. Once inside they enjoy beer
Last Week’s Joyful Noise at UIndy
Last week we enjoyed talking about the spring weather, celebrated Mother’s Day with the special ladies in our lives, and said “see you later” to our dear friend Beth. We’re also looking
Mission Impact
The Joy’s House mission has always had an underlying current that showed the value placed on family caregivers and the challenges that they face. In 2012 when our Caregiver Services were launched,
Caregiver Health: Caring for an Estranged Parent
I love my father, but after years of addiction, broken promises and a few yelling matches, I don’t always like my father. Unless he passes away in his sleep, I know that
Caregiver Health: The Perils of Emotional Overeating
I don’t know about you, but the saying Eat to live, don’t live to eat, goes out of my head when I am stressed, sad or emotionally tired. Caregivers are no different and
