Special Events

Do You Have a Loved One Suffering from Alzheimer’s

Many families try to deal with Alzheimer’s and dementia care challenges while keeping loved ones at home. These educational sessions will focus on practical techniques for home caregivers to improve quality of care for people with dementia, as well as reduce the stress on caregivers.

The program series will consist of 12 sessions (1 hour each) using the science of cognitive ergonomics and neuroscience research to improve the quality of life for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia. The sessions will take place at Hospice of Dayton and will be presented by Dr. Govind Bharwani, a nationally recognized expert in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Dr. Bharwani’s work has received six national awards for its impact on reducing medications for agitation and challenging behaviors.

Each session will be held the last Tuesday each month 6 – 7:30 p.m.

April 25: Session 1 Anatomy of the Brain and Memory Function  (plus Lewy Body Dementia)
May 30: Session 2 Basic Understanding of Neuroscience and Dementia  (plus Vascular Dementia)
June 27: Session 3 The Effect of Alzheimer’s Disease on Brain Function  (plus Frontal Lobe Dementia)
July 25: Session 4 Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and Emotional Stress on People with Dementia (plus Parkinson’s Disease)
August 29: Session 5 How to Communicate and Interact with People with Dementia  (plus Huntington’s Disease)
September 26: Session 6 Impact on Memory and Communication Function of People with Dementia (plus Down Syndrome and Pick’s Disease)
October 31: Session 7 The Effect of Environment on Behaviors of People with Dementia (plus Wandering Behavior and Sundowning)
November 28: Session 8 Neuroscience Approach to Feeding, Bathing and Other Activities of Daily Living (plus Sexual Behavior and Combativeness)
January 30, 2018: Session 9 Neuroscience Approach to Massage and Aromatherapy  (plus Depression, Delusion and Delirium)
February 27, 2018: Session 10 How to Manage Difficult Behaviors (plus Repetition and Hoarding Behaviors)
March 27, 2018: Session 11 How to Use Comforting and Stimulating Therapies  (plus Rummaging and Shadowing Behaviors)
April 24, 2018: Session 12 Safety and Ergonomic Tips for Home Caregivers (plus Suspicious and Hallucination Behaviors)
* Special Topic(s) for each session listed in parenthesis

Presented by Wright State University, Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton and the Greater Dayton Brain Health Foundation, this series offers education for caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients. No cost. Advance registration is required.

Get ready for HAIRSHOW Outrageous 4: Generations of Hair – Generations of Care! #HODHairShow2017

Vote:Click Here for Top Salon Voting

Register: Click Here to register!

Who: Community members are invited to participate

What: The HairShow will feature top local salons competing for the title of “Most Creative” awarded by a panel of local celebrity judges. The “2017 Top Salon” will be awarded based on who accumulated the most $5 votes from August 15 – September 25 in the Top Salon Contest. Each salon will artistically represent an era from the past. Guests will be served up a delicious gourmet lunch and bedazzled by our other special entertainers.

When: Wednesday, September 27, 2017 from 11am – 1pm

11 am: Registration, Raffle, and Silent Auction

11:30 am – 1 pm: HairShow & Luncheon

Where: Ponitz Center at Sinclair Community College, Building 12, 444 W. Third Street, in Dayton (Complementary parking, Lot C)

Why: Proceeds from HAIRSHOW Outrageous 4 will enable the not-for-profit Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton to celebrate the lives of patients and families and provide superior care and superior services to all patients with life-limiting illnesses, regardless of ability to pay.

Register: Click Here to register!

More Info:

• Tickets are $75 per person.
• Raffle tickets are 1 for $10 or 3 for $20.

Share your favorite looks on social media and join the conversation! Use #HODHairShow17 to stay connected before, during, and after the event.

Contact: Lezley Pisone at lpisone@hospiceofdayton.org or 937-258-5537 for more information.

Participating Salons:

Glam on the Go

Michael’s Salon & Spa

Posh Salon

Salon J Ladner

Salon Lofts

Square One Salon & Spa

A special thank you to these sponsors for supporting our mission:

Presenting Sponsor:

Dessert Sponsor:

Silver Sponsors:

Dodds Monuments

Kettering Health Network

A series of day-long gatherings providing you the opportunity to replenish and refresh by using activities and exercises from the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI), as well as taking time for personal reflection and exploration of the beautiful grounds. There is no charge for this program.

When: October 5, 9 am – 4pm

Where: Transfiguration Center for
Spiritual Renewal

3505 Calumet Road
Ludlow Falls, Ohio 45339
(approximately 30 minutes north of downtown Dayton) 

Register: http://www.ohioshospice.org/clergyevents/

Help us enhance the quality of life of patients and families – #volunteer with us!

At orientation, you will learn:

• History and goals of end-of-life care
• Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton history
• Role of Volunteers and opportunities
• Confidentiality, infection control, and safety
• Boundaries
• Effective listening
• Loss and grief

Volunteer orientation dates for the rest of the year are:

October 11 & 14

November 8

December 6

All sessions are from 8:30 am – 2:30 pm.

If you are interested, please complete the volunteer application and learn more here.

Please call 937.256.9507, ext. 3314 for more information.

Help us enhance the quality of life of patients and families – #volunteer with us!

At orientation, you will learn:

• History and goals of end-of-life care
• Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton history
• Role of Volunteers and opportunities
• Confidentiality, infection control, and safety
• Boundaries
• Effective listening
• Loss and grief

Volunteer orientation dates for the rest of the year are:

October 14

November 8

December 6

All sessions are from 8:30 am – 2:30 pm.

If you are interested, please complete the volunteer application and learn more here.

Please call 937.256.9507, ext. 3314 for more information.

Who: Community members are invited to participate

What: Teams and individuals invited to take part in the Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton 3k/5k Remembrance Walk. Walk in honor or in memory of a loved one. Awards will be presented to the team/individual who raised the most money.

When: Saturday, October 21, 2017. Registration @ 8:30 am, Walk @ 10 am. Come back after you walk to get a bite to eat from the food trucks on site!

Where: Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton, 324 Wilmington Ave. Dayton, OH 45420

Why: Proceeds from the 3k/5k Remembrance Walk will enable the not-for-profit Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton to celebrate the lives of patients and families and provide superior care and superior services to all patients with life-limiting illnesses, regardless of ability to pay.

Pricing:

• Individual Walker: $25
• Team of 5 or More: $20 each
• Youth Walker (Age 12 and under): $10
• Active Military or Veteran: $20

More Details: 

• The walk route will start at Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton campus, proceed through the neighborhood, and come back.
• The course is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
• For the safety of all participants, no roller blades, bicycles, or unleashed pets.
• Parking is available off-site at various locations with shuttle buses.
• Bring some extra money for the food trucks!
• Must register by September 30, 2017 to guarantee an event t-shirt.

Register: Online registration is available here. Call 937.222.WALK for early registration.

More Info:  Contact Ashley Robison at arobison@hospiceofdayton.org or 937-723-2899 for more information. More details soon!

We thank these sponsors for supporting our mission: 

Presenting Sponsors:

Exhibit Concepts, Inc.

Calvary Cemetery

Silver Sponsor:

Greg & Patti Atkinson

Bronze Sponsors:

Clark Schaefer Hackett

David’s Cemetery

Ghostlight Coffee

Progressive Printers, Inc.

Supporting Sponsors:

Conner & Koch Life Celebration Funeral Home

Arcadia Home Care & Staffing

The Matters of the Heart series include sessions that discuss topics of interest on issues related to end of life and spirituality. The sessions are presented quarterly followed by lunch and interfaith sharing.

The Oct. 26 topic is Identifying and Addressing Spiritual Issues at End of Life.

When: October 26, 10 am – 1 pm (lunch provided)

Where: Ray and Joan Kroc Community Center (Salvation Army)
1000 N. Keowee St.
Dayton, OH 45404

RSVP: Register today for this free session at http://www.ohioshospice.org/clergyevents/

Do You Have a Loved One Suffering from Alzheimer’s

Many families try to deal with Alzheimer’s and dementia care challenges while keeping loved ones at home. These educational sessions will focus on practical techniques for home caregivers to improve quality of care for people with dementia, as well as reduce the stress on caregivers.

The program series will consist of 12 sessions (1 hour each) using the science of cognitive ergonomics and neuroscience research to improve the quality of life for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia. The sessions will take place at Hospice of Dayton and will be presented by Dr. Govind Bharwani, a nationally recognized expert in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Dr. Bharwani’s work has received six national awards for its impact on reducing medications for agitation and challenging behaviors.

Each session will be held the last Tuesday each month 6 – 7:30 p.m.

April 25: Session 1 Anatomy of the Brain and Memory Function  (plus Lewy Body Dementia)
May 30: Session 2 Basic Understanding of Neuroscience and Dementia  (plus Vascular Dementia)
June 27: Session 3 The Effect of Alzheimer’s Disease on Brain Function  (plus Frontal Lobe Dementia)
July 25: Session 4 Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and Emotional Stress on People with Dementia (plus Parkinson’s Disease)
August 29: Session 5 How to Communicate and Interact with People with Dementia  (plus Huntington’s Disease)
September 26: Session 6 Impact on Memory and Communication Function of People with Dementia (plus Down Syndrome and Pick’s Disease)
October 31: Session 7 The Effect of Environment on Behaviors of People with Dementia (plus Wandering Behavior and Sundowning)
November 28: Session 8 Neuroscience Approach to Feeding, Bathing and Other Activities of Daily Living (plus Sexual Behavior and Combativeness)
January 30, 2018: Session 9 Neuroscience Approach to Massage and Aromatherapy  (plus Depression, Delusion and Delirium)
February 27, 2018: Session 10 How to Manage Difficult Behaviors (plus Repetition and Hoarding Behaviors)
March 27, 2018: Session 11 How to Use Comforting and Stimulating Therapies  (plus Rummaging and Shadowing Behaviors)
April 24, 2018: Session 12 Safety and Ergonomic Tips for Home Caregivers (plus Suspicious and Hallucination Behaviors)
* Special Topic(s) for each session listed in parenthesis

Presented by Wright State University, Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton and the Greater Dayton Brain Health Foundation, this series offers education for caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients. No cost. Advance registration is required.

Who: Community members are invited to participate

What: The 20th annual Cosmic Bowl for Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton. This fun family event offers participating bowlers complimentary Papa John’s Pizza, an event t-shirt and two hours of bowling with their $50 registration. Event highlights also include a 50/50 raffle, door prizes and much more.

When: Sunday, November 5, 2017 from 1-3pm

Where: Poelking-Woodman Lanes, 3200 Woodman Dr., in Kettering.

Why: Proceeds from Cosmic Bowl will enable the not-for-profit Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton to celebrate the lives of patients and families and provide superior care and superior services to all patients with life-limiting illnesses, regardless of ability to pay.

More Info: Registration and pledge sheets are available by contacting Lori Igel at the Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton Foundation at 937.258.5537  or via email at ligel@hospiceofdayton.org

Help us enhance the quality of life of patients and families – #volunteer with us!

At orientation, you will learn:

• History and goals of end-of-life care
• Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton history
• Role of Volunteers and opportunities
• Confidentiality, infection control, and safety
• Boundaries
• Effective listening
• Loss and grief

Volunteer orientation dates for the rest of the year are:

November 8

December 6

All sessions are from 8:30 am – 2:30 pm.

If you are interested, please complete the volunteer application and learn more here.

Please call 937.256.9507, ext. 3314 for more information.

Help us enhance the quality of life of patients and families – #volunteer with us!

At orientation, you will learn:

• History and goals of end-of-life care
• Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton history
• Role of Volunteers and opportunities
• Confidentiality, infection control, and safety
• Boundaries
• Effective listening
• Loss and grief

Our last volunteer orientation of the year is December 6th from 8:30 am – 2:30 pm.

If you are interested, please complete the volunteer application and learn more here.

Please call 937.256.9507, ext. 3314 for more information.

Do You Have a Loved One Suffering from Alzheimer’s

Many families try to deal with Alzheimer’s and dementia care challenges while keeping loved ones at home. These educational sessions will focus on practical techniques for home caregivers to improve quality of care for people with dementia, as well as reduce the stress on caregivers.

The program series will consist of 12 sessions (1 hour each) using the science of cognitive ergonomics and neuroscience research to improve the quality of life for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia. The sessions will take place at Hospice of Dayton and will be presented by Dr. Govind Bharwani, a nationally recognized expert in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Dr. Bharwani’s work has received six national awards for its impact on reducing medications for agitation and challenging behaviors.

Each session will be held the last Tuesday each month 6 – 7:30 p.m.

April 25: Session 1 Anatomy of the Brain and Memory Function  (plus Lewy Body Dementia)
May 30: Session 2 Basic Understanding of Neuroscience and Dementia  (plus Vascular Dementia)
June 27: Session 3 The Effect of Alzheimer’s Disease on Brain Function  (plus Frontal Lobe Dementia)
July 25: Session 4 Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and Emotional Stress on People with Dementia (plus Parkinson’s Disease)
August 29: Session 5 How to Communicate and Interact with People with Dementia  (plus Huntington’s Disease)
September 26: Session 6 Impact on Memory and Communication Function of People with Dementia (plus Down Syndrome and Pick’s Disease)
October 31: Session 7 The Effect of Environment on Behaviors of People with Dementia (plus Wandering Behavior and Sundowning)
November 28: Session 8 Neuroscience Approach to Feeding, Bathing and Other Activities of Daily Living (plus Sexual Behavior and Combativeness)
January 30, 2018: Session 9 Neuroscience Approach to Massage and Aromatherapy  (plus Depression, Delusion and Delirium)
February 27, 2018: Session 10 How to Manage Difficult Behaviors (plus Repetition and Hoarding Behaviors)
March 27, 2018: Session 11 How to Use Comforting and Stimulating Therapies  (plus Rummaging and Shadowing Behaviors)
April 24, 2018: Session 12 Safety and Ergonomic Tips for Home Caregivers (plus Suspicious and Hallucination Behaviors)
* Special Topic(s) for each session listed in parenthesis

Presented by Wright State University, Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton and the Greater Dayton Brain Health Foundation, this series offers education for caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients. No cost. Advance registration is required.