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select measurePercentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
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	Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased. Lower is better.Report Period: October 1, 2022 through September 30, 2023State average: 14.82%
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The app also offers tools for managing the stress of daily life, including guided relaxation exercises, soothing sounds and images, relationship tips and more.</p>

<p>The PTSD Family Coach app helps family members of those living with PTSD. It can help users manage stress, take care of themselves and tend to their relationships. The app features include mindfulness exercises, a stress level tracker, and tools that can help users process difficult emotions and build their social networks.</p>

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">3. <a href="https://mobile.va.gov/app/mindfulness-coach" rel="noopener">Mindfulness Coach</a></h2>

<p>The Mindfulness Coach app teaches you how to establish a simple mindfulness routine. Mindfulness means noticing and paying attention to the present moment without passing judgment. It has been shown to be helpful for reducing stress and improving symptoms of anxiety, depression and chronic pain.</p>

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<p>Annie for Veterans is VA’s automated text messaging service that empowers Veterans to take an active role in their health care.</p>

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The mission of Social Connection is to promote social skills and to build friendships for teens and adults with disabilities. We provide several recreational and leisure activities for the participants. Activities include arts and crafts, sports games, table games, parties, live bands, and much more!Some activities occur offsite. The program is held every Wednesday night from 7:00 PM- 9:00 PM at the San Bruno Senior Center, 1555 Crystal Springs Road. Please bring $3 for snacks and supplies.Please call the program director at (650) 616-7184 to obtain more information about our events and to receive a newsletter.Quotes from our participants...Why do you like coming to Social Connection Program?“ Because you get to see your friends.” –Patrick“ It makes me happy.” –AlbertWhat is your favorite activity to do at the center?“ I like playing bingo and cards with my friends” –Steven   “ My favorite activity is bingo.” –Roosevelt

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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Laurie Wood, Navy Veteran38TH ANNUALApril 1 - 7, 2024Get InvolvedEvent PhotosAboutParticipateMediaVeteran storiesVolunteerSponsorNewsResourcesFreedom AwardHistoryMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.A world leader in rehabilitation, the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic provides nearly 400 profoundly disabled Veterans with training and rehabilitation every year.
 
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For Seniors, Military Personnel, Veterans, Native Americans, and People with DisabilitiesNote: All discounts below are for New York State ResidentsActive Duty Military PersonnelThe Patriot Plan provides free hunting, trapping and fishing licenses to active duty personnel that have taken the appropriate sportsman education classes. See Sporting Licenses Under the Patriot Plan for information about eligibility and proof required.All members of the New York State Militia or any branch of the New York State National Guard or military reserves who are currently serving on active duty in support of the war on terrorism are eligible for one free Empire Pass Card for use by his or her immediate family during deployment and/or for his or her own use when returning home. The member must be a New York State resident.