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The document provides information about the ALS Association DC/MD/VA Chapter and how to get involved through sponsoring events, participating, volunteering, or donating. It outlines the Chapter's vision of a world without ALS and their mission of fighting ALS through research, advocacy, and supporting those living with ALS. The Chapter offers various programs and services like clinics, support groups, and equipment loans to help people living with ALS.
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This document discusses home-based care services for seniors. It notes that over 90% of seniors have at least one chronic disease and outlines common medical (home health, hospice, palliative care) and non-medical (home care, transportation) services provided in-home. These services are needed as the population of seniors is projected to more than double by 2050, with many having conditions like Alzheimer's and being at risk of falls. Planning ahead for potential home care needs is important. The document advocates that home-based care is a form of senior advocacy that provides benefits to both individuals and society.
American Diabetes Association - Raising Awareness While Raising Funds
Dr. Lamont Tyler supports several charities including the American Diabetes Association (ADA). The ADA is dedicated to fighting diabetes through funding research, finding more efficient treatment, and raising public awareness. Two major fundraising events for the ADA are Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, which had over 120,000 participants in 2013 raising $24 million, and Tour de Cure bicycle rides in 89 cities with 65,000 cyclists raising over $26 million.
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