Hosted by PR Home Care
Safe Homes, Strong Families
Practical information, trusted local resources, and meaningful connections for older adults, caregivers, and families.
Join us for a welcoming community event focused on safer homes, stronger family planning, caregiver support, and resources that help older adults remain independent and connected.
Families should not have to wait for a crisis to find support.
Many families begin searching for help after a fall, hospitalization, sudden change, or caregiver emergency.
Safe Homes, Strong Families brings useful information and trusted community connections together in one place. Families can ask questions, understand available resources, and begin planning earlier.
The event is designed to be educational, welcoming, and useful. It is not a high-pressure sales presentation.
Recognize Changes
Learn what changes in the home, routines, nutrition, social connection, and everyday responsibilities may deserve attention.
Start the Conversation
Explore ways to discuss preferences, concerns, safety, and the kind of support that may help preserve independence.
Build a Resource Circle
Connect with trusted local professionals before an urgent situation limits your family’s options.
Practical information for real family decisions.
Meet professionals, ask questions, and leave with clearer next steps and useful local contacts.
Home Safety and Fall Prevention
Learn how the home environment can support independence and where common safety concerns may be hiding.
Caregiver and Family Support
Discover resources that can reduce isolation, improve planning, and help families share responsibilities.
Legal and Future Planning
Ask questions about important documents, decision-making, advance preparation, and protecting family wishes.
Medication and Health Resources
Connect with professionals who can explain medication-related support, health resources, and community services.
Local Community Connections
Meet organizations and professionals who work with older adults, caregivers, and families.
Useful conversations with trusted local professionals.
Attendees will be able to speak with professionals serving older adults and families in several important areas.
Home and Safety
Fall prevention, home organization, supportive services, and safer living environments.
Legal and Planning
Estate planning, advance preparation, family protection, and decision-making.
Health and Medication
Medication education, pharmacy resources, and practical health-related guidance.
Caregiver Resources
Education, community programs, support services, and family connections.
Come for the information. Stay for the connections.
Doors Open
Check in, receive event materials, and begin meeting community partners.
Welcome
Opening remarks from PR Home Care and an overview of the day.
Resource Connections Begin
Meet participating professionals, ask questions, and gather useful information.
Education and Conversations
Explore resource tables and participate in short educational conversations.
Event Concludes
Take your information, resources, and new community connections home with you.
What to know before you attend.
Is the event free?
Yes. Safe Homes, Strong Families Resource Day is free to attend. Advance registration is encouraged.
Who should attend?
The event is for older adults, adult children, family caregivers, professionals, and anyone planning ahead for safer independent living.
Do I need to stay for the entire event?
No. Guests may arrive and explore the event at their own pace during event hours.
Will refreshments be available?
Complimentary light refreshments will be available while supplies last.
Is this a sales event?
No. The event is focused on education, community resources, and meaningful conversations. Attendees are not required to purchase services.
Is the location accessible?
Abbotts Creek Community Center is a public community facility. Contact PR Home Care in advance with specific accessibility questions or accommodation needs.
Supporting independence before a crisis occurs.
PR Home Care provides non-medical companion and lifestyle support for older adults and families. Our work centers on safety awareness, consistent routines, meaningful connection, family respite, and practical support.
We created Safe Homes, Strong Families Resource Day because families deserve access to useful information before they feel overwhelmed or unsure where to turn.
- Community education focused on preparation and independence
- Connections to trusted local professionals and organizations
- A welcoming setting where families can ask questions without pressure
Take one practical step toward a safer, stronger plan.
Reserve your free seat and connect with local professionals, community resources, and information your family can use.