20 Hours of Free In-Home Care for Veterans in USA
Denver, CO, November 11, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Twenty Hours of Caregiving Provided Free to Veterans, Families from Homewatch CareGivers “We Care for Veterans” National Program.
To honor U.S. military personnel for their service and sacrifice, Homewatch CareGivers, the largest and most experienced international franchise provider of in-home care, is offering up to 20 hours of free in-home care to disabled U.S. military veterans of any conflict—from World War II and Korea to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq--in its “We Care for Veterans” program.
“We know that many family members act as caregivers for returning disabled military and they are often responsible for childcare as well as elder care. We hope our donation of in-home care can directly help meet the veteran’s care needs or that it benefits family caregivers by giving them time for themselves or additional support with their daily schedules and duties,” said Leann Reynolds, president, Homewatch CareGivers.
An estimated 10,000 disabled veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts depend on their parents, who are Boomers and older, to be their caregivers, according to the Wounded Warrior Project, The Military Family Network and Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes.
Service members can sign up for “We Care for Veterans” now through November, 2008 by visiting www.homewatchcaregivers.com where program details are posted or calling toll free 1-800-777-9770. The program is available to one veteran per location and is issued on a first come, first serve basis. Care can be secured for any use that falls within the parameters of each Homewatch CareGivers existing service offering and applicants must be signed up for “We Care for Veterans” by Nov. 30, 2008.
About Homewatch CareGivers
Founded in 1980, Homewatch CareGivers is the largest, most experienced international provider of full-service in-home care for people of all ages, including seniors, children, veterans, the chronically ill, and those recovering from medical procedures. Caregivers are triple-screened and continually trained and supervised by healthcare professionals to provide reliable, compassionate, and highly skilled services in companion, personal and comprehensive care. In-home care services are personalized for each client and customized care plans are administered through an international network of 100 franchise owners with 169 territories which includes 9 international owners with 19 international territories. Each office is locally owned and dedicated to ensuring quality of life for clients and peace of mind for their loved ones. Visit www.homewatchcaregivers.com for franchise, company and caregiver information.
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Media Contact: Carol Piaseczny, APR
Email: carolp@sjiltd.com
Phone: 303.947. 2647
To honor U.S. military personnel for their service and sacrifice, Homewatch CareGivers, the largest and most experienced international franchise provider of in-home care, is offering up to 20 hours of free in-home care to disabled U.S. military veterans of any conflict—from World War II and Korea to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq--in its “We Care for Veterans” program.
“We know that many family members act as caregivers for returning disabled military and they are often responsible for childcare as well as elder care. We hope our donation of in-home care can directly help meet the veteran’s care needs or that it benefits family caregivers by giving them time for themselves or additional support with their daily schedules and duties,” said Leann Reynolds, president, Homewatch CareGivers.
An estimated 10,000 disabled veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts depend on their parents, who are Boomers and older, to be their caregivers, according to the Wounded Warrior Project, The Military Family Network and Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes.
Service members can sign up for “We Care for Veterans” now through November, 2008 by visiting www.homewatchcaregivers.com where program details are posted or calling toll free 1-800-777-9770. The program is available to one veteran per location and is issued on a first come, first serve basis. Care can be secured for any use that falls within the parameters of each Homewatch CareGivers existing service offering and applicants must be signed up for “We Care for Veterans” by Nov. 30, 2008.
About Homewatch CareGivers
Founded in 1980, Homewatch CareGivers is the largest, most experienced international provider of full-service in-home care for people of all ages, including seniors, children, veterans, the chronically ill, and those recovering from medical procedures. Caregivers are triple-screened and continually trained and supervised by healthcare professionals to provide reliable, compassionate, and highly skilled services in companion, personal and comprehensive care. In-home care services are personalized for each client and customized care plans are administered through an international network of 100 franchise owners with 169 territories which includes 9 international owners with 19 international territories. Each office is locally owned and dedicated to ensuring quality of life for clients and peace of mind for their loved ones. Visit www.homewatchcaregivers.com for franchise, company and caregiver information.
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Media Contact: Carol Piaseczny, APR
Email: carolp@sjiltd.com
Phone: 303.947. 2647
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