Join us for Open Door Café, a free, non-traditional caregiver support group held every Thursday from 10:00-11:30 a.m. at Elder Care. Enjoy a relaxed, come-and-go gathering in a welcoming café setting—perfect for caregivers who prefer a casual environment. Bring your loved one along, connect with fellow caregivers, and take a well-deserved break over a cup of coffee. For those interested, engaging activities will be available with our Dementia Practitioner. Who should attend? Anyone providing care for another person—whether you’re adjusting to a new diagnosis or simply looking to connect and share experiences with other caregivers, Open Door Café is here for you.

FREE Attendance  |  RSVP by April 9 Kay Little will be portraying a Puritan woman in early Massachusetts, shortly after arriving from England. She will tell why she and the others moved to Boston and also what her life has been like since moving. Sign up today: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/kaylittlepuritanwoman   Kay Little’s Bio Kay has been an educator her entire adult life, from teaching in the public school, preschool at FBC, homeschooling her 2 boys and then Education Director at Bartlesville Area History Museum for 6 ½ years. She fell in love with studying history while teaching her boys. After she left the museum, she started her own business, Little History Adventures, in which she gives presentations about local, state and U.S. history. Kay is married to Harvey, has 2 sons, 2 daughters-in-law and 4 grandkids. Some of the grandkids have helped with several of her presentations. She loves sharing history with all ages.