Pam & John Radio Show

06/28/2023

Give me a call if you know of a senior who is in need of shower bars! Here at 910-465-4770 ~ Pam Dismukes

I will be happy to stop by and tell you all about it! It's part of who we are and giving back to the community. Let me know a good day and time to stop by and submit your application! NO FEE! NO CHARGE! Let me help you feel safe in the shower.

I look forward to hearing from you

Close the Gap in Senior Care is closing the gap in fall prevention by installing grab bars in seniors' homes. Learn more or donate today!

05/23/2023

Come join our team

Also, in need of bilingual caregivers… if you or someone you know is looking for a great place to work… follow the link and apply today ❤️

Caring Senior Service is looking for qualified people in the Wilmington, NC, area to join our team! See our available caregiver jobs, here!

05/08/2023

Caring Senior Service is looking for qualified people in the Wilmington, NC, area to join our team! See our available caregiver jobs, here!

04/15/2023

PURPLE UP! DAY
During the Month of the Military Child, Purple Up! Day on April 15th recognizes some of the military’s most unsung heroes – their children. The day encourages everyone to wear purple representing all branches of the military and showing unity with each other.

All across the country and around the world, military children play a significant role in their schools, youth organizations, and communities. When we wear purple in their honor, we let them know we support them in all branches of the military – Army, Navy, Marine, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Space Force. Whether they are a part of the military family for a short while or their entire childhood, the military child deserves to know they have the support of their community.

PURPLE UP! DAY HISTORY
The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension Military Youth and Family Program initiated the Purple Up! for Military Kids in 2011. They selected April 15th during the Month of the Military Child as a way to honor military children from all branches of the military. Purple represented the colors of each branch of the military as one. Since then, other organizations and communities spread the word, giving the celebration momentum.

04/06/2023