Unified Caring Association (UCA) is happy to announce their sponsorship of the 2018 Miles for Maji Event! This caring event is happening on 4/22/2018 - Earth Day - at the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, Boston. With their ongoing support of clean water projects, it's not surprising to see our friends at UCA sponsor caring beyond borders [...]
We are super excited to bring our caring store to #Empower18 ! Be sure to stop by our booth to receive a year long free UCA membership, free gifts and shop the incredible discounts on our booth merchandise! See you soon @ASCD!
Napping Day’s history is simply the history of napping, and it used to be something we all did in the middle of the afternoon. In fact, the siesta is still a time-honored tradition in Spain that happens right after the afternoon meal, and has been a practice since time out of mind. In fact, if [...]
This is going to sound like such a typical January post with ‘new year, new me’ kinda vibes, but why not have a boost in February as well?! Lets face it, February is a bit of a rubbish month, to be honest: Christmas is long-forgotten, it’s still dark and cold outside and summer’s still months [...]
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I had recently stumbled across an article that mentioned the viability of using virtual reality (VR) solutions in the healthcare space, and was immensely interested by the potential uses of the platform in such a novel way. Too often do we relegate VR to a “gamer’s passion” or as a “dying fad.” In opposition to […] [...]
Let’s talk elderly health care! Author and blogger Sally Cronin shares great tips for keeping colds far away from our older loved ones. via Elderly Health Care: Keeping colds at bay. — When Women Inspire
What an astounding difference a little love, care, and kindness can make in the life of an animal in need. This sweetheart named Penelope came from some of the worst conditions imaginable, but thanks to the work of Guardians of Rescue and many other compassionate folks, not only is she thriving but so are her puppies! [...]
Research shows that being kind to others can actually make us genuinely happy in a number of different ways. We know that deciding to be generous or cooperating with others activates an area of the brain called the striatum. Interestingly, this area responds to things we find rewarding, such as nice food and even addictive drugs. The feel-good emotion from [...]