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Community Resources and Family Engagement Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is a primary benefit of involving family members in a resident's activity programming?

    Answer: It strengthens the resident's sense of connection and belonging

    Family involvement enhances a resident's emotional well-being by reinforcing social bonds and a sense of belonging.

  2. A certified activity director wants to connect a resident with a community volunteer program. What is the FIRST step?

    Answer: Obtain the resident's consent and assess their interests

    Resident consent and interest assessment must occur before arranging any community volunteer involvement.

  3. Which community organization is commonly partnered with long-term care facilities to provide intergenerational programming?

    Answer: Area Agencies on Aging (AAA)

    Area Agencies on Aging coordinate community resources, including intergenerational programs, for older adults in long-term care settings.

  4. When a family member disagrees with the activities recommended for their loved one, the activity director should FIRST:

    Answer: Listen to family concerns while prioritizing the resident's expressed preferences

    The activity director must balance family input with the resident's own stated preferences, keeping the resident at the center of care.

  5. A facility is organizing a community resource fair for residents. Which of the following organizations would be MOST relevant to include?

    Answer: Veterans Service Organizations (VSOs)

    Veterans Service Organizations provide benefits, social support, and programs directly relevant to veteran residents in long-term care.

  6. Which federal program provides funding to States for supportive services including activities and socialization programs for older adults?

    Answer: Older Americans Act (OAA) Title III

    The Older Americans Act Title III funds home and community-based supportive services including socialization and activity programs for older adults.