Library craft program canceled ADVERTISING Library craft program canceled Because of staffing, the adult craft Clean and Green program scheduled for Saturday at the Kailua-Kona Public Library has been canceled. Doctor, author addresses Brain Injury Support group The Brain Injury
Library craft program canceled
Library craft program canceled
Because of staffing, the adult craft Clean and Green program scheduled for Saturday at the Kailua-Kona Public Library has been canceled.
Doctor, author addresses Brain Injury Support group
The Brain Injury Support group meets from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at Hawaiian Rehab Services, just mauka of the Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union on Hualalai Road.
Jacob Teitelbaum, MD, will discuss the incidence and prevalence of decreased pituitary function and hormonal deficiencies after traumatic brain injury. He will also address sleep apnea, persistent free radical injury from the iron in the micro bleeds, secondary fibromyalgia, chronic pain and orthostatic intolerance as potential sequelae of traumatic brain injury.
Teitelbaum is one of the most frequently quoted integrative medical authorities in the world and is an author of best-selling books and the lead author of several related studies.
Invited are all brain injury, stroke or other neuro-trauma survivors, their families and caregivers, interested professionals and the public.
Info: Hawaiian Rehab, 329-0591 or Karen Klemme, RN, 896-2962.
AARP grants available for projects that improve livability
AARP is accepting applications for Community Challenge grants to fund projects that spark change in local communities. The grant program is part of AARP’s nationwide Livable Communities initiative that aims to make our communities great places to live for everyone.
The program is open to 501(C) (3) and 501(C) (4) nonprofits and government entities.
Projects might range from a small, short-term activity that costs hundreds to a more sizable project requiring thousands of dollars. Projects need to deliver on the following drivers for change, including: Improving a community’s built environment to benefit all ages and ability levels (and connect to the social environment). For example: Transforming vacant or underutilized public spaces, or osting activities to encourage healthy eating and exercise.
Groups with projects that are ready to go except for the funding are encouraged to apply.
The application deadline is July 15 and all projects must be completed by Nov. 1.
Applications: AARP.org/CommunityChallenge.
Jones graduates from Lehigh University
Kyra Jones of Holualoa graduated with a Master of Education degree with a major in international counseling from Lehigh University this spring.
