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5th Annual Caring for Family Caregivers Conference

5th Annual Caring for Family Caregivers Conference

Nov. 14, 2023

Conference attendees speaking with representatives from local organizations that support healthy aging.

Cortney Nicolato, president and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island, sharing welcoming remarks.

Maria Cimini, director of the Rhode Island Office of Healthy Aging, giving welcoming remarks.

Kyle Bennett, senior director of policy and equity for United Way of Rhode Island, emceeing.

Kimberly Whiter, CEO of Elder Care Solutions, presenting a keynote speech.

Aura Medina, Point program manager, speaking during a workshop with team members Cristina Amedeo and Mariana Moore.

Conference attendees Maria Cimini and Tina Guenette Pedersen smiling as other attendees look on.

Maria Sol Cuesta, MyOptions RI advisor and lead satellite offices coordinator for Point, presenting a workshop.

Kelley Hurley, ADPI grant coordinator for CareLink, speaking during a panel discussion with Hector Munoz & Leslie Courtney.

Conference attendee asking a question as other attendees look on.

Conference attendee with short blonde hair smiling.

Conference attendee Isabel Escobar sitting at a table with other attendees.

Jonathan Cavanagh, RN-BSN student at Rhode Island College, speaking during a workshop with other nursing students and grads.

Divya Nair, policy analyst for the Economic Progress Institute, presenting a workshop.

Point team members posing with Kyle Bennett, senior director of policy and equity for United Way of Rhode Island.

Kyle Bennett, Cristina Amedeo, Kimberly Whiter, Maria Cimini, and Cortney Nicolato posing in front of a stage.

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