Thanks to the generous support of BHHS Legacy Foundation, Duet kinship care services celebrated the Grand Opening of the GrandKin Clothing Closet. This new resource offers essential items—school uniforms, clothing, shoes, and supplies—to support grandfamilies in our community. If you’re an eligible family, we invite you to visit the GrandKin Clothing Closet at Duet’s office and take advantage of this valuable service. Together, we’re uplifting grandfamilies!
Art connects and heals, especially for those facing dementia and kinship caregiving challenges. Through partnerships with Free Arts and Urbanists Collective, Duet offers innovative programs to support grandparents raising grandchildren and help caregivers navigate memory loss. Whether through painting workshops that strengthen bonds or dementia education sessions that foster cross-cultural understanding, these initiatives use creativity to build resilience, connection, and hope.
Duet: Partners In Health & Aging and the Meaning & Hope Institute recently celebrated Dr. Pauline Boss for her pioneering research on ambiguous loss, which has reshaped how caregivers navigate the challenges of dementia care. Her work provides invaluable tools for coping with grief, finding hope, and building resilience in the face of uncertainty.
Today, August 17th, we celebrate National Nonprofit Day, an occasion dedicated to recognizing the immense contributions and positive impact that nonprofit organizations make in communities […]
Duet’s first writing workshop took place over several weeks in May and resulted in remarkable essays by our participants. Some have written before, while others […]