Seniors Helping Seniors Offers In-Home Care Services in Southern Arizona

The Cochise County government meeting on August 29, 2025, featured a variety of discussions aimed at community engagement and support services. The meeting began with an invitation to the upcoming Showdown Weekend in Tombstone, scheduled from 10 AM to 4 PM, where attendees can enjoy reenactments, local shops, and eateries.

Following this, Grady Butler and Carol Kapast hosted a segment on "First Watch" featuring representatives from Seniors Helping Seniors, Cameron and Kate. They provided insights into their organization, which focuses on in-home care services for seniors, allowing them to maintain independence with dignity. The program employs seniors as caregivers, emphasizing the importance of empathy in caregiving.

Cameron explained that even those without prior caregiving experience can become caregivers, as the organization provides necessary training. They conduct free consultations to assess individual needs and ensure home safety, offering flexible support ranging from companionship to personal care.

The representatives highlighted that there are no long-term contracts, allowing families to seek assistance on a week-to-week basis. This flexibility accommodates various needs, whether for short-term recovery or ongoing support. They also noted that caregivers are matched based on their abilities and the specific requirements of those receiving care.

The meeting concluded with a call for community members to reach out for more information or to apply as caregivers. The representatives expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share their mission of fostering connections among seniors in the community. Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of local events and support services in enhancing the quality of life for residents in Cochise County.