A Career as a Home Care Aide

 New York City resident Abraham Kadymir is a certified senior care manager with US Veteran Care. As an advocate for senior veterans, he connects service users to qualified and competent personal care aides and works to create a positive work environment for the staff. Since Abraham Kadymir’s began serving as a senior care manager the field has grown quickly, with employment numbers predicted to continue rising.

Over the course of the next ten years, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the number of home health and personal care assistants employed in the country will rise by about 568,000 annually. This would represent a 34% increase in jobs from 2019 to 2029, which is far higher than the 4% increase in jobs expected for all occupations.

The preference of older persons to live in their own homes is growing, and this trend intensified during the epidemic. In addition to being safer and more comfortable in their own homes, vulnerable individuals can receive home care for a lower cost than they would in a nursing home or other comparable institution.

It's a fantastic moment for kind and capable people because there is a growing need for home care assistants.

Three Ways to Raise Money for Charity

Certified senior care manager Abraham Kadymir has a passion for social responsibility and philanthropic giving. In addition to coaching youth basketball and inspiring young people as a motivational speaker, Abraham Kadymir has led fundraising efforts to support the work of several nonprofit organizations.

Anyone can support their favorite charity by organizing a fundraiser and donating the final amount directly to the nonprofit. Some simple ways to coordinate a fundraising campaign include:

Online: There are many credible platforms that allow people to set up virtual fundraisers that can then be shared through email or social media. Since the platform handles all donations, it is an easy and secure way to quickly raise funds.

Sell items: With a little more effort, creating an item or food product to sell can also be a fun and simple way to fundraise. Some popular ideas include having a bake sale or selling beaded bracelets.

Host an event: Organizing a dinner, short-distance race, or other event for a good cause can attract a lot of people and help raise large amounts of money. While these types of fundraisers are the most difficult to plan, they can bring in significant donations.