Advocacy Group to Host Screening of Documentary on Senior Care Home Conditions
Kansas Advocates for Better Care is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a free screening of the documentary "No Country for Old People", aiming to reform long-term care facilities for older people.
The event will take place at Liberty Hall, 644 Massachusetts St, on the 28th, starting at 6 p.m. It is free to attend, but reservations can be made by emailing [email protected] or calling 785-842-3088.
The screening will include refreshments, popcorn, soda, and a commemorative dessert to mark KABC's "50 years of fighting for dignity, respect, and quality care for older Kansans."
KABC's 50 years of fighting for dignity, respect, and quality care for older Kansans
Author's summary: Kansas Advocates for Better Care celebrates 50 years with a documentary screening.
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