"This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in caregiving, community development, or social change. Reverend Gregory Johnson's passion for making a difference is palpable. "

Reverend Gregory Johnson, a pioneer in caregiving and founder of the Sahaja Foundation Bali, reveals innovative approaches to caregiving in Indonesia, the importance of cultural competency, and the transformative power of intergenerational connections. He shares his journey, insights, and the success of the Sahaja model, filled with hope, collaboration, and the spirit of caregiving!

Discover how the Sahaja Foundation Bali cultivates community engagement and intergenerational connections. Reverend Johnson shares his experiences of rallying support from local villagers, demonstrating that when people see familiar faces leading initiatives, they are more likely to engage. Tune in to this enlightening discussion and discover how you can be part of the change in your own community.

Resources:

SAHAJABALI.COM

GJP-INTERNATIONAL.COM (PARTNERS AND OUTREACH)

CARECFA.ORG (INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE)

https://www.gjp-international.com

* YouTube Channel: Family Caregiving with the REV

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTcZxQs6zYYceViMLFERGcQ

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-l-johnson-a8672322a/

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Bd1yT9or2/

SAHAJA invites your partnership to unite professional and family caregivers, empower vulnerable populations, and build resilient communities. Your donation of any amount will seed a movement that transforms caregiving worldwide.

Contact egibbons@carecfa.org or gjohnson@carecfa.org.

Or

Donations can also be made by mailing a check to: Caregiver Coalition Fund of America, 445
Broadhollow Road, Suite 25, Melville, New York 11747.

In this episode of On The Ground, we explore the inspiring work of Lucy Faanunu, CEO of the E Botanic Garden in Tonga. Discover how this remote paradise is making a significant impact on conservation and the local culture through tours and outreach programs. We discuss the unique conservation efforts taking place in this beautiful garden, which boasts over 550 plant species. Lucy shares her journey of overcoming challenges, including securing government support and funding, while emphasizing the importance of community engagement and education. .One of the most compelling aspects of the episode is Lucy's candid discussion about the challenges faced by small NGOs like the need for ongoing, creative fundraising strategies.

In a world where technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and aging is an increasingly relevant topic.
Discover how artificial intelligence intersects with the human rights of older persons

Host Adriane Berg reports from the International Federation on Aging conference in Cape Town, South Africa, where she engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Caroline Green, Director of Research at the Institute of Ethics and AI at Oxford University.

They explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and the human rights of older persons, discussing the potential benefits and risks of AI in long-term care, digital equity, and lifelong learning. Join us as we uncover the ethical considerations and the future of AI in enhancing the lives of older adults.

· Data privacy

· Digital equity

· Scams and Risks

· Long Term Care Solutions

· Systemic Ageism in AI

· SDGs of Poverty Eradication and Social Inclusion

We are reminded of the importance of collaboration between generations. By bridging the digital divide and fostering intergenerational support, we can create a future where technology serves as a tool for empowerment rather than exclusion.

Resources:

International Federation On Aging

https://www.IFA.org

Dr. Caroline Green

https://www.ox.ac.uk/

Institute for Ethics in AI
https://www.ox.ac.uk/