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292 Jennifer Prell: The Ups and Downs of Late-Life Housing and How to Get the Help You Need

  1. 292 Jennifer Prell: The Ups and Downs of Late-Life Housing and How to Get the Help You Need Gail Zelitzky and Catherine Marienau 31:58

Elderwerks’ dynamic CEO and Founder, Jennifer Prell, understands older adults. She believes elders deserve respect and loving care. She gets worked up when talking about how difficult it often is for older people, no matter their income level, to find proper housing as they age. Adult children reach out because a parent is declining. That parent does not always recognize there is a problem and that makes it extremely difficult to help them make the transition to safer housing. Jennifer and her team are trained to ask the questions that will guide them in determining the correct paths to take. 

 

Jennifer started a 2nd business called Safe Moves for Seniors so that she could work with income-restricted older people. Through this business they write grants and raise funds to aid older adults in Downsizing and moving with dignity. 

 

Their knowledge seems never-ending in all the ways to find proper housing for their clients as they age.

 

Connect with Jennifer:

Email: Jennifer.Prell@Elderwerks.org

Website: www.Elderwerks.org

Website: www.safemovesforseniors.org

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