Worker Voices

Home Care Instructor Christy Narvaez has an infectious enthusiasm felt by learners and clients alike. Christy, also an advanced training graduate,...

As a home care aide for her 35-year-old grandson Paul, Nancy Cook has mastered the art of providing specialized, compassionate care. (Pictured above, Nancy...

Life as a home care aide can be physically and emotionally stressful. In fact, one in five caregivers has reported moderate-to-severe depression. Depression...

What do you do every day (big or small) for your joy? Caregivers share how they recharge their energy and why it’s vital to their health and...

Do you know how much sugar you’re eating and drinking? The true amount may surprise you. Sugar is sprinkled throughout our diets–not only in...

Nestled in the countryside of Goldendale, about 60 miles south of Yakima, an unpaved driveway leads to a freshly painted blue house where Home Care Aide...

I’ve always been an overachiever,” says Rhayne White, a Home Care Aide in Spokane. So when the opportunity to get more training through the SEIU 775...

In Pequot Lakes, Minn., on July 4, 1943, while most families were celebrating the birth of a nation, the Lindberg family celebrated the birth of a...

Shopping totes are so convenient but they never fit well on the back of wheelchairs. They hang awkwardly because they have to be turned sideways. Handles are...

Washington state’s Somali community first began taking shape in the 1970s and 1980s. The first Somali immigrants were a small group of engineers and...