Many people learned about the night skies and galaxies from their parents. Even well into adulthood, many children still enjoy perching on their roof or back deck to observe the stars and spend a quiet evening with their senior parents. After all, no matter what time of year, there is always a show and a lively sight in the sky.
Joanne Taylor, CEO and Owner of the Senior Helpers Westchester location, was honored by the Women's Enterprise Development Center for her entrepreneurial work and contributions in the Westchester community with the Lillian Vernon Award. The WEDC empowers entrepreneurs to build succesfull businesses by providing high quality training programs, advisory services, and access to capital to help generate economic grwoth in Westchester and the Hudson Vally. Watch the clip of Joanne accepting her award here!
Senior Helpers Westchester owner, Joanne Taylor, shared the challenges facing home care workers during the pandemic on this web event held by Kaiser Helath News and The John Hartford Foundation.
Joanne Taylor’s journey to ownership of a Senior Helpers franchise began when she lost two family members within six months. She saw how difficult it was to navigate the world of hospitals, senior-care facilities, and in-home care. Learn more about her story in this blog.
After losing her brother and mother within the span of a year, Joanne Taylor was led to re-evaluate her life and career choice. Learn more about her story and reasons for opening Senior Helpers Westchester, New York.