Alzheimer is an illness that has been affecting over 5 million Americans, it’s symptoms are loss of memory, language difficulties and erratic behavior, most patients affected are over 65 years old. It ‘s not a normal part of aging, doctors have found patients with early symptoms in their 40’s and 50’s. It’s a progressive illness… Continue Reading
Santa Barbara has become an amazing place to live. Not only for the beautiful landscapes, the gorgeous neighborhoods, and the farmer’s markets it has, but also the kindness of the people and the almost year round sunny weather that makes it possible for people to live a very healthy outdoor life that naturally comes with… Continue Reading
In the United States, we can find many different cancer advocacy groups. No matter how we define them (NGOs or non-profit organizations), they all are dedicated to raising awareness about cancer and directing all their efforts to control this difficult medical condition. As the disease continues to grow in every country in the worlds, it… Continue Reading
The term homelessness is defined as the condition of individuals who don’t have a permanent residence, such as a house or apartment. Usually, people who are homeless have a hard time acquiring and maintaining a safe, secure and adequate residence, for this, anyone who lives in a homeless shelter, a warming center, nighttime residence, a… Continue Reading
When you think about, you tend to think about donations of money to charities, hospitals, hospices, orphanages, libraries, universities and other entities that might be in need of those resources. But did you know that you can donate other things? And did you know that your car could be among those other things? It’s true.… Continue Reading
We take light for granted every day. We use it so much that we don’t stop to think how it was made or discovered, how it travels and the efforts needed in order to have it right at our house by just pressing a button or moving a switch. Kenny Slaught thinks that light should… Continue Reading
By law in the Santa Barbara County, Animal Services are required to pick up stray animals under any type of condition (no matter if they are cats, dogs or rabbits). There are three County facilities, located in Lompoc, Goleta and Santa Maria, which capacity has been considerably exceeded with numerous homeless and usually injured, neglected… Continue Reading
The Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara is a group of volunteers dedicated to collect donations that will later be used to give considerable grants to charitable causes that focus on the most relevant needs women, children and families may have in Santa Barbara, Goleta and Carpinteria. Even when many people don’t know that this kind… Continue Reading