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Services

Activities Minis 2 Love has participated in once or multiple times

  • Our first visit was to Hope Arbor at Isle of Hope UMC where they provide day care for Alzheimer's seniors. We try to go one Tuesday and one Thursday each month.

  • The second place we visited was Azalealand Nursing home. We visit there twice a month; once to see a small group in the activities room and once to do bedside visits. 

  • We have visited Thunderbolt Transitional Care and Rehabilitation and Bryan County Health and Rehab as well.

  • We have visited several of the Senior Centers in the area.

  • We have been part of a Make-A-Wish event.

  • We were a part of the Fall Festival at Skidaway Island UMC.

  • We were the program for Skidaway Island's Wednesday night dinner, for two PEO meetings and for a volunteer lunch at Hospice Savannah. 

  • We have visited several area retirement communities, Savannah Commons, The Oaks in Pooler, and Morningside

  • We've visited residents in several Alzheimer's units at these places as well. 

  • We are now certified Hospice Savannah volunteers and try to visit patients, families and staff members once a month.

  • We had a beautiful visit with the women at New Beginnings center for recovering substance abuse women.  

 

Our Future Goals

Minis 2 Love hopes to be able to 

  • visit homes where adults/children are suffering from long term illness.

  • visit homes where families have suffered sudden loss of a loved one.

  • visit schools to see children who may be in crisis.

  • work with the police department to provide services to children who are in crisis.

  • go to the airport to act as a stress reliever for travelers and distraction to those who may have just said goodbye to a loved one.

  • work with our military bases to provide the same type of emotional support.

  • work with our local VA in some capacity

Walks Downtown Savannah
Taking the horses downtown provided lots of opportunity for desensitization training. A primary goal during training to get the horses basically bombproof, meaning they don't have any response to sudden noises or movements. They are exposed to sounds of trucks, cars, sirens. They meet all types of people and deal with crowds. Some businesses even allow us to come inside which puts us in close spaces and walking on different flooring. 

Photos from our visits are below and throughout the website. Enjoy! 

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