ARTZ Philly Side By Side

Join us Thursday November 12th at 1:30pm at Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley for ARTZ Philly Side by Side, a unique pilot program designed specifically for care pairs—care partners (caregivers) and their loved ones living with dementia.

This special event features two programs happening at the same time and in the same welcoming space, offering meaningful, individualized experiences for both members of the pair.

While care partners focus on self-care and connection, their loved ones are simultaneously engaged in creative expression—allowing both to benefit, together and apart.

This program is designed exclusively for care pairs, one care partner and their loved one living with dementia, so please be sure to register for two.

Light refreshments will be served at this program. If you have any dietary restrictions, please list them in the “Want to add a comment?” section on the registration form.

For more information please email smalls@artzphilly.org.

Location:

Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley is located at 6300 Greene St, Philadelphia, PA 19144.

Accessibility, Transit, and Parking:

Parking is available on site but is limited. Guests are welcome to park in any available spots to the front or side of the building. You are also welcome to drop off guests at the porch and park if needed. There is often street parking available on Greene St or Washington Ln.

Wesley is a short walk from the Chestnut Hill West Train stop at Upsal and the 53 bus stop at Wayne Avenue and Lincoln Drive. The neighborhood does have a few hills and there is a bit of an incline to the driveway.

Stapeley is fully accessible. The main entrance is located off of the front porch. There are six steps in the front of the porch and a ramp with handrails on both sides located on the left side of the porch. The receptionist will greet you when you enter and invite you to sign in. Please sign in at the table along the wall and take a sticker.


This program is generously funded by a two-year Innovative Project Support grant from The Sarah Ralston Foundation.