PSL Grand Baby Project

• Exclusive to Phoenix Senior Living communities in the respective areas they serve and the first organization to offer this therapy in each state we are located in
• Certified staff in every community, company wide
• Partnered with the only  Dementia Doll Therapy certifying body in the United States
• Support of the partner organization (The Grandbaby Project) is a non-profit organization and all doll sponsorships directly support the TGB and their mission for research expansion and non pharmacological interventions for those living with degenerative cognitive disease (funding does not come to PSL at all)

PSL Pays It Forward

• Monthly philanthropic activities are woven into our program to maintain a sense of purpose for residents and integrate every Phoenix community into the community at large.
• In addition to monthly philanthropic activities, we observe National Pay it Forward Day every April 28. On this day, all of our communities band together to make concentrated philanthropic efforts. Each community chooses their act(s) based upon what residents are interested in and their abilities. 
• Search #PSLPaysItForward to find our Pay-it-Forward initiative on social media!

Canoe Kids at PSL

• Monthly intergenerational activities are incorporated into each community’s programming.
• The benefits include instilling a sense of purpose for resident, empathy training and soft skills exploration for younger generations and a tangible energy that can only be found when there are young people around.
• In addition to monthly intergenerational activities, we will be resuming our Canoe Kids Summer Camp in June of this year. Each community will hosting day camps for children to interact with our residents.
• Search #CanoeKidsatPSL on social media to see what it’s all about!

The Legacy Project

• What began as a simple day activity in our Baton Rouge community, The Pearl at Jamestown, this project has now expanded and is working its way through our entire organization. 
• This project brings awareness to the contributions our residents have made throughout their lives while working to de-stigmatize the common imagery 
• associated with residents battling cognitive decline.