High Impact Practices Student Showcase Spring 2026
Our Time at Share The Care
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Course Code
LDR
Course Number
2002
Faculty/Instructor
Esther Mandelbaum
Faculty/Instructor Email
esther.mandelbaum@ucf.edu
Abstract, Summary, or Creative Statement
Our service-learning project focused on supporting Share the Care, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing education, training, and support to family caregivers. The organization operates on the vision of a community where every caregiver has the support needed to maintain their own well-being while caring for a loved one. Their mission is to provide the necessary services to enable caregivers to keep family members at home, and delaying or eliminating the need for institutional care. Our group supported this mission by providing companionship and engagement for the elderly through interactive activities, games and arts and crafts. Overall, we learned compassion for those in the elderly and disabled community ad the impact that caregiver's fatigue can have not only on family, but also how it directly impacts the quality of care that those who require it receive. In summation, we learned both the organizational and leadership culture of a non-profit such as Share the Care, as well as the compassion it takes for this field of work and how we can apply this within our own lives and community involvement.
Keywords
Service, Community, Care giving, Companionship
Recommended Citation
Arnott, Makenna; Hochhalter, Amy; Palazzolo, Ava; and Augustin, Caelyn, "Our Time at Share The Care" (2026). High Impact Practices Student Showcase Spring 2026. 51.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/hip-2026spring/51
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