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CADC Resources

Learn more about CADC

This page provides information and opportunities to learn about CADC and tools you can use to improve you and your loved one's life.

Caring for your loved one

Caring for yourself

What is Hygge all about?

“U cannot pour from an empty watering can!!  Caring for yourself is part of caring for the one you love.”
-Susan Sinderson

CADC Wishlist

    • White copy paper (letter sized)

    • Colored copy paper, pastel colors - pink, yellow, green, blue, purple

    • Ink cartridges 

      • HP 67 black and color

      • HP 952 black and color

      • Epson 702 black and color

    • Postage Stamps

    • Dry Erase Markers and Erasers

    • Colored Washable Markers

    • Glue sticks

    • Craft Supplies

    • Washable paint

    • Brushes

    • Watercolors

    • Watercolor paper 

    • Construction paper (multicolored) 

    • Bags of potting soil

    • Kazoos on strings

    • Lotion

    • Jewelry

    • Scarves

    • New Socks

    • New baseball caps

    • Seasonal decorative items for windows or tabletops 

    • Fast food or ice cream gift certificates

    • Small photo frame

    • Word searches

    • Crossword puzzles

    • Adult coloring books

    • Individually wrapped chocolates (Hershey's kisses, Hershey's miniatures, etc)

    • Swiffer dry replacement pads

    • Swiffer wet replacement pads

    • Puffs plus with lotion facial tissues

    • Individual packs of facial tissues 

    • Foaming hand soap (ONLY foaming, please)

    • Zip top bags - sandwich, 1gallon, 2 gallon

We depend on donations and every item on the lists, goes a long way to helping us create special moments for each of our members during their time with us.

Community Adult Day Center Logo
Community Adult Day Center Logo

Video

Library

This is the June 2026 Calendar showing an example of what a month at CADC might include.

Schedule of Activities

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June 2026 Activity Calendar

This is the June 2026 Menu showing an example of what a month at CADC might include.

#9

Practice "Guilt-Free Rest" and
Eat Nutritious Foods

#7

Protect One Small Part of Your Identity

#8

Connect with Someone Who Understands

#6

Move

Your Body

Gently

#5

Ask for Help Before You are Overwhelmed

#4

Step

Outside

for

"Nature Therapy"

#3

Create a

10-Minute

"Quiet Ritual"

Each Day

#2
Build

a

"Joy List"

#1

Create a

Rest Corner

at Home

Care for Caregivers

Hygge is the Danish concept focused on comfort, wellbeing and positive human connection.  It is less about material things and more about creating moments that feel calm and being able to enjoy simple pleasures.

Hygge

HYGGE IS ABOUT CREATING GREAT MOMENTS

of comfort, connection, respect and calm.
Small, intentional kind actions improve the daily experience and emotional security of all our Members and their families.

Respecting

Dignity

Hygge supports dignity by honoring individuals and their uniqueness, never worrying about a “diagnosis”

Using familiar routines and simple pleasures

These familiar routines create a sense of control and a sense of security for our Members

Encourage meaningful connection

Hygge values togetherness without pressure

Support emotional well-being

A calm, unhurried approach can help individuals feel respected and valued, even when communication is challenging

Create a sense of emotional safety and comfort

A calm, caring environment can reduce anxiety, confusion and agition

Community Care Program (CCP)

Phone

(630) 407-6500

Senior Helpline

(800) 252-8966

Veterans Health Administration

Edward Hines Junior Hospital

(708) 202-8387

* Your long-term health insurance may cover Adult Daycare Services, please check with your provider.

Financial Resources

Interested in Volunteering?

Join our diverse volunteer team and help us create moments that matter!

List any of your interests you believe could benefit our members.

Membership Inquiry

Get in touch so we can learn about your situation and set up a tour.

"No matter where a person is on their life journey, no matter their diagnosis, health status, age, sensory needs, interest or abilities, CADC is here to offer support, hope, and unique experiences that lead to a rediscovery of what makes them happy."

-Susan A. Sinderson

CADC Executive Director

Get in touch with us

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