Author of 'Outer Strength, Inner Strength' to Address the Heritage Society of the Philadelphia Protestant Home
Ginnie Mesibov will give the keynote address at the luncheon honoring the Heritage Society, the philanthropic organization of the Philadelphia Protestant Home, Tuesday, October 18, 12:00 noon.
Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) October 18, 2005
The Philadelphia Protestant Home (PPH) in Northeast Philadelphia has been committed to providing the highest standards of quality care and innovative services to their senior citizen residents and those in the community for over 100 years.
On a bustling campus, PPH has seven state-of-the-art buildings, 277 apartment units, 172 personal care and assisted living suites, and a 116-bed family focused health care center. Facilities and services include an indoor heated pool with aquatic physical therapy, massage therapy, a rehabilitation program with physical and occupational therapy, and a new bridge-to-care program which assists needy seniors living at home.
PPH is dedicated to providing financial assistance to care for those residents whose resources are diminished and can no longer meet the costs of their living expenses.
The Philadelphia Protestant Home fosters a caring environment, promotes independence and advances dignity and respect. It is religiously and culturally inclusive and encourages a sense of family.
Ginnie Mesibov is a popular motivational speaker. She has appeared on area radio shows and has spoken at women’s retreats, seminars, and senior groups.
Her book "Outer Strength, Inner Strength"is a collection of powerful essays written as personal letters from the author to the reader, assuring today’s woman that she can run life’s race with courage and confidence by recognizing and using her God-given strengths and skills. At times life takes an unexpected turn. In "Outer Strength, Inner Strength," Ginnie travels with you as you discover your strength and joy for your journey.
Ginnie Mesibov is a member of the International Women’s Writing Guild. Her writing has appeared on websites and in publications including "The Philadelphia Inquirer," "Doorways," "Woman," and the anthology, "For Better, For Worse."
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