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 Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Statement 

At Elder Love USA, we believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are more than just principles. They are the foundation of who we are and how we care.

Our Commitment

We strive to build a diverse team of caregivers and administrative staff who work together in an equitable and safe environment.

 

This commitment is fundamental to our mission of delivering compassionate care, as we believe that empathy for our clients begins with empathy for each other.

We acknowledge the historical marginalization of various groups in our community, which has impacted their opportunities in the workplace.

 

Our DEI initiatives aim to address these inequities by embracing all individuals from diverse backgrounds, including those of different genders, sexual orientations, physical and learning abilities, cultures, races, ethnic identities, faiths, and more.

We condemn all forms of hate, microaggressions, harassment, bias, racism, and homophobia, both within our organization and in society.

 

These behaviors have no place in our nonprofit and will be met with actionable consequences.​​

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Our DEI initiatives are guided by the principles of L.O.V.E.
 

  1. Learning: We learn from the histories and experiences of diverse individuals, examining our organization's biases and privileges. This includes regular assessments of our initiatives and current diversity situation.
     

  2. Overcoming Inequities: We actively work to eliminate disparities and ensure equal opportunities for all.
     

  3. Voice: We empower individuals to lead and speak up, especially in decision-making processes, ensuring that diverse perspectives are heard.
     

  4. Engage: Our community events, meetings, and fundraisers foster inclusivity, welcome diverse audiences, and promote community-wide engagement and social connection.

For our founder, Shannon Shea, it's a deeply personal commitment born from her experiences as a social worker.

Through her work, she's learned about experiences she never knew existed and has come to understand the profound impact of privilege in her own life.

She understands how systemic barriers can hold people back from the very start, simply because of who they are or where they come from.

Most importantly, she believes that we should all try to level the playing field, so everyone has a fair opportunity.

"Everyone Is Welcome" Badge

Elder Love USA proudly displays the Everyone Is Welcome badge as a visible reminder of our commitment to kindness, dignity, and respect.

Created by the Everyone Is Welcome club, the badge is designed to resemble a door, symbolizing an open and safe place where people are invited to enter, feel accepted, and know they belong.

We chose to place this badge on our website because everyone deserves to feel seen, respected, and welcomed.

As a nonprofit home care organization, we serve people with many different backgrounds, identities, abilities, cultures, family structures, and life experiences.

 

Our goal is to meet each person with compassion and without judgment.
 

This badge reflects the kind of organization we are always working to be: inclusive, respectful, welcoming, and rooted in care for every person who comes through our door.

Contact Us

Fax: 760-766-1440

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Mailing Addresses

77772 Flora Rd, Ste F, Palm Desert, CA 92211

1959 S Power Rd #103-230, Mesa, AZ 85206

Legal

Nonprofit 501(c)(3) Organization: 81-3044392

CA Home Care Organization License #: 334700206

NPI: 1386328300

About

Elder Love USA proudly serves Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, Orange, and Imperial counties in California, as well as the Phoenix, Arizona area.

We serve older adults who are ineligible for aid, yet can’t afford the care they need. Our mission is to fill that gap with dignity, compassion, and affordability.

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