ND Assistive Ambassador Kyla Sanders of New Salem

Kyla Sanders/New Salem

 
Say hello to Kyla Sanders, RN, program coordinator for NDSU Aging in Community!
 
Kyla grew up in eastern Montana and now calls New Salem, ND, home, where she and her husband, Josh, are busy raising their five kids.
Three years ago, Kyla saw firsthand how life-changing assistive technology can be for her clients. Inspired by the positive impact on their quality of life and independence, she became a proud ND Assistive Ambassador!
 
Kyla’s role as an ambassador comes with a special perk: access to a trunk full of adaptive equipment that she can loan out to her rural clients.
 
In the New Salem area and want to demo assistive items or learn more? Email Kyla at kyla.sanders@ndsu.edu or call her at 701-348-9907!
ND Assistive Ambassador Erin Berentson.

Erin Berentson/Bottineau

Erin Berentson, MPH, RDN, LRD, has a passion for helping others live healthier, more independent lives. As the Family & Community Wellness Extension Agent for NDSU Extension in Bottineau County, Erin provides programs on food, nutrition, healthy aging, and more.
 
Her journey to becoming an ND Assistive Ambassador started while working with healthcare professionals, where she saw the life-changing benefits of adaptive equipment for safe and healthy meal consumption. Now, Erin uses her role as an ambassador to connect people in her community with these incredible tools!
 
Erin, her husband, and their dog, Ruger, love life in Westhope, ND, and she’s proud to bring assistive technology to the small communities she cherishes.
 
Want to learn more or demo adaptive items? Reach out to Erin at erin.berentson@ndsu.edu or call her office at 701-228-2253.

 

North Dakota Assistive Ambassador Beth Olson.

Beth Olson/Maddock

 

Beth Olson wears many hats as a Program Manager for the Alzheimer’s Association, serving North and South-Central ND with care consultations, education, and community outreach. But one of her favorite roles? ND Assistive Ambassador!

From her rural home near Maddock, Beth travels her 15-county service area with a “tool chest of goodies” full of adaptive equipment to share. Whether it’s a wireless TV speaker or other assistive tools, Beth helps clients discover how ND Assistive can improve their lives.

Her favorite part? Helping people try devices before buying them—a game-changer for those in rural areas!

If you’re in the Maddock area and want to learn more about assistive technology or demo devices, call or email Beth:

701-952-0800

bolson@alz.org

 

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