Senior Citizens, Inc., a local nonprofit dedicated to providing services and resources to help people age successfully, recently hired Kim Dulek as its Director of Adult Day Health.
 
Dulek has a long career in advocating for seniors in Georgia.  Before joining the SCI team, she had her own business, Anchor Advocacy and Consulting Group, which assisted and advocated for individuals navigating the independent care process.
 
She began her career with the Georgia Department of Defense, where she gained recognition around the country for her work with the Family Support After Mobilization program developed by the State of Georgia.  In addition, Dulek worked for both CNN and as a part-time instructor for the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia.
 
Dulek is a member of the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving CareNet and serves on the planning committee for the annual Day of Caring for Caregivers held this year at the Demere Center for Living.