Living Alone, Living Connected
A look at independence, friendship, and the everyday connections that can make living alone feel anything but isolated.
CUENCA CARE FOUNDATION
Cuenca Care Foundation is being built around a simple idea: living well in Cuenca depends on more than any single service. It depends on having access to trusted information, meaningful connections, and reliable support when needs change.
CCF is creating a foundation for responding thoughtfully to the evolving needs of the community we call home. Our first area of service will be in-home care and support — an important first step within a much broader commitment to living well in Cuenca.
Q3 2026
As of August 24th the CCF received formal notification that the Foundation has been approved by the Ministry of Health. We now expect to receive the official printed approval and our RUC authorization within the next 45 days: this is a huge milestone for the CCF!
Behind the scenes, we have been planning the operational foundation needed to provide dependable, professional services in Cuenca — including procedures and protocols, staffing and clinical-care systems, and the administrative, technology, and compliance infrastructure that will support our work. Once we receive our RUC authorization, many of these steps become doable.
There is still much work ahead, but important pieces are falling into place. We'll use this space to keep you informed as CCF moves toward its initial launch — sharing progress, important developments, and what comes next.
The work of building CCF continues, but sharing useful information doesn’t have to wait.
Insights brings together thoughtful, practical perspectives on living well in Cuenca — information, ideas, and stories designed to help people remain informed, connected, engaged, and better prepared for what may lie ahead.
And Insights will extend beyond what you read on the page. Watch this space for announcements about upcoming seminars, talks, educational programs, and other opportunities to learn, connect, and engage.
Explore the breadth of Insights through six connected areas:
Supporting physical, cognitive, and nutritional well-being and everyday independence.
Building the networks and connections that help sustain safety, independence, and continuity of care.
Understanding what to do and what to expect when medical care is needed.
Staying connected, creative, involved, and mentally engaged in the community around us.
Making informed decisions in advance about care, wishes, and who will speak for you.
Short stories that invite reflection, leaving readers to discover their own meaning.
It’s one way CCF can begin connecting people with ideas, information, and one another — even as the Foundation itself continues to take shape.
A look at independence, friendship, and the everyday connections that can make living alone feel anything but isolated.
Why growth often begins in the parts of life we avoid — and how strengthening one area can support the whole.
A quiet story about belonging, routine, and the people who notice when we’re there — and when we’re not.
CUENCA CARE FOUNDATION
Cuenca Care Foundation is being built around a simple idea: living well in Cuenca depends on more than any single service. It depends on having access to trusted information, meaningful connections, and reliable support when needs change.
CCF is creating a foundation for responding thoughtfully to the evolving needs of the community we call home. Our first area of service will be in-home care and support — an important first step within a much broader commitment to living well in Cuenca.
Q3 2026
As of August 24th the CCF received formal notification that the Foundation has been approved by the Ministry of Health. We now expect to receive the official printed approval and our RUC authorization within the next 45 days: this is a huge milestone for the CCF!
Behind the scenes, we have been planning the operational foundation needed to provide dependable, professional services in Cuenca — including procedures and protocols, staffing and clinical-care systems, and the administrative, technology, and compliance infrastructure that will support our work. Once we receive our RUC authorization, many of these steps become doable.
There is still much work ahead, but important pieces are falling into place. We'll use this space to keep you informed as CCF moves toward its initial launch — sharing progress, important developments, and what comes next.
The work of building CCF continues, but sharing useful information doesn’t have to wait.
Insights brings together thoughtful, practical perspectives on living well in Cuenca — information, ideas, and stories designed to help people remain informed, connected, engaged, and better prepared for what may lie ahead.
And Insights will extend beyond what you read on the page. Watch this space for announcements about upcoming seminars, talks, educational programs, and other opportunities to learn, connect, and engage.
Explore the breadth of Insights through six connected areas:
Supporting physical, cognitive, and nutritional well-being and everyday independence.
Building the networks and connections that help sustain safety, independence, and continuity of care.
Understanding what to do and what to expect when medical care is needed.
Staying connected, creative, involved, and mentally engaged in the community around us.
Making informed decisions in advance about care, wishes, and who will speak for you.
Short stories that invite reflection, leaving readers to discover their own meaning.
It’s one way CCF can begin connecting people with ideas, information, and one another — even as the Foundation itself continues to take shape.
A look at independence, friendship, and the everyday connections that can make living alone feel anything but isolated.
Why growth often begins in the parts of life we avoid — and how strengthening one area can support the whole.
A quiet story about belonging, routine, and the people who notice when we’re there — and when we’re not.