Dementia Resources and Support for Caregivers



Mother and adult son with Down syndrome, smiling.

Are you caring for someone with Down syndrome who exhibits symptoms of memory loss?

The Alzheimer’s Association invites you to participate in a new support group.

  • Exchange practical information on caregiving problems and possible solutions
  • Talk through challenges and ways of coping
  • Share feelings, needs and hopes
  • Develop and maintain self-care skills
  • Learn about resources available in the community
  • Discuss your questions and concerns

For more information, contact Hannah Wishnek at 206-529-3888.

Family Caregiver Support Group Flyer

 


Dementia Action Collaborative logo featuring two multi-colored perpendicular linksWant to Help People with Dementia in Your Community Stay Active and Connected?

Upcoming Dementia Action Collaborative Webinars

The Alzheimer’s Cafe Model: A guide to getting started in your community.

Tuesday, October 23
10—11:30 a.m.
An Alzheimer’s Café or Memory Café is a monthly social gathering for people with dementia and their families in a community setting like a café, library or senior center. Learn how to bring this simple model to your area! Register Here

Dementia-Friendly Programs: Overcoming Obstacles

Thursday, November 8
10—11 a.m.
Alzheimer’s Cafés and Memory Loss Walking Groups are gaining popularity across our state. This webinar addresses common challenges in organizing these two programs, from getting the word out to finding funding. Register Here

DAC Webinar Flyer



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