Support Groups & Programs for the Care Partner
Making connections with others going through the dementia journey,
(either persons living with dementia, their care partners or people with MCI) helps to alleviate feelings of loneliness and alienation while also providing a much-needed support network. Participants often find the group setting provides a helpful way to problem solve around the challenges that occur when living with dementia either as a care partner or someone living with the disease (in the early stages). The following support groups are offered through AlzSWP.
In-person groups will be offered as appropriate according to COVID 19 restrictions. If it is not possible to hold the group meeting in-person, then it will be held virtually via ZOOM at the same time as the scheduled in-person meeting.

Generously supported by:
Early-Stage Support Series
All AlzSWP clients are welcomed to come to any location throughout our region where a program is offered.
Upcoming Dates:
General Care Partner Support Group
All AlzSWP clients are welcomed to come to any location throughout our region where a program is offered.
Upcoming Dates:
Spousal Support Group
All AlzSWP clients are welcomed to come to any location throughout our region where a program is offered.
Upcoming Dates:
Adult Child Support Group
All AlzSWP clients are welcomed to come to any location throughout our region where a program is offered.
Upcoming Dates:
Long Term Care Support Group
All AlzSWP clients are welcomed to come to any location throughout our region where a program is offered.
Upcoming Dates:
Finding Your Way
Half of those missing for more than 24 hours risk serious injury or death from exposure, hypothermia or drowning. Finding Your Way is a multicultural safety and awareness tool to help prevent your loved one with dementia from becoming another statistic.
Click here to learn more about Finding Your Way.
Making Your Home Dementia Friendly
There are many ways you can make your home dementia friendly. To help make your home a safe and accessible environment for individuals living with dementia, check out the resources listed below.
- Making Your Home Dementia Friendly video.
- Living Safely with Dementia at Home Brain Matters webinar.
- Dementia Friendly at Home brochure.
To learn more about Dementia Friendly Communities and how you can get involved, click here.