Karen lived this. We’ve gathered real, vetted resources for the families doing the daily work of loving someone with Alzheimer’s.
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is one of the hardest jobs in the world. Karen did it. We’ve gathered the resources that actually help, from 24/7 helplines to support groups to respite care.
Free, confidential support from master’s-level clinicians. Any time, day or night.
A free online community for caregivers, people living with the disease, and families.
Search the Alzheimer’s Association directory for in-person and virtual support groups in your area.
The ARCH National Respite Network helps you find short-term respite care so caregivers can rest.
Practical tools, peer support, and a Care Community for the 90M Americans who are family caregivers.
Caregiver burnout is real. The National Alliance for Caregiving offers self-care guides for the person doing the caring.
Hospice is not giving up, it’s a shift toward comfort, dignity, and time together. The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization helps families understand what hospice is, when it’s appropriate, and how to find a provider near you.
The legacy is built, in part, to make sure caregivers are seen. If you’re caring for someone right now, we see you. The work you’re doing is love made visible. We’re here to help.
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If you or your loved one is in immediate danger, please call 911. For Alzheimer’s-specific 24/7 support, the helpline is always there.
Call 800.272.3900