A list of virtual support groups for those LIVING WITH dementia and for those CARING FOR someone with dementia.

Support Groups running from August thru September 2021. We all need help from time to time, especially when caring for a loved one.

Multiple support groups for People Living with Dementia and for Caregivers

Due to the pandemic, the Sudbury Senior Center remains closed but is expanding its offerings via ZOOM! Programs include two Caregving Support Groups: 1) Virtual Group for Care Partners and Loved Ones with Dementia, and 2) Family Caregiver Support Group. Now more than ever, we need to find new ways to reach out for help. Consider joining these classes if you are at home caring for a loved one.

Support Groups - For adults age 55 and older have some time changes and a new addition. Here is the full list!

The Framingham Council on Aging will be offering a new evening Caregiver Support Group at the Callahan Center, starting in May.

The Alzheimer's Association is offering a new LGBTQ Phone Support Group is beginning this month, providing help and support to LGBTQ caregivers.

The Low Vision Center is offering a support group for older adults and caregivers dealing with vision impairment issues at the Franklin Senior Center.

The Hopkinton Senior Center is offering a caregiver support group for anyone who helps or assists an elder loved one. The support group provides an opportunity for learning and a space for sharing your concerns with others who are facing similar challenges.

More and more grandparents are raising their grandchildren, which creates its own set of challenges, concerns and issues. There is support available to help you through your caregiving journey, including a support group from the Wayside Youth and Family Support Network for grandparents support group at the Framingham Family Resource Center.