Resources
Whether you have concerns about your own cognition or you are caring for someone with cognitive challenges, below are organizations and businesses that can assist you on your journey.
RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA
1. Alzheimer's Association: A leading organization offering
resources, support groups, educational materials, and
information about Alzheimer's and other dementias.
Website: www.alz.org
2. Dementia Friends: An initiative that raises awareness
and understanding of dementia, offering informative
sessions to help individuals become more dementia-
friendly. Website: www.dementiafriends.org
3. National Institute on Aging (NIA): Provides
comprehensive information on aging-related topics,
including dementia research, caregiving tips, and
resources for individuals with dementia. Website:
www.nia.nih.gov/alzheimers
4. AARP Caregiving Resource Center: Offers resources and
support for caregivers, including articles, webinars, and
tools for managing caregiving responsibilities. Website:
www.aarp.org/caregiving
5. Family Caregiver Alliance: Provides caregiver resources,
fact sheets, and online support groups for families
dealing with dementia and other chronic illnesses.
Website: www.caregiver.org
6. Dementia Care Central: Offers practical tips, resources,
and information for caregivers of individuals with
dementia. Website: www.dementiacarecentral.com
7. Lewy Body Dementia Association (LBDA): Focuses on
raising awareness and providing support for individuals
and families affected by Lewy body dementia. Website:
www.lbda.org
8. Parkinson's Foundation: Offers resources and support
for individuals with Parkinson's disease, which can
sometimes lead to Parkinson's disease dementia.
Website: www.parkinson.org
9. AgingCare: Provides articles, expert advice, and
caregiver forums to help families navigate the
challenges of caring for older adults with dementia.
Website: www.agingcare.com
10. MemoryCare.com: Offers information about dementia
types, care options, and resources to help families
make informed decisions. Website:
11. National Alliance for Caregiving: Provides research,
publications, and support for caregivers dealing with
dementia and other chronic conditions. Website:
12. CaringBridge: Allows caregivers to create a private
online journal to update family and friends on a loved
one's dementia journey. Website:
13. MindMate: Offers an app with cognitive exercises,
brain-training games, and tools to support memory and
cognitive function. Website: www.mindmate-app.com
14. The Dementia Society: Provides educational resources,
caregiver support, and workshops for families affected
by dementia. Website: www.dementiasociety.org
15. National Stroke Association: Offers resources for
individuals dealing with vascular dementia, which can
result from strokes. Website: www.stroke.org
16. Medicare: Provides information about Medicare
coverage for dementia-related services, medications,
and care. Website: www.medicare.gov
17. Alzheimer's Research UK: Offers resources on dementia
research, understanding different forms of dementia,
and ways to get involved. Website:
18. The Caregiver Space: An online community where
caregivers can connect, share stories, and find support
from others in similar situations. Website:
19. Eldercare Locator: A resource from the U.S.
Administration on Aging that helps individuals find local
support services for older adults and caregivers.
Website: www.eldercare.acl.gov
20. Aging in Place: Offers tips, resources, and guidance for
creating a safe and comfortable environment for
individuals with dementia to age in place. Website:
21. Being Patient: Provides articles, videos, and personal
stories about living with dementia, caregiving, and the
latest dementia research. Website:
22. Caregiver Action Network: Offers practical tips,
educational resources, and support for caregivers of
individuals with dementia and other health conditions.
Website: www.caregiveraction.org
23. Alzheimer's Foundation of America: Provides resources,
educational materials, and a helpline for individuals and
families affected by dementia. Website:
24. Dementia Friends USA: Offers information and
resources to raise awareness and understanding of
dementia in communities across the United States.
Website: www.dementiafriendsusa.org
25. Dementia Society of America: Provides education,
advocacy, and support for individuals and families
affected by various forms of dementia. Website:
26. ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center:
Offers information about respite care options for
caregivers needing temporary relief. Website:
27. American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry: Provides
resources and information about mental health and
dementia in older adults. Website: www.aagponline.org
28. CurePSP: Offers resources and support for individuals
and families dealing with progressive supranuclear
palsy (PSP) and related disorders. Website:
29. Dementia Australia: Provides information, support, and
resources for individuals with dementia and their
caregivers in Australia. Website: www.dementia.org.au
30. Well Spouse Association: Offers support, resources, and
a community for spouses and partners caring for loved
ones with chronic illnesses, including dementia.
Website: www.wellspouse.org
31. Alter: Alter equips faith communities with practical
tools and resources needed to support their members
living with dementia and their caregivers. Website:
32. The Association for Frontotemporal Denegeration
(AFTD): AFTD’s mission is to improve the quality of life
of people affected by FTD and drive research to a cure.
Website: www.theAFTD.org
RESOURCES FOR CAREGIVERS
1. Alzheimer's Association Caregiver Center: Offers
caregiver resources, support groups, tips, and
information about caring for individuals with
Alzheimer's and other dementias. Website:
www.alz.org/care
2. Family Caregiver Alliance: Provides a wealth of
resources, including caregiver support groups, fact
sheets, and online tools for caregivers dealing with
dementia and other chronic illnesses. Website:
3. ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center:
Offers information about respite care options for
caregivers needing temporary relief from their
caregiving responsibilities. Website:
4. AARP Caregiving Resource Center: Provides articles,
webinars, and tools to help caregivers manage their
caregiving roles and responsibilities. Website:
www.aarp.org/caregiving
5. Caregiver Action Network: Offers resources, tips, and
educational materials for caregivers dealing with
dementia and other health conditions. Website:
6. Caring.com: Offers a range of articles, forums, and
resources for caregivers, including those caring for
individuals with dementia. Website: www.caring.com
7. Eldercare Locator: A resource from the U.S.
Administration on Aging that helps caregivers find local
support services for older adults, including those with
dementia. Website: www.eldercare.acl.gov
8. Well Spouse Association: Provides support, resources,
and a community for spouses and partners caring for
loved ones with chronic illnesses, including dementia.
Website: www.wellspouse.org
9. National Alliance for Caregiving: Offers research,
publications, and support for caregivers dealing with
dementia and other chronic conditions. Website:
10. AgingCare: Provides articles, expert advice, and
caregiver forums to help caregivers navigate the
challenges of caring for older adults with dementia.
Website: www.agingcare.com
11. Alzheimer's Foundation of America: Offers resources,
educational materials, and a helpline for caregivers of
individuals with Alzheimer's and other dementias.
Website: www.alzfdn.org
12. Caregiver Space: An online community where
caregivers can connect, share stories, and find support
from others in similar caregiving situations. Website:
13. CurePSP: Offers resources and support for caregivers
dealing with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) and
related disorders. Website: www.psp.org
14. ARCH Caregiver Materials: Provides resources and
materials specifically designed to support caregivers of
individuals with dementia. Website:
www.archrespite.org/caregivers
15. Lotsa Helping Hands: Offers a platform for caregivers to
coordinate support from family, friends, and volunteers
in caregiving tasks. Website:
16. Caregiver Support Services: Provides online courses,
workshops, and resources to empower caregivers with
knowledge and skills. Website:
www.caregiversupportservices.com
17. DailyCaring: Offers practical tips, advice, and resources
for caregivers of individuals with dementia to make
caregiving tasks more manageable. Website:
18. Aging in Place: Offers tips, resources, and guidance for
caregivers to create a safe and comfortable
environment for individuals with dementia to age in
place. Website: www.aginginplace.org
19. Alzheimer's Society (UK): Offers caregiver support,
resources, and information for those caring for
individuals with dementia in the United Kingdom.
Website: www.alzheimers.org.uk
20. Age UK: Provides resources, advice, and support for
caregivers of older adults, including those with
dementia, in the United Kingdom. Website:
21. Dementia Society of America: Offers education,
advocacy, and support for caregivers dealing with
various forms of dementia. Website:
22. Carers UK: Provides resources, support, and
information for caregivers in the United Kingdom,
including those caring for individuals with dementia.
Website: www.carersuk.org
23. Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs): Offers
information, resources, and assistance for caregivers
seeking support services for older adults with dementia.
Website: Search for ADRCs in your location.
24. HelpGuide: Provides articles and resources on dementia
caregiving, including self-care tips for caregivers.
Website: www.helpguide.org
25. Medicare: Offers information about Medicare coverage
for dementia-related services, caregiving support, and
resources. Website: www.medicare.gov
26. Dementia Friends USA: Offers resources to raise
awareness and understanding of dementia, supporting
caregivers and promoting dementia-friendly
communities. Website: www.dementiafriendsusa.org
27. National Caregivers Library: Provides a wide range of
resources, articles, and checklists to support caregivers
in their caregiving roles. Website:
28. The Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving: Offers
resources, training, and support for caregivers to
enhance their caregiving skills and well-being. Website:
29. Wellness Works: Provides resources, workshops, and
tools to promote self-care and well-being for caregivers
of individuals with dementia. Website:
30. Being Patient: Offers articles, videos, and personal
stories about caregiving for individuals with dementia,
as well as the latest dementia research. Website:
31. Georgia Department of Human Services Division of
Aging Services: The department crafted a plan to
address Alzheimer’s and related dementia called
Georgia Alzheimer's & Related Dementias State Plan.
Website: https://aging.georgia.gov/get-
involved/georgia-alzheimers-related-dementias-state-
plan
32. Senior 911: A Georgia-based company that provides
senior home care for clients with dementia. Website:
33. Second Wind Dreams: The organization hosts virtual
dementia tours and other educational programs around
dementia. Website: https://www.secondwind.org/
34. Deluxe Senior Care: An Atlanta, Georgia company that
provides personalized in-home senior care services,
specializing in care for dementia patients. Website:
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