Duluth Aging SupportBelow you’ll find resources from organizations that provide information and support for people living with dementia and their caregivers.
Age Well Arrowhead is a place that can meet almost all of your aging needs. They offer transportation services, home care, and food services. They also provide assistance for caregivers, and provide information and resources for dementia and reducing isolation. |
More InfoThe Alzheimer’s Association is dedicated to accelerating dementia research, reducing driving risk, maximizing quality care and support. To view a Community Conversation video with Jenna Pogorels, Alzheimer’s Association Sr. Program Manager: Link Here Resources They Offer Support groups: Both peer […]
More InfoDedicated to providing education and support for people living with dementia and caregivers. Resources They Offer Toll-free help line staffed by licensed social workers specifically trained in dementia care. It is open 9 am – 9 pm ET on weekdays […]
More InfoAlzheimer’s Speaks is a Minnesota-based advocacy group providing education and support for people living with dementia and caregivers. Resources They Offer Radio program dedicated to dementia Quick Tips TM videos Blog Webinars
More InfoCaregiver consulting involves a partnership with caregivers to help define and attain goals, find solutions to caregiving challenges, validate the CG’s role, empower, provide emotional support, guide, educate re: disease processes, help mobilize their abilities, and steer CG’s toward their […]
More InfoThe Alliance is dedicated to creating a better society in which to live with dementia. Resources They Offer Online discussion groups Podcasts Resource directory
More InfoDementia Friendly Duluth is the face of Dementia support. Their goal is to make the community more aware, informed, sensitive and supportive of people experiencing and caring for those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of Dementia. Dementia Friendly Duluth’s objective […]
More InfoDementia Mentors is an international coalition of people with dementia living the best they can. They aim to keep those living with dementia connected with others from the comfort and safety of their own homes. Resources They Provide Dementia Mentors […]
More InfoElderCircle is a nonprofits organization that serves older adults. They strive to empower and support older adults so they remain in their homes and communities. ElderCircle puts great importance on providing quality living for older adults, with focuses on health, […]
More InfoFounded by trainer Teepa Snow, Positive Approach to Care aims to change culture of dementia care. Resources they offer Lets Talk! – Free monthly live conversations with Teepa where anyone living with dementia can share successes and frustrations and problem-solve […]
More InfoLocally owned small business that offers education and training to caregivers of older adults, with special emphasis on dementia caregiving provided by Dr. Mary Lou Donovan, PhD, OTR/L. Dr. Donovan, an expert in the field, has practiced Occupational Therapy for […]
More InfoThe Senior LinkAge Line is a free statewide service of the Minnesota Board on Aging in partnership with Minnesota’s area agencies on aging. The Senior LinkAge Line assists older Minnesotans and caregivers, by connecting them to local services, finding answers […]
More InfoIf you want to preserve your memories for future generations of your family this gift is perfect for you. It allows you to learn weekly stories from your aging loved one, from any distances apart it can bring your family […]
More InfoTo Whom I May Concern is an interactive theater program designed to give voice to people who have recently been diagnosed with a progressive brain illness such as Alzheimer’s. To provide understanding about what it means to have a diagnoses […]
More InfoThe Victory Chorus offers people who love music the opportunity to joyfully raise their voices in song. The chorus is made up of people living with dementia, their family and friends, and other volunteer singers. During the pandemic, the chorus […]
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