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Caregiver Respite Program

HFC respite grants cover the cost of professional, in-home or Adult Day Center care so you can feel confident about the care being provided to your person while you take some time for yourself.

HFC works with our preferred provider, Home Instead®, to coordinate care for in-homegrant recipients, we do not issue cash awards to cover any other provision of care.

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Online Support Groups

HFC’s Online Support Groups are free and designed to help caregivers navigating any stage of a dementia diagnosis.

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Caregivers, buckle up!

Join us for a little light and good company as you navigate the dementia journey.

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Scotty Nominations

HFC accepts nominations on a rolling basis for two Scotty Caregiver Awards to be presented at HFC's CareCon, a virtual event designed to empower, educate, and support dementia caregivers held every February in honor of National Family Caregivers Day. Learn more

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Upcoming Programs

Supporting Safe and Enjoyable Mealtimes

July 14, 2026Join Ashley Haltenhof, SLP, as she examines how dementia affects eating and swallowing, with a focus on identifying dysphagia and supporting safe, meaningful mealtimes. (1 CE credit hour provided).
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Evening Exhale with Laughter On Call

July 14, 2026In this session, attendees are introduced to Improv principles and self-care actions. We will explore in-depth tools and help to reinforce this unique community of caregivers.link

Whats Next: A Look at Life as We Wind Down

July 17, 2026Join Ruth Rothbart-Mayer for a thoughtful conversation about planning for the future and navigating the later stages of life. This discussion explores how our goals, values, and end-of-life decisions can evolve over time, empowering us to approach aging with intention, dignity, and peace of mind.link

Joyful and Memorable Time Together With Ease: What to Do and Say When You Visit

July 21, 2026Visiting a loved one living with dementia can feel uncertain. You may wonder what to say, how to connect, or what to do when the moment feels awkward or quiet. In this session, Ju Tu, Founder of Aegeliss, shares practical, heart-centered approaches to make every visit more approachable and joyful for both you and your loved one. link

Keeping Their Voice Alive: A Simple Tool for Families and Caregivers

July 22, 2026Most families mean to capture their loved one's voice and stories, but the moment never feels right. Join Barrie Farivar, Founder of leaf, for a conversation about how a simple audio app can help caregivers preserve what matters most, without cameras, scripts, or pressure. link

Later Stages of Dementia

July 28, 2026Join Kathy Rogers for a compassionate discussion on the later stages of dementia, including incontinence, increased care needs, and other changes that can affect independence.link

Calm through Coloring

July 29, 2026Coloring helps with calming the brain and relaxing the body. Join us for a hosted coloring workshop, no art or coloring experience necessary.link

Managing Incontinence with Confidence: Exploring First Quality Products and Solutions

July 31, 2026Join this session to learn more about incontinence care and product options for folks living with dementia. Learn about selecting the right products, promoting comfort and dignity, and practical strategies to help caregivers navigate daily incontinence challenges with greater confidence and ease.link

Attuned Partnerships in Dementia Care Training

September 4, 2026This training series is designed to empower care partners with the skills and insights needed for high-quality, relationship-centered, culturally responsive dementia care. This is a FREE training is delivered virtually over the course of four 3.5-hour sessions.
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