Programs
Caregiver Respite Program
The HFC In-Home Care Grant Program relieves caregivers, giving them time to rest, recharge and focus on their personal and professional life. Delivered with our partner, Home Instead, HFC’s Care Grants provide 3-6 months of free, professional, in-home care.
Online Support Groups
HFC’s Online Support Groups are free and designed to help people who are navigating their way through any stage of an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis. And they’re scheduled to fit with caregivers’ busy lives. *NEW* Groups Now Available: Adult Children - Tuesdays at 4pm ET Spouses - Sundays at 12pm ET Spouses of Young-Onset AD - Thursdays at 12pm ET
Bereavement Support Groups
HFC offers caregiver bereavement groups for adult children and spouses/partners. Groups run weekly for 10 weeks. Enroll.
Drop-In Support Groups
For caregivers looking for occasional support without a weekly commitment, free Drop-In Support Groups are available 7 days a week!
Groups are entirely virtual and facilitated by licensed social workers. Sign up once, drop in any time.
PLEASE NOTE: drop-in groups will close after 15 minutes if there are no attendees.
Grupo de apoyo en español
Esta es una oportunidad única para aquellas personas que tienen a su cargo del cuidado de un ser amado que vive con la enfermedad del Alzheimer. Estos grupos íntimos con no más de 10 personas son guiados por trabajadoras sociales licenciadas y líderes de grupo capacitados que tienen experiencia en el apoyo de cuidadores de personas con Alzheimer. Los grupos en línea de HFC son GRATUITOS.
Inscríbete aquí.
Webinars & Workshops
HFC provides free, educational, interactive, and informative online events throughout the year. We cover a range of topics to support you while you provide care to a loved one with Alzheimer’s - especially around your own health and well-being!
Upcoming Programs
For caregiver-specific inquiries, please connect with us at care@wearehfc.org.
Research
HFC invests in Alzheimer’s prevention and brain health research and aims to support emerging physicians, scientists, researchers, and other practitioners in Alzheimer’s disease treatment and prevention.