A welcoming place for those experiencing memory loss, their friends, family, and caregivers. Be part of our community. We invite you to come socialize with others in a safe, supportive […]
Join us for a free drop-in workshop: Advance Care Directives Meet & Complete Have you completed your Advance Care Directives? Interfaith Community Services (ICS) offers workshops to help people begin, […]
Caring for an aging parent with Alzheimer’s disease/dementia presents many unique challenges for adult children. Knowing that you are not alone can help you find and maintain hope as you […]
Recurring support group for caregivers and their families. This meeting is in person. PLEASE RSVP for all groups. At all in person meetings we continue to social distance and mask […]
Often when we care for others, we forget to care for ourselves. This 1-hour workshop encourages us to remember to take care of ourselves. This workshop is offered in-person at […]
This group is just for men caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. Join this online monthly support group as we share educational and problem-focused solutions for men who […]
Gain support & meet other caregivers of those with memory loss. Often it can be very helpful to talk with others who are going through similar experiences. This online support […]
Join us for a small group, hour-long discussion providing practical information for caregivers. The focus of the monthly sessions will be to engage in discussion around caregiver tips and strategies. […]
(Rescheduled from Labor Day) Monthly support group for caregivers and their families. This meeting is in person. PLEASE RSVP for all groups. At all in person meetings we continue to […]
“Let’s Talk About Living… and Dying” is an interactive and informative training that will help you to: -Understand end of life care planning -Make informed healthcare decisions -Select and complete […]
As LGBTQI+ people age and need supportive services to meet their aging goals, many of them question whether it is safe to share that they are LGBTQI+ due to stigma […]
Contexture, Arizona’s health information exchange (HIE), has grown to over 1,000 participants. This growth is not only in numbers, but also diversity. Today, Arizona HIE participants represent a broad spectrum […]
