Last updated:
7/29/19
Caregiver support
Caring for an older adult can often require a team of people.
We are here to help with questions, offer support, and connect caregivers to resources that can help them.
I understand the toll Alzheimer's takes on a family, and the love and patience that is required to care for someone, which is why I'm proud of the work we're doing in the city of Boston. I look forward to continuing our work in the city to offer our residents the best services and support.
Still have questions? Contact:
Age Strong Commission
1 City Hall Square
Room 271
Boston, MA 02201
United States - Call us at 617-635-4366 to attend our Memory Cafes and connect with other caregivers and support services for dementia. We offer Memory Cafes in English and Spanish.
- Connect with an advocate on our team who can talk about resources.
- Talk to us about our Respite Volunteer programs, where we train older adults to look after someone and give a caregiver time to take a break.
- Find an Adult Day Health program in your neighborhood.
Alzheimer's Association
Resources for caregivers with a loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia
Call their 24/7 hotline at anytime: 800-272-3900
Call their 24/7 hotline at anytime: 800-272-3900
Prepare to care (AARP guide)
Download or request a copy of the caregiving planning guide for family.
Boston ElderInfo
Find more resources available to Boston residents.
Family Caregiver Support Program
A Caregiver Specialist will create a plan and give you tips and support.
