Click here to locate a support group in your area. Volunteers with caregiving experience provide assistance over the telephone by answering questions about caring for persons with Alzheimer's disease and referring the caller to appropriate community services such as diagnostic centers or assisted living facilities. Additional information is mailed upon request. Eligible families receive financial assistance to purchase services such as in-home help or adult day care. Persons with Alzheimer's or other dementias are registered with the Association.
Families receive an identification bracelet and clothing labels for the individual affected.
The program helps reunite families if the person with Alzheimer's becomes lost. You may register online at Safe Return . If you request financial assistance, please send your completed application to the Central Maryland chapter instead of to St. Louis. Provides one-time emergency funds to families caring for someone with Alzheimer's. The purpose of the fund is to assist with needs such as respite, home health equipment, medical transportation, etc.