For people with dementia or who are concerned they have symptoms, their family care partners, and the community.

Advocacy/Community Organizations; Assistive Technology-general, loans (including hearing impairment), used equipment for sale; In-home help; Hearing General; Homes: accessibility, organization, moving assistance, and relocation help; Medication Management (dispensers and reminders available for loan); Transportation Services – non-medical & Local; transportation voucher program (volunteer drivers); Vision-Blind/Low Vision; WisLoan.

Serving caregivers and relatives as parents seeking education, assistance and support. The caregiver specialist is available virtually, by phone, and e-mail to answer questions, provide information about resources and refer to community partners as needed.

Hours available Monday – Friday. Call for availability.

Helps family caregivers take care of themselves while caring for a parent, spouse or friend – at home, in a facility, or from a distance. Meets two hours a week for six weeks. This no-cost training is available for family caregivers and offered at various times throughout the year.

Information for caregivers on state and local resources.