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  • Guide, PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Resistance

    Explore strategies to manage resistance in individuals with dementia. Support is key in navigating daily challenges with care.

  • Guide, PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Repetition

    Understand dementia repetition and learn effective ways to cope with it while caring for a loved one with dementia.

  • Guide, PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Medications

    Discover effective strategies for administering dementia medication while minimizing side effects and ensuring compliance.

  • Guide

    Making Life Accessible

    Our community-based facilities across the United States are directly responding to the needs of their communities to break down barriers in employment, community access, housing, transportation, technology and more.

  • Guide, PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Home Safety

    Learn essential tips for dementia home safety. Make necessary changes to create a secure space for loved ones.

  • Guide, PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Hallucinations

    Although hallucinations can occur with any of the five senses, visual hallucinations are most common with individuals living with dementia.

  • PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Getting Lost

    Learn about dementia wandering and how to identify the warning signs to keep your loved ones safe and secure.

  • PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Driving

    Dementia is a progressive disease which impacts memory, visual-spatial disorientation, cognitive functioning and other skills it takes to drive safely.

  • PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Communication

    Communication for an individual living with dementia will become more difficult as the disease progresses.

  • PDF

    Caregiver Tip Sheet – Bathing & Hygiene

    An individual who is living with dementia may become anxious about bathing or having someone help them with their personal hygiene.

  • Manchester Vet Center

    The Manchester Vet Center offers confidential help for veterans, service members, and their families at no cost in a non-medical setting. Services include counseling for needs such as depression, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and the psychological effects of military sexual trauma (MST).

  • Veterans Benefit Administration

    The VA Benefits Administration helps veterans and their families buy homes, earn degrees, start careers, file service connection claims, help with pensions and appeals, and more.