Support Groups for Care Partners
Connect with others who understand.
Meet with others who are also caring for someone living with dementia. These groups are a safe environment where you can share, laugh and help each other through mutual understanding.
Find the support group that’s right for you.
We offer a variety of support groups, with virtual and in-person options, as well as both daytime and evening groups. Specialized groups are also available to provide tailored support for some of the more complex and unique experiences in caring for someone living with dementia.
General Support Groups for Care Partners
Share and learn from others experiencing similar situations in a safe environment.
Support Group for Care Partners of People Living with Young Onset Dementia
Find understanding and mutual support for the unique challenges of caring for someone living with young onset dementia.
Men’s Coffee Talk Group
Meet and share with other male-identifying care partners to exchange ideas, concerns and experiences.
‘Sandwich’ Support Group
Meet with others who understand the unique challenges of caring for someone living with dementia under the age of 65.
Spouses of People Living with Dementia in Long-Term Care
Meet and share information with others about your experience of caring for someone who has transitioned into long-term care.
Ambiguous Loss Support Groups
Work through the feelings of continuous loss that come with the progression of dementia.
Bereavement Support Group
Work through the complex feelings of loss and grief that are experienced when someone living with dementia passes away.
Questions?
For more information or to discuss which group is right for you, connect with us at:
Phone: 204-943-6622 (Winnipeg) / 1-800-378-6699 (in Manitoba)
Email: alzmb@alzheimer.mb.ca
All of our support groups are inclusive environments for people of different ethnicities, cultures or those who identify as part of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
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