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Caregiver Support Is Just a Phone Call Away

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Resources, Understanding, and Community for Caregivers.

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia can be rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming, stressful, and isolating. Our free Caregiver & Care Partner Support Groups provide a safe, welcoming space where family members, spouses, partners, and friends can connect with others who understand the challenges of caregiving.

Led by our Medical Social Worker, each group offers:

  • Emotional support and encouragement
  • Practical caregiving tips and coping strategies
  • Guidance from a qualified professional
  • Information about community resources
  • Meaningful connections with fellow caregivers

Whether you’re new to caregiving or have years of experience, you’ll find understanding, support, and a sense of community.

English In-Person Groups

  • Napa: The Inn on Villa Lane
  • St. Helena: Rianda House

English Online Group

Third Thursday of each month via Zoom

Spanish In-Person Group

  • Third Thursday of each month, 5-7 p.m.
  • Providence Community Health Napa Valley

Registration is required before attending.

To register for English groups, contact Melissa Gerard at 707-815-6258 or email melissa.gerard@providence.org

Para obtener más información sobre el grupo en español, contacte a Yolanda Padilla al 707-258-9087 o yolanda.padilla@providence.org

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Thanks to the generosity of donors to the Providence Community Health Foundation Napa Valley, our Community Caregiver Support programs are available at no cost to Napa County residents. Your support helps ensure that caregivers have access to the education, resources, and encouragement they need while caring for their loved ones.

To help keep these valuable programs accessible to those who need them most, please consider making a gift using this link or by calling 707-254-4157.

Every donation makes a meaningful difference for local caregivers and families.