A safe and welcoming place where people living with memory loss and their care partners can socialize and participate in activities together

Techniques to deal with chronic condition symptoms, such as fatigue, pain, sleeplessness, stress, frustration and depression

First Aid & CPR Training and Certification

A safe and welcoming place where people living with memory loss and their care partners can socialize and participate in activities together

Nosh & Know - Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Empower Your CommunityOverview: Explore how you can make a difference in your community by volunteering with Neighbors Care Alliance. Learn about the various volunteer opportunities and how you can contribute to improving the lives of older adults in Tucson.What to Expect:Expert Insights: Hear from Neighbors Care Alliance representatives […]

Caregiving Essentials: First Steps (Part #1 Steps to Resilience; Part #2 Physical Care & Safety)

Visibility Matters: LGBTQI+ and Aging (Virtual)The Goal of Visibility MattersTo help our community’s service providers ensure that older LGBT adults receive aging related care services that are welcoming, respectful, and safe for them.What does the training include? A training to help service providers become more informed, sensitive to, and supportive of the needs of Lesbian, […]

A safe and welcoming place where people living with memory loss and their care partners can socialize and participate in activities together

A safe and welcoming place where people living with memory loss and their care partners can socialize and participate in activities together

ALTCS WorkshopThe ALTCS (Arizona Long Term Care System) Workshop is designed for individuals and family caregivers in the community to learn more about Arizona’s long term care Medicaid program. Long term care is expensive. Many cannot afford it. The ALTCS program enables people who need help with their personal care needs to continue living independently […]

A support group specific to care partners of those living with dementia.

Be a part of making Pima County a dementia-friendly community!