The Caregiving Support Network: Bringing Hope and Relief to Family Caregivers 

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The Caregiving Support Network: Bringing Hope and Relief to Family Caregivers 

August 28, 2023 by Alzheimer’s Speaks

Listen Live or Listen at Your Convenience Tuesday August 29th, 2023 2 pm EST, 1 pm CST, 12 pm MST, 11 am PST & 7 pm London GMT, 9 pm South Africa SAST, and on the 30th at 6 am in Australia AEDT

Lori La Bey talks with Rebekah Dowhy the President of the Caregiving Support Network, a ministry dedicated to giving hope and practical relief to unpaid family caregivers. Also joining us is Sarah Robb the President of the Board of Directors for the Caregiving Support Network. She knows the loneliness and pain of being a caregiver but also knows the joys of being with your loved one through the hardest times of their life.

Learn:

  1. Holistic approaches to supporting caregivers.
  2. About personal caregiving experiences from teenagers.
  3. How to advocate for a person living with dementia.
  4. Different ways to support a caregiver emotionally.
  5. How your donation can support a caregiver and the impact it can have.

Contact The Caregiving Support Network

Website (Caregivers can apply for aid)  

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