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Support Groups

A support group can offer a caregiver the opportunity to learn from others, share ideas, and connect with people who may share common interests and experiences. As a caregiver, you may be able to discuss topics, receive help, advice, friendship, and emotional support from each other. A support group can help you learn new caregiving strategies, and to provide an emotional outlet.

Support groups may be held in community centers, restaurants, libraries, churches, or agencies.

Please call contact person listed to confirm date, time and location of meetings prior to attending support groups.

Support Group Directory
Support Groups by Type Support Groups by Location Support Groups by Agency
Alzheimer's The Alzheimer Association
Brain Injury Caring for Aging Relatives
Cancer American Cancer Association
General Catholic Charities
Huntington's Disease Hospice of Northwest Ohio
Lupus  
Multiple Sclerosis  
Parkinson's Disease  
Post-Polio  
Stroke  
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Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc.
Caregiver Support Information and Assistance
2155 Arlington Avenue
Toledo, Ohio 43609
(419) 382-0624
1-800-472-7277
www.areaofficeonaging.com

 
Center for Successful Aging
University of Toledo

3015 Arlington Avenue, Room 4412
Toledo, Ohio 43614
(419) 383-4289
hsc.utoledo.edu/csa