Caregiver Support & Crisis Management
Because You Deserve Support, Too.
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or another dementia-related illness is an act of love. But it can also feel exhausting, isolating, and overwhelming. That’s why our free Alzheimer’s and Dementia Support Solutions focus on you, the caregiver.
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Whether you’re dealing with daily challenges or facing a crisis, we’re here to help you feel supported and empowered.
Funded in part by the Hudson County Office of Inclusion & Accessibility, the Hudson County Office on Aging, and the Bergen County Division of Senior Services.
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Why Caregiver Support Matters
Caregiver burnout is real. The stress of dementia care can lead to anxiety, depression, loneliness, and even serious health issues.
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You’re not alone. Act Now Foundation has helped more than 1,500 caregivers by providing:
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Emotional relief through safe spaces to share
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Practical caregiving tools for daily life
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A community of support from people who understand
With the right resources, you can care for your loved one while protecting your own well-being.
WHAT WE OFFER...
Caregiver Support Groups
Every Wednesday from 7:00 to 8:30 PM. Join from anywhere. Drop in whenever you can—no weekly commitment required.
🔹 Open Forum Sessions alternate between four activities:
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Meet & Greet​ to connect and unwind
Emotional Roundtable to share stories and support
Resource Exchange to learn new caregiving strategies
Interactive Activity to relax and recharge
​🔹 Topic-Focused Sessions feature dementia specialists and guest speakers. These sessions cover caregiving skills like communication, legal planning, and self-care, with time for open Q&A and peer discussion.
One-on-One Support & Crisis Help
Sometimes you just need someone to talk to. Our team provides private emotional support and on-call crisis guidance.
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You can also connect with a trained peer through Care2Caregivers, a phone-based support program that pairs you with caregivers who have walked in your shoes. They listen, understand, and offer practical advice when you need it most.
Caregiver Respite Nights
Caring for yourself is just as important as caring for your loved one. When resources allow, we host Respite Nights—special outings where caregivers can relax, connect, and recharge in a supportive setting.
