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Nevada 211 lists adult day programs, respite, and dementia supports throughout the state. You can call or use its individual tools for things like SSI support, medical assistance, food assistance, and locations of aging and disability centers. Nevada 211 also suggests caregivers and people with dementia consider downloading its app to ensure they can find close service providers.

This nonprofit runs adult day programs, respite services, and bilingual caregiver training that support Hispanic families in Las Vegas and beyond. Its services include free consultations to help people find healthcare resources and caregiving training or other support.

Las Vegas's Senior Services connects diverse citizens to respite and senor center programs in the Las Vegas metro area.

Washoe County provides caregiver support, case management, and dementia-capable services in the Reno/Sparks area.

Clark County offers senior case management and connects caregivers to community-based dementia resources.

Dementia Friendly Nevada offers respite, tribal, and education resources in multiple languages to people in Nevada. It also organizes small activities, state-wide events, and cognitive screenings through its partnerships.

The BAAS coordinates ADRCs, caregiver supports, and services for residents living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. You can find information in your community, Medicare help, and more on the website or by calling 1-866-634-9412.

DEER, part of the School of Public Health at the University of Nevada, Reno, offers online discussions and classes, caregiver education, connection to volunteer services, and diagnostic services for people in Nevada.

NHFCSP offers assistance to family members and others, who provide day-to-day care for another individual without compensation. Services include information, counseling, education and respite care, coordinated through the ADRCs located throughout New Hampshire.

The Massachusetts and New Hampshire Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association provides statewide education, 24/7 Helpline access, and support groups across New Hampshire.

The Eldercare Locator connects Granite State residents to AAAs, respite, and dementia‑capable services.

ServiceLink operates New Hampshire’s ADRC network, offering options counseling and caregiver referrals statewide.

Dartmouth Hitchcock provides dementia education and outreach tailored to immigrant and minority families focused on Alzheimer's disease and other cognitive concerns. It has links for the memory clinic, patient education, and clinical trials.

GSIL offers caregiver resources and disability services, including supports for families affected by dementia. People may receive assistance via the telephone and in-person office visits. A trained, I&R Coordinator (Information and Referral) will assess their needs to help understand their situation

NH 211 directs families to local respite, caregiver training, and dementia programs across the state.

Catholic Charities provides caregiver respite, counseling, and support services for families caring for older adults with dementia.

The Foundation for Healthy Communities offers multiple guides like this one on advanced care planning for yourself and people in your care.

The state of New Hampshire works with Benefits Checkup to connect older adults and people with disabilities with benefits programs that can help them afford nutritious food, health care, and more.

Cornerstone VNA offers educational resources, in-person “Caregiver Cafés,” and support for family caregivers across NH.

DoAS operates New Jersey’s aging network, ADRC system, and caregiver support services for families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias. You can also use state services like SHIP for help with Medicare and the Care2Caregivers program.

The Greater New Jersey Chapter provides statewide education, a 24/7 Helpline, and in‑person and virtual support groups for caregivers.

The Eldercare Locator connects New Jersey residents to local Area Agencies on Aging, ADRCs, respite services, and dementia resources.

NJ 211 provides a searchable directory of senior services, respite, adult day programs, and dementia‑friendly supports across the state.

New Jersey's Alzheimer's Adult Day Services Program subsidizes adult day care services for persons with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. The subsidy helps pay for the cost of attending adult day care for up to five days per week, covering up to 20% to 100% of the cost of services.

The Rutgers Brain Health Institute offers support finding memory evaluation and clinical trials for people to participate in related to Alzheimer's and other dementia. It has caregiving and educational materials including a checklist for people new to this caregiving.