Dementia-Related Resources
Looking to speak with an expert on dementia?
Call the Alzheimer's Association 24/7 Helpline: 800-272-3900
Through this free service, specialists and master’s-level clinicians offer confidential support and information to people living with dementia, caregivers, families and the public.
Interested in learning more about Alzheimer's Disease and related dementias?
Start by visiting www.Alzheimers.gov or www.ALZ.org
Explore the Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging Resource Library
Want to learn more about dementia friendly communities?
Interested in becoming a Dementia Friend?
Visit Dementia Friends USA
Let us know when you've completed the training by sending an email to fhwcdementiafriendly@gmail.com.
Thank you for doing your part to work towards making Manhattan a more dementia-friendly place to live!
Looking for respite care?
Looking for memory care programs?
Visit Meadowlark Hills
View a list of all memory care facilities in Riley County.
Looking for caregiver support?
Browse free, evidence-based Best Practice Caregiving Programs
Tips to manage caregiver stress
Tips to manage your own health as a caregiver
Visit Pawnee Mental Health Services
Call in to the North Central Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging Caregiver Connections for a monthly informational phone call over a topic relevant to caregivers (every third Wednesday from 2–3pm)
Looking for at-home care options?
Looking for long term care information?
Visit the KDADS Long Term Services & Supports Page
Visit the Administration for Community Living
Estimate the cost of long term care in your area.
I'm an employer. Where can I find free dementia training for my employees?
Work to become a dementia-friendly business by completing an online 30-minute training with your team. Contact us for support or to inquire about in-person training.
Let us know when you've completed the training by sending an email to fhwcdementiafriendly@gmail.com. We are happy to provide support for any questions you might have. Thank you for doing your part to work towards making Manhattan a more dementia-friendly place to live!
Looking for local support groups?
There are in-person support groups in Manhattan and Wamego. Visit our Support Group Page to learn more.