Programs & Services

Alzheimer’s Services offers an array programs and services to support those affected by Alzheimer’s disease or dementia in the Greater Baton Rouge area.

Our programs and services are complimentary unless otherwise noted.

Educational Programs

Lunch-N-Learn

Lunch-N-Learn is an opportunity for caregivers and healthcare professionals to be educated about many different topics related to dementia.

Making Sense of Cents

Making Sense of Cents is a three-part financial literacy workshop series for caregivers of loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or memory-related impairment.

Alzheimer's Services Informational Session

One-hour information session introducing the programs and services provided by Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area. You will also have an opportunity to tour Charlie’s Place, our award-winning activity and respite center.

Alzheimer's Toolkit Caregiver Workshop

The Alzheimer’s Toolkit Caregiver Workshop meets once a week for 4 weeks. It is designed for caregivers to gain knowledge and tools to help improve quality of life for individuals affected by Alzheimer’s or a related dementia.

Support Programs

Caregiver Support Groups

We sponsor caring, non-judgmental meetings where families and friends share their experiences and learn essential information for coping with the disease.

Helpline

Our telephone HelpLine is answered by staff members and volunteers who are trained to answer your questions about Alzheimer’s disease

MedicAlert + Safe Return

MedicAlert + Safe Return™ is a 24-hour nationwide emergency response service for individuals with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia who wander or have a medical emergency.

TLC for Caregivers

Tender Love and Care for Caregivers (TLC) provides caregivers an event where they and their loved one can come to relax.

Respite Reimbursement

Funds reimbursed to caregivers for costs incurred to employ a sitter while caregivers get a few hours of respite.

Arts and Alzheimer’s

Creating meaningful art programs for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers while fostering involvement in the community to build mutually beneficial
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