Quilting is more than an art—it’s an act of love. For Sandra Burson, a dedicated quilter and caregiver, stitching together fabric mirrors the way she pieces together moments of clarity and care for her husband, Greg, a Navy veteran living with vascular dementia. Through the challenges of caregiving, Sandra has found strength and support with Duet: Partners In Health & Aging. With resources like Duet’s Finding Meaning & Hope discussion series, caregivers like Sandra can find guidance, connection, and encouragement. Read more about Sandra’s journey and the vital support Duet provides

Art connects and heals, especially for those facing dementia and kinship caregiving challenges. Through partnerships with Free Arts and Urbanists Collective, Duet offers innovative programs to support grandparents raising grandchildren and help caregivers navigate memory loss. Whether through painting workshops that strengthen bonds or dementia education sessions that foster cross-cultural understanding, these initiatives use creativity to build resilience, connection, and hope.

Retired teacher Monica Dorfman found purpose and fulfillment volunteering with Duet—supporting homebound adults, building friendships, and making a lasting impact—discover how you can too!

Support Duet's Year-End Compassion Challenge: Your donation delivers compassion, dignity, and hope to Arizona caregivers, grandparents raising grandchildren, and aging adults. Help us provide free Alzheimer’s support groups, volunteer assistance, and vital services. Donate today!

GivingTuesday, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, unites over 30 million people worldwide to support nonprofits like Duet: Partners In Health & Aging. Your gift helps homebound adults, family caregivers, and grandfamilies while making a positive impact in your community—and offers a tax benefit too. Celebrate hope and make a difference this holiday season!

Duet: Partners In Health & Aging and the Meaning & Hope Institute recently celebrated Dr. Pauline Boss for her pioneering research on ambiguous loss, which has reshaped how caregivers navigate the challenges of dementia care. Her work provides invaluable tools for coping with grief, finding hope, and building resilience in the face of uncertainty.