Helping you take care of yourself, so you can take better care of your loved one.
Taking care of an aging loved one is a complicated journey. We are here to help you throughout your caregiving journey. Most family members don’t consider the care they provide as “caregiving” – they’re just doing what comes naturally. However, a family caregiver is defined as someone who provides unpaid care for a loved one. And whether that care is provided in town or across the country, it’s a responsibility that can take a physical, mental, and emotional toll.
Nationwide, the unmet need of family caregivers is extensive and rapidly growing. When 95% of participants surveyed from Duet’s signature Finding Meaning and Hope discussion series reported that it significantly lowered their stress, Duet recognized the urgent need to make it available to isolated dementia family caregivers beyond Maricopa County. Duet’s Meaning & Hope Institute is here to empower all dementia family caregivers to better care for themselves, especially those who are isolated and under-served, through access to a community of support and vital resources.
of attendees learned about resources to help them and help their loved one.
of participants feel more confident in their role as a family caregiver.
of participants feel a sense of camaraderie and support.
General Information:
(602) 274-5022 (Please ask for caregiver services)
“I have been a family caregiver, facilitate Duet support groups, and am a Finding Meaning and Hope facilitator. I hope to meet you soon!”
“Family caregiving is challenging, especially when you can’t find Spanish resources. I understand this because I’ve been there. If you need information or referrals, Spanish or English, I can help.”
“I’m aware of the plight of the caregiver, as I have been one myself, and I’m here to guide you on your journey. Please call, I look forward to speaking with you.”
“I am currently a family caregiver so I can identify with the struggles you face. I look forward to talking with you and helping you connect with our services.”
Area Agency on Aging
(602) 264-2255