Greater Houston resource guide
Caregiver support includes education, guidance and connection for people providing care.
A free, confidential round-the-clock line where callers talk to a dementia expert for emotional support, crisis assistance, local resources and information in over 200 languages.
Source: Alzheimer's Association Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter — Support Groups page (24/7 Helpline section), 2026
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Trained care consultants provide caregivers with ongoing, wide-ranging one-on-one support via telephone or in-person, from accessing resources to emotional support.
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Caregiver Services & Support provides information and respite services to help caregivers meet their own needs as well as those of family members who are aging; Caregiver Information Services provides caregivers with accurate, timely, and relevant caregiver information and resources.
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Facilitator-led local online and in-person support groups that create a safe, confidential, supportive environment where caregivers develop mutual support and social relationships, share experiences, and exchange practical ideas.
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If you are caring for a Veteran with serious illness or disabilities, VA Houston can help you support them — and take care of yourself. Caregiver support can help you get caregiver assistance available through VA, provide progressive needs planning to help you manage degenerative conditions, match you with services and benefits, and connect you with local resources and programs; caregivers may qualify for services like training, counseling or respite care when they need a break.
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Easter Seals Case Management services keep individuals with disabilities and their caregivers on track to get the services they need, such as therapy, durable medical equipment, and resources for food, housing, and legal assistance. Services are offered under three categories: Community Living Assistance & Support Services (CLASS) Case Management, Veterans and Families, and Navigation.
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Peer support groups in three tracks — Memory Loss, General Caregiving, and Grief/Bereavement — where family caregivers talk, share wisdom, and access resources, emotional support, and connection, meeting in person at Houston-area partner congregations and online.
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The Alzheimer's Association Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter offers in-person and virtual FREE educational programs across its 36-county service area. These local education programs are designed to help those living with Alzheimer's disease, and those affected by Alzheimer's disease or other dementia, learn vital skills needed to navigate an Alzheimer's diagnosis, discover how to effectively manage the complexities of caring for individuals with dementia, and gain an understanding of the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's to facilitate early detection. Series on the page include Empowered Caregiver and ALZ Talks.
Source: Alzheimer's Association Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter — Education Programs page, 2026
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Amazing Place's licensed Savvy Caregiver classes address all types of dementia caregiving, including supportive and remote care: participants learn about the different stages and associated behaviors of dementia and acquire the skills and resources needed as the disease progresses. Classes run as a 6-week Savvy Caregiver series or a 3-week Savvy Caregiver Express, meeting weekly at Amazing Place West.
Source: Amazing Place — Savvy Caregiver page, 2026
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