Alzheimer’s Association
Information, education, local resources, and a 24/7 Helpline.
800-272-3900Visit alz.org ↗Trusted places to begin
Dementia and caregiver resources for the questions ahead.
Finding the right help can be overwhelming. This starting list brings together national, Texas, and local organizations that families can contact for information, referrals, planning, safety, and support.
Information and navigation
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Community Resource Finder
Search for dementia and aging-related programs and services.
800-272-3900Search resources ↗Alzheimer’s Foundation of America
Caregiver support, education, screening, and referrals.
866-232-8484Visit AFA ↗Area Agency on Aging
Local aging services, benefits counseling, caregiver support, and referrals.
800-252-9240Eldercare Locator
A public service connecting older adults and families with local support.
800-677-1116Find local help ↗Alzheimer’s Texas
Texas-based information, consultations, education, and caregiver support.
512-241-0420Visit Alzheimer’s Texas ↗More ways to get help
Caregiving, community, and safety
Caregiver Action Network
Education, peer support, and tools for family caregivers.
Visit the network ↗211 Texas
Dial 211 for connections to health and human services across Texas.
Search 211 Texas ↗Take Me Home program
Belton Police Department’s program can help officers identify and safely assist enrolled individuals who may have difficulty communicating.
Ask us where to begin →Resource categories
Support for many parts of the journey
Families may need different resources at different times. Common categories include:
- Dementia information and education
- Legal and financial planning
- Benefits and insurance guidance
- Clinical research
- Home and community safety
- Respite and caregiver relief
- Veterans services
- Wellness and emotional support
Please note: Programs, eligibility, hours, and phone numbers can change. Contact each organization directly to confirm current information. This directory is educational and is not medical, legal, or financial advice. In an emergency, call 911.
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