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You may be among many people in South Central Massachusetts with reason
to care about the effects of Alzheimer's Disease. A desire for help
and understanding is shared by ...
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Patients
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Supportive friends |
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Family caregivers
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Public safety personnel |
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Other family members
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Professionals in health care,
nursing care & social services |
That's what we mean by "network." The more we look around,
the less alone we are.
The Alzheimer's Support Network is an independent nonprofit organization that brings caring people from South Central Massachusetts
together. All our funds stay right in our area in a volunteer effort to:
Promote the general well-being of people with Alzheimer's
Disease and their families.
Reinforce family members and caregivers with emotional
and practical support services.
Advocate to make quality services available and affordable.
Share useful information through community education from
caregivers and professionals.
ASN events and services provide opportunities for respite and appreciation
for caregivers, as well as ways to learn, volunteer and support one
another. The Alzheimer's Support Network of South Central Massachusetts
also works in partnership with health care organizations, hospitals
and professionals to offer early diagnosis, care and resources.
Energy is limited,
time is precious.
Be it your own time or the time you have with a family member or friend,
Alzheimer's Support Network activities and involvement are time well
spent. They provide hope and sustain confidence, building our abilities
and giving us greater perspective to meet challenges.
Learn more. Join with us. Right here in your South Central Massachusetts
or Northeast Connecticut community.
| Southbridge |
Sturbridge
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Dudley |
Auburn |
| Charlton |
Webster
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Oxford |
The Brookfields |
| Holland |
Wales
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Brimfield |
Warren |
| Spencer |
Woodstock |
Putnam |
Douglas |
| Sutton |
Thompson (Quinebaug, the Grosvenordales, Fabyan) |
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