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The Respite For All Foundation understands the different challenges of caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia—as well as the desire for friends and family to find a way to support them in this journey. That’s why we are dedicated to helping organizations create an Alzheimer’s Respite Ministry in Alabama and nationally.

By implementing the sustainable, volunteer-run Respite for All model, you can provide a much-needed break for the care partner while offering the individual living with memory loss opportunities for life-giving enrichment and engagement.

A respite care ministry offers temporary relief for primary care partners, enabling you to have a break and take care of yourself. In addition, your loved ones enjoy a day of social time, games, light exercise, music and friendship delivered in a safe, nurturing, and fun environment. Think of it as a lifeline for caregivers, providing continuous support to care partners who look after someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia.

Respite Care Ministries bring trained volunteers together to serve alongside individuals living with dementia, allowing them to be engaged in meaningful activities, make new friends, share a meal, and have a whole lot of fun. By offering this loving support, respite care ministries help to relieve caregiver burnout, improve the quality of life for both the care partner and their loved one, and foster a sense of belonging.