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It may seem like you are the only person in the world going through the stress and work of caregiving.  But you are not alone.  There are literally thousands of family Caregivers in similar circumstances.  Being able to help each other, learn from each other and provide practical and emotional support is the goal of a Caregiver Support Group. 

There are many different kinds of support groups and the ones listed here are general in nature - having to do with caregiving.If there is not a group near you and you would like information how to get one started - call 808-625-3782 and speak with The Caregiver Foundation about establishing a group in your community.

There are many different Caregiver Support Groups and finding one that meets your schedule and location can make the journey of caregiving much easier to bear.  You are not alone in this often stressful and exhausting work.  We list Caregiver Support Groups here as a service to Caregivers.  TCFOA does not sponsor all of these groups.  You will see the TCFOA designation next to groups we have either helped to establish or are currently being established. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO START A SUPPORT GROUP IN YOUR ARE, TCFOA WILL HELP YOU.  ASK ABOUT OUR PROGRAM .
Central Oahu Caregivers Support Group
This is one of the oldest continuously functioning groups on Oahu.  Meetings are held each month (except for December) on the 2cnd Thursday. Meetings are held at the Wahiawa General Hospital
Meeting at the First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu, Koolau Golf Course, this group meets on the first Monday of every month from 7-9 pm.
Space for this group is provided by Kapiolani Medical Center at Pali Momi on the 3rd Monday of each month from 7-9 pm.
Sakura House Adult Day Care co-sponsors this group on the 4th Monday of each month at the Community of Christ Church on mott Smith Dr. 7-9 PM

Upcoming Groups:

Moilili
Kaimuki
Ewa Beach
Waianae
Waialua
Hauula


Contact The Caregiver Foundation for more information and details.  808-625-3782

Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Groups
Aiea/Pearl City - 3rd Mondays 7 PM at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Ewa Beach - 4th Sundays 3 PM at Our Lady of Perpetual Help  (no December mtg)
East Honolulu - 2cnd Mondays  7 PM at Holy Nativity Church
Ala Moana - 2cnd Thursdays 7 PM at Alzheimer's Association offices on Ala Moana Blvd.
Makiki - 4th Saturdays  3 PM at The Plaza at Punchbowl
Kaneohe - 2cnd Saturdays 10 AM at Kaneohe Community Family Center on Kawa St.