Support Groups

Parkinson’s Disease Careparnter Support Group

June 1st at 2:00pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2881 Canton Rd, Marietta, GA 30066

First Tuesday of each month at 2pm. Group discussion, for both the person with Parkinson’s and their care partner, on helpful tips and resources that provide comfort and encouragement. Guest Educational Speakers.

Caregiver and Dementia Support Group

June 7th at 2:00pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2881 Canton Rd, Marietta, GA 30066

Are you a caregiver for family, partner or a friend? We offer a healthy, safe space to process and discuss the myriad mix of emotions and decisions we experience as either a local or long distance caregiver.

Early Onset Dementia Carepartner Support Group – Coming Soon!

For more information for either support group links, dates and times sign up for or newsletter and email info@alohatoaging.org

This was terrific, helped place yourself in someone else’s shoes.

2016 National Service Coordinator Conference, AASC attendee of “ASiST” Aging Simulation Sensitivity Training
I enjoyed this simulation. Please continue to teach everyone worldwide. Maybe their world will change. (speaking of the senior population and the challenges they face)

2016 National Service Coordinator Conference, AASC attendee of “ASiST” Aging Simulation Sensitivity Training
“I have to wait 180 days to see the club members again. I’m going to miss them so much. Can’t wait until next summer to come back!

Olivia, high school student, ADC Volunteer
“Mom has been enjoying her time at the Aloha Day Club. With sincere appreciation, thank you for your kindness to her!”

Sandra, ADC Family Caregiver
“Thanks for all you do for our 55+ non-drivers. You have a place in heaven. Momma loves being with you.”

Dana, ADC Family Caregiver
“I love the club members! They make me happy; they make me smile!”

Emily, KSU Student, Volunteer
“We fight over who gets to make the lunch. We all love making meals for Aloha. It’s fun and it makes us feel good.”

Railroad Ladies
“I look forward to coming to Aloha. It’s the best day of my week!”

Cheryl A., Aloha Day Club Volunteer
“I wanted to come today to finish the Valentine project that I made to put the flowers in to give my bride. My wife is my driver and she is always there when I want to buy anything for her. This was my way of giving her something exclusively from me.”

Al, Aloha Day Club Participant
“I have a 91-year-old mother with Alzheimer’s in an assisted living facility near our home. I also have a 78-year-old husband who has been diagnosed with Frontal, Temporal Dementia and still lives at home. I have been attending a support group which I enjoy very much. It is a chance to get away and to spend time with people who can actually carry on a conversation. I look forward to the day.”

Shirley C., Family Caregiver
“Thanks A LOT” for everything that the Aloha Team does for Dad & for all the other very fortunate older adults who attend various Aloha To Aging sessions/meetings. They all “really appreciate it” and we-the families-do too!! May all of you fell Gods love for each of you every day!”

Bill Z., Family Caregiver & Volunteer
“I can’t thank you enough for the support and knowledge you imparted during our participation in your programs. I wish there were more programs like yours available throughout the country. They are much needed!”

Pam B., Family Caregiver
“Thank you for all of your hard work throughout the year! You are amazing and what you do to make Aloha successful is so appreciated! We know because Mom surely benefits.”

Joane W., Family Caregiver & Volunteer
“Thanks so much for your wonderful program and all the support. It has been something to hang on to when all is whirling around us.”

Mary B., Family Caregiver
“I don’t want to leave. I’m having so much fun!”

Maxine, Aloha Day Club Participant
“My dad lights up and gets excited when he hears it’s time to go to Aloha Day Club. You’re a blessing and we thank you. You’re a part of a greater, grander purpose.”

Kris W., Family Caregiver
If we could choose anyone in the world to provide respite care for older loved ones (including those with dementia or early Alzheimer’s), it would be Dawn Reed. We have worked as volunteers for Dawn for 6 years. She develops daily programs which stimulate and entertain participants in her programs. She combines professional knowledge and management skills with kindness and compassion. She is the best.

C. & J. Edwards