Family Means provides a welcoming space for caregivers to learn and reinforce positive self-care, give and receive encouragement, and enjoy support and understanding from others in similar situations.

Adult caregivers or informal providers of in-home and community care are eligible for support, so long as they are caring for an adult 60+ years of age or an individual (of any age) with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias.  For more information, click here.

Many community services are available to help you cope with new responsibilities. These resources will help you examine options, create a plan for your caregiving tasks, and maintain balance in your life. Services include caregiver consultants/coaches, family meetings, caregiver support groups, caregiver education and adult respite care. For more information, click here.

Independence, well-being and strong relationships are central to our services for older adults. Whether it’s volunteering, enjoying a meal with friends or making financial decisions for the future, Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota offers a range of options across the state. We invite you to choose the design and delivery of services that best support the life you want to live. For more information, click here.