The doctor's office, often there is a brochure rack and or bulletin board with information. Plus ask the doctor next time you visit or ask at the desk.
The Pharmacy, next time you are filling an RX ask what groups they know about.
Your local Seniors organizations.
Local Churches.
Call nursing homes or AL and ask them about support groups. Even if you LO is not in a 'home', they should be able to provide information.
Adult Daycare's may have info too.
Local Libraries are often overlooked as a source of local information.
Facebook, if you are on it can be a place to find support groups.
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The doctor's office, often there is a brochure rack and or bulletin board with information. Plus ask the doctor next time you visit or ask at the desk.
The Pharmacy, next time you are filling an RX ask what groups they know about.
Your local Seniors organizations.
Local Churches.
Call nursing homes or AL and ask them about support groups. Even if you LO is not in a 'home', they should be able to provide information.
Adult Daycare's may have info too.
Local Libraries are often overlooked as a source of local information.
Facebook, if you are on it can be a place to find support groups.
If all else fails, start one.