According to an Alzheimer’s Association Report, in 2015, 177,000 people in Connecticut care for loved ones with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, providing 201 million hours of unpaid care valued at $2.5 million.

The face of caregiving is rapidly changing. There is no longer a “typical” caregiver as they come in all variations and circumstances—from a granddaughter helping her grandmother weed the garden to the working mother helping her adult son after a debilitating accident or the husband struggling to keep his wife active despite early onset dementia.

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