Powerful Tools for Caregivers
Offers skills and educational classes for caregivers. Classes are offered both in person and virtually in the US and internationally, with several languages options. (Affiliated with Iowa State University.)

The Savvy Caregiver Program
Provides evidence-based educational groups for dementia caregivers. Groups sessions are 2 hours for 6 weeks, either in person or virtually. Free of charge. (Originally developed at the University of Minnesota.)

Family Caregiver Alliance
Provides support, education, and resources for family caregivers and for the people they care for. Formed 40 years ago to create services for those struggling to provide long-term care for a loved one who did not “fit” into traditional health systems.

Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers
Prioritizes family caregivers by promoting caregiver wellness, educational groups, advocacy, and research. (Now part of The Carter Center, under its Mental Health program.)

Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging
Offers a free online, searchable database of evidence-based dementia support programs for family caregivers.

VA Caregiver Support Program
Provides essential resources, support, and financial assistance to caregivers of eligible veterans, promoting their health and well-being.

Center for Brain/Mind Medicine, Mass General Brigham
Offers online resources for people with neurodegenerative disorders and their families, offering self-led learning with articles, resources, and an arts and healing component.

Caregiver websites affiliated with other hospitals
Many hospitals offer caregiver-specific resources; check individual hospital websites for details.