Community Caregiver Groups
Community Caregiver Groups offer caregivers a chance to take a short break from their caregiving role, grab a coffee or some breakfast, and connect with others who can relate to what they're going through. They provide an opportunity to share caregiving experiences and resources in a safe and understanding environment.
Attendance is on a drop-in basis. Caregivers interested in attending are encouraged to contact the ACGA before their first meeting.
Finding a Community Caregiver Group
Community Caregiver Groups meet on a regular basis in Edmonton and in some locations around the province.
Fulton Place School ACGA Grief & Loss Support Group
Second Thursday of the month at 1:30pm
10310 - 56 St. Edmonton
Next Dates:
Thursday, Feb 9
Thursday, March 8
Thursday, April 12
Fulton Place School ACGA Caregiver Group
Third Tuesday of the month at 1:30pm
10310 - 56 St. Edmonton
Next Dates:
Tuesday, Feb 21
Tuesday, March 20
Tuesday, April 17
County of Caregiver Group
Every second Saturday at 8:00am
ABC Country Restaurant
78 Boulder Blvd., Stony Plain
Next Dates:
Saturday, Feb 11
Saturday, March 10
Saturday, April 14
Gateway Boulevard Caregiver Group
Last Saturday of the month at 10:00am
ABC Country Restaurant on Gateway Boulevard.
4485 Gateway Blvd. (in Greenwood Inn)
Edmonton
Next Dates:
Saturday, Jan 28
Saturday, Feb 25
Saturday, March 31
Strathcona Seniors Centre Group
First Wednesday of the month at 10:00am
Strathcona Place Seniors Centre
10831 University Ave.
Edmonton
Next Dates:
Wednesday, Feb 1
Wednesday, March 7
Wednesday, April 4
Northgate Caregiver Group
First Wednesday of the month at 1:30pm
13315 - 89 St. Glengarry Community
Edmonton
Next Dates:
Wednesday, Feb 1
Wednesday, March 7
Wednesday, April 4
Hosting a Community Caregiver Group through your Agency
The ACGA is happy to partner with agencies throughout Alberta in order to make its programs as accessible as possible to caregivers. Partner Agencies include various Family and Community Support Services branches, seniors centres, public libraries, and other community organizations. For more information on starting a community caregiver group, click here.