Is our place right for your loved one?

 Our Place Respite is a faith-centered, community-rooted nonprofit program designed for friends living with early to mid-stage memory loss. We provide meaningful social engagement, companionship, activities, and connection while offering caregivers time to rest, recharge, and tend to their own needs. 

Our Place Respite is designed for individuals living with early to mid-stage dementia or memory loss who can:

✔ Walk independently (assistive devices welcome)

✔ Use the restroom independently

✔ Eat independently

✔ Participate comfortably in group activities

 No. Our Place Respite is a social model respite program, not a medical or healthcare service. Our focus is on friendship, engagement, purpose, and community rather than medical care.

While there are similarities, Our Place Respite is different from traditional adult day care.

Our model emphasizes relationships, companionship, volunteer engagement, and meaningful activities in a warm community environment.

The program meets:

Tuesdays and Thursdays
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

 Each day may include:

🎵 Music and singing

🎨 Arts and crafts

🍽 Shared meals

💬 Conversation and storytelling

🌿 Gentle movement

🤝 Friendship and companionship

📖 Optional faith-rooted moments of encouragement

 Yes. Lunch is provided for participants and volunteers each program day. 

 Absolutely.

We encourage families to visit, meet our team, and learn more about the program before making a decision.

 This is very common.

Our staff and volunteers are experienced in helping new friends feel welcomed, comfortable, and connected.

We will work closely with families to make the transition as smooth as possible.

 Many of our friends may be living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia.

Eligibility is based more on a person's abilities and needs than on a specific diagnosis.