HOW DO I FIND THE GROUP?
You can find Veranda Ministries on Facebook by visiting www.facebook.com/TheVerandaMinistries
Once you have “liked” The veranda page, you can click on the word "more" and select "Groups." (See the image to the right) Locate the Groups tab in the page’s left-hand column to find the “Veranda’s Hidden Heroes” group page. Then request to join. The request will be reviewed by the administrator before approval.
If you have any questions about the programs and services offered by Veranda Ministries, please do not hesitate to contact the office.
In-Person Support Group
Dementia and End-Of- Life Doula Program
In-Person Support Group
Veranda Ministries hosts a monthly support group at its facility. It is geared toward our Veranda families and anyone who lives in the Sumner County area. We are there to support each other in the daily care journey for those living with dementia. We hold this support group on the second Tuesday of each month at our location so families can participate while their loved ones are involved in our respite program’s activities. On some occasions, members of the grief support program may join our group as we all work through the different stages of grief.
Caregiver Conference
Dementia and End-Of- Life Doula Program
In-Person Support Group
The conference helps family members and other caregivers utilize biblical principles, best practices in dementia care and presenters who are leaders in the field of dementia care. The conference is designed to equip caregivers with knowledge and support that helps them cope with the physical and emotional toll of the stressful life situation of caring for persons living with dementia.
Dementia and End-Of- Life Doula Program
Dementia and End-Of- Life Doula Program
Dementia and End-Of- Life Doula Program
Veranda Ministries offers dementia and end-of-life doula programs. Each type of program features specially trained individuals who provide emotional, physical, and educational support for families and their loved ones who are nearing death. Their purpose is to answer questions about what to expect in the dying process and help turn the tough situation.