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Events
Pathlights keeps you connected! Add our monthly support groups to your schedule and check back often to find out about special education events.
We also convene experts to offer free workshops on a wide range of topics including navigating legal and financial issues, housing options, and training for informal caregivers assisting people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.
Just register and we’ll contact you with all the details
to dial-in by phone or join by video.
Protect Your Money: Avoiding Phone & Internet Scams Presentation
April 10 at 11 AM
Learn how to reduce your risk of fraud and scams. The Cook County Sherriff’s Office invites you to attend Common Scams & Fraud Prevention Workshop to receive helpful resources about identifying and reporting scams, frauds, and financial exploitation.
Registration Required.
Contact the Worth Public Library at 708.448.2855 to register. This event will be held at the Worth Public Library, 6917 W. 111th St., Worth
Love and Care Caregiver Support Group
April 14 at 2 PM
Staying connected and involved is more important than ever. Our monthly support group gives you a chance to talk with others in similar situations, share experiences, advice, and words of encouragement.
Registration Required.
Visit Matteson Area Public Library District to register. This presentation will be held at the Matteson Area Public Library District, 801 School Ave., Matteson.
Caregivers Connecting
April 15 at 10 AM
Staying connected and involved is more important than ever. Our monthly support group gives you a chance to talk with others in similar situations, share experiences, advice, and words of encouragement. Virtual via Zoom
Registration Required Call Jenna at 708.361.0219 or e-mail jstock@pathlights.org
Early-Stage Memory Loss Support Group (8 Weeks)
Starting April 16, 2026
In partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association and Orland Park Library, Pathlights is hosting an eight-week support group for those living with early-stage dementia or MCI (mild cognitive impairment) and their care partners. “Early-stage” refers to people, irrespective of age, who are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders and are in the beginning stages of the disease. This group will offer dementia-related education and emotional support and connections with resources.
Pre-Screening and Registration Required
Contact or Lily at 708.361.0219 or by email lbecker@pathlights.org. Sessions will take place at the Orland Park Public Library, 14921 S. Ravinia Ave., Orland Park.
What Caregivers Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease
April 18 at 11 AM
Caring for a loved one experiencing cognitive decline can be challenging and isolating. Join Pathlights in welcoming Christina A. Rogers, M.D. Candidate at Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center, to empower yourself as a caregiver and advocate. Christina will teach you to differentiate between dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), discuss risk factors for AD and ways to delay onset, the critical role of caregiver self-care, and ways to ease the journey using and interpreting reputable research.
Registration Required.
Contact the Richton Park Public Library at 708-481-5333 or click here to register. This event will be held at the Richton Park Public Library, 22310 Latonia Ln., Richton Park.
Memory Café – Matteson
April 21 at 2 PM
Join Pathlights as they host a monthly Memory Café for those who are experiencing early-stage dementia, mild memory loss or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and for families, friends, or care partners. A Memory Café is a place to have fun, share experiences, and stay socially connected.
Registration Required.
Visit Matteson Area Public Library District to register. This presentation will be held at the Matteson Area Public Library District, 801 School Ave., Matteson.
*Please note: Photos taken at Pathlights’ events may be shared on our website and social media
You Can Make a Difference
There are many ways you can contribute towards our cause, and every act of generosity goes a long way in helping us fulfill our mission.
Pathlights is a 501(c) (3), independent, charitable, human service organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent of the law. Tax ID: 36-2882809
