Hope Haven Savannah Respite

06/12/2026

Caregivers,
No matter where you are on your dementia caregiving journey, we welcome you to our support group this Tuesday. No need to RSVP - just show up.

Join us for our Dementia Caregiver Support Group (HOPE HAVEN)

Tuesday, June 16 – 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM

Hosted at Hope Haven, St. Johns Church, 27 West Charlton St. Third Floor, Savannah.

For more info, www.savannahrespite.com/caregivers

06/11/2026

A heartfelt thank you to The Pilot Club of Chatham County for galloping over to Hope Haven to lead us in hilarious, joy-filled horse games.

Our program days are about so much more than just having fun. For people living with dementia, active socialization, shared laughter, and meaningful connection are vital. Activities like these stimulate the mind and provide a sense of belonging and joy.

Thank you to Era Hall and her spunky team for spreading so much happiness and keeping us all laughing from start to finish. We are so grateful for your wonderful partnership and community spirit! 💙💛

06/10/2026

Caregivers, this virtual event with Vital Bridge Wellness is for you!

06/09/2026

❤️ Connecting Generations ❤️
We are so incredibly grateful for our wonderful partnership with The Children's School at St. John's Church! Being in Cranmer Hall together allows us to bring so much joy, laughter, and love into each other's lives throughout the year.
From holiday celebrations and parachute games to big hugs from the children, these intergenerational bonds are truly magical.
As Martha Sullivan beautifully put it, “The children don't see a diagnosis of dementia—they simply see adults who are excited to love them and have fun.”
Congratulations to this year's graduating class! 🎓

Read more about our special bond in this wonderful Savannah CEO feature: 👇
https://savannahceo.com/news/2026/06/connecting-generations-hope-haven-and-st-johns-childrens-school-build-meaningful-bonds/

06/06/2026

We had so much fun last month at Hope Haven, and we don’t want you to miss a single highlight! From our deep dive into Georgia’s Musical History to the Hope Haven Scottish Games, May was truly a month to remember.

If you missed our last newsletter, click the link to catch up on all our latest stories, updates, and upcoming events.
👉 Click here to read: https://conta.cc/4u4RCAo

Thank you for being such a vital part of our community and helping us foster a space where everyone is equally valued, connected, and supported.

Email from Hope Haven Serving, Belonging, and Family: Our May Update May 2026 Dear Friends,  As we observe Memorial Day this month, our thoughts naturally turn to the concept of service. At Hope Have

05/19/2026

05/17/2026

All caregivers with a loved one living with dementia are welcome. Find support, helpful information, and friends in similar situations.
Just show up!

Join us for our Dementia Caregiver Support Group (HOPE HAVEN)

Tuesday, May 19 – 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM

Hosted at Hope Haven, St. Johns Church, 27 West Charlton St. Third Floor, Savannah.

For more info, www.savannahrespite.com/caregivers

05/02/2026

There is something special about the way a simple tradition can bring us all together. We spent our day leaning into the spirit of the Derby from crafting our own fabulous hats to the excitement of cheering on the horses during our own Hope Haven races.

More than anything, we’re reminded that laughing together is what we do best, and it looks like our four-legged friend didn't want to be left out of the fun!

04/28/2026

We are so grateful to Dawn Baker and the team at WTOC-TV for highlighting the heart of Hope Haven! 💙

Caregiving is a journey that no one should walk alone, and we were honored to share how our "social club" provides a space of dignity, joy, and friendship for those living with dementia — and the much needed gift of time for their families. Thank you, Dawn, for your warmth and for giving a voice to this vital mission in our community.

Watch the full interview with director Cathy Baxter:

If you’d like to learn more, visit, or volunteer, Hope Haven welcomes the conversation—because for families facing dementia, knowing they’re not alone can make all the difference.