Our Services

Organizational Services

Direct to Individual Caregivers

Partnerships
We can provide your organizations with some in-person/virtual trainings, site visits, and facilitated support groups.
Please contact us for specialized/targeted trainings or our caregiver program support.
First-rate service is intended to be the focus of STF and a cornerstone of our organization’s success. All individuals will receive conscientious, one-on-one, and timely service in all capacities (i.e., transactions, conflicts or complaints). We strive to create a loyal and trusting relationship with our communities and partners.
STF has presented at large-scale events to a range of individuals indigenous and non-indigenous professionals, caregivers, and lawmakers to address solutions to better Alzheimer's and senior care for the southwest.
Presentations can be conducted in Navajo or English.
We service both rural and urban areas.
STF provides services to the rural parts of the Navajo Nation through Navajo-language based training, programs and services with embedded cultural relevance of the Navajo culture.
Check out & Register for Our Events
Location: Mother's Coffee, Window Rock, AZ
When: September 29, 2026
The So' Tsoh Foundation is proud to present a FREE discussion series for dementia family caregivers. In the Finding Meaning and Hope series, you will learn skills that can help you stay strong, healthy, resilient and positive as you navigate your caregiving journey with healing and hope. This weekly 90 minute, session series features videos and discussion based on the groundbreaking book, Loving Someone Who Has Dementia.
Location: Online
When: September 17, 2026
Join fellow caregivers for meaningful conversations, practical tips, and valuable resources for caring for a loved one living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Together, we learn, connect, and support one another through every stage of the caregiving journey.
Location:Zoom
When: September 18, 2026
The So' Tsoh Foundation is pleased to present Dementia 101 session. Alzheimer's is not normal aging. It’s a disease of the brain that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior.

Location: Zoom
When: September 28, 2026
The Caregiver Support group is designed to provide emotional educational and social support for caregivers. Will support you through regularly scheduled meetings with discussion centered on a monthly topic.
Location: Online
When: October 01, 2026
Join fellow caregivers for meaningful conversations, practical tips, and valuable resources for caring for a loved one living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Together, we learn, connect, and support one another through every stage of the caregiving journey.
Location: Zoom
When: October 22 - November 19, 2026
Join a small, interactive cohort designed for caregivers, professionals, advocates, and emerging leaders who are ready to strengthen their leadership skills while building meaningful relationships with others who are making a difference in their communities.
"I love getting messages on new classes!"
Sharon T.
Family Caregiver
"Thank you so much, I kept searching for resources and I found you"
Margeret N.
Family Caregiver
"It's so nice to have information that's on the reservations."
Gene J.
Direct Careworker
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