Alzheimer's Los Angeles

If you are taking care of someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia you will notice new challenges and responsibilities. It’s important to keep him/her active and social, but you may not be sure what is best for them. Learn tips to keep your loved one's mind and body active AND their spirits up. Serving LA for 40 years AlzheimersLA.org / 844.HELP.ALZ

Leading a Support Group not only helps others connect in a safe environment, it's also very rewarding to give back. You don’t be a healthcare professional, Alzheimer’s LA will train you. Our next Facilitator Training is on 3/30, 1-4p. INFO/RSVP: Anne Oh, [email protected] or 323-930-6271

Jacqueline had to juggle her career with caring for her mother, as she struggled to adapt to her new role as a caregiver. Listen to her story & learn how she navigated this overwhelming journey & found the help she needed. In Memory of Ms. Judith Anderson-Hernandez (1952-2020) For questions about memory loss, please call us at 844.HELP.ALZ / 844.435.7259... #BlackHistoryMonth Serving our community for 40 years AlzheimersLA.org / 844.HELP.ALZ

Honored to work alongside Motion Picture & Television Fund to provide support to local families facing Alzheimers's.

Young adults in their 20’s & 30’s face a whole different set of challenges than other caregivers. We’re here to help provide FREE support, tools & resources to make the journey easier. Call us at 844.HELP.ALZ / 844.435.7259 or visit us ta AlzheimersLA.org.

"MOTHER'S DAY MEMORIES makes the case for understanding and empathy toward those struggling with Alzheimer's." Congrats to Bill Hoversten on this award-winning short film. WATCH HERE:

Welcome to #walk4ALZ goes virtual! Please help us by sharing this post to your Facebook page. Though we can’t see you in person this year, we’re very grateful that we are coming together virtually to raise awareness and funds. Thanks to all the walkers, teams, donors, community partners, and sponsors who are supporting our mission. ... Your generosity provides FREE education, resources, programs, support, advocacy, and so much more to families in our community who are struggling with the challenges of Alzheimer’s or another dementia. We hope you enjoy today’s event and then are able to get some safe and socially distanced walking or other activity in. Snap a pic, tag us, and use #walk4ALZ so we can stay connected! DONATE: https://connect.alzheimersla.org/walk4alz

Alzheimer’s LA continues to respond to the needs of our community while staying safe & remaining focused on our mission. We're here to support anyone people like Steve and Al, participants in our basebALZ program. Please make a gift to Alzheimer’s LA today so together we can continue empowering local families during this extremely tough year. If you have recently donated, thank you for continuing to support our mission. alzheimersla.org/donate

Welcome to Take 5, a series that offer caregivers suggestions on how to take a 5-minute break for self-care. Today, Marisol will lead us on a 5-minute guided mediation. Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or another dementia can be stressful. It’s important to remember to take care of yourself first. Take 5, a series of videos & suggestions, offers guidance on various ways you can take a small break, a deep breath, and a moment of self-care. For more caregiver assistance, please visit AlzheimersLA.org or call us at 844.HELP.ALZ (844-435-7259).

Don’t let safe at home orders keep you from getting the support you need. Our support groups have gone virtual so you can connect with others wherever you are. See our current calendar & find a group that’s right for you: AlzheimersLA.org/calendar. You can also call us at 844.HELP.ALZ / 844.435.7259, we’re happy to help.

We offer FREE assistance to anyone worried about memory loss. Call us today at 844.HELP.ALZ / 844.435.7259 or visit us at AlzheimersLA.org for more info.

This year has been hard for everyone, but it’s been especially hard for those caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. Our FREE Savvy Caregiver Workshops, now available virtually (phone or on-line), will provide you with practical tools and resources to make your caregiving journey easier. RSVP/INFO: 844-HELP-ALZ / 844-438-7259

From combatting hunger to addressing anxiety, here’s why we need to support Asian American senior centers during the pandemic #ReimagineAA