Fight Alzheimer's One Memory At A Time!

Welcome to the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Foundation

We are a unified organization that offers care, education, and support to persons living with various forms of dementia, their family members, and healthcare professionals. Our goal is to allow our beneficiaries to maintain a high quality of life with meaning, purpose, and value.

We have available resources to let communities get a better understanding of what they can do to contribute to a dementia-friendly society.

Facing Alzheimer’s Together

The Alzheimer’s and Dementia Foundation is a not-for-profit unified organization that offers education and care to persons living with various types of dementia, support for families and education to healthcare professionals who work in long term care.

We are an organization where people living with Alzheimer’s or have any other form of dementia can maintain a high quality of life with meaning, purpose and value.

The Alzheimer’s and Dementia Foundation has established resources to assist our community in getting a better understanding of what they can do to contribute to a dementia-friendly community.

For further assistance after business hours, the National Dementia Helpline is available to assist you with any additional questions. A message service is available so if you call outside of regular business hours.

Clients’ Testimonials

"As a caregiver to my husband of 40 years with dementia, I did everything I could to keep him at home and maintain a normal home environment. Thanks to the Alzheimer's and Dementia Foundation staff. They came in an educated our family and offered great community resources that met our needs". Vivian Ann G., Caregiver

"The worst day of my life was the day my mother did not recognize me as her son. I was now her husband and joining her journey was more challenging for me than it was for her. Accepting Alzheimer's was a lifestyle change because I had no idea the affects it had on me emotionally. The Alzheimer's and Dementia Foundation help made me aware of this disease and what to expect. They were very compassionate and made me understand the things that I could not change. God Bless them for their service". David W.

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