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California Central Coast Chapter

We are here to help all those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

Currently, more than 690,000 people in California are living with Alzheimer’s disease, and over 1.12 million family and friends are providing care.

The Alzheimer’s Association California Central Coast Chapter provides free education programs, support services and care consultations across Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Ventura Counties while also supporting critical research toward a cure.

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Education

We offer a variety of education programs to increase knowledge and to support those facing Alzheimer's disease.

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Support Groups

Connect with other local caregivers or those impacted by the disease to exchange information and support.

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Recursos en Español

Encuentre recursos locales en español.

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Caregiver Tips & Tools

A monthly e-newsletter for people caring for those affected with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.

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The Importance of Accurate Death Data

August 2022 Caregiver Tips & Tools Newsletter | Accurate death data is an important tool for researchers, clinicians, and philanthropists. The importance of putting dementia as a cause of death, when appropriate, cannot be understated.

Incontinence and Dementia

July 2022 Caregiver Tips & Tools Newsletter | This month, we’re featuring a story from across the pond. Amanda Quinn wasn’t aware that incontinence could be a symptom of dementia when she was diagnosed at age 49. Read her story here and learn why taboos around the restroom must be broken.

6 Things People Living with Dementia Want You to Know

June 2022 Caregiver Tips & Tools Newsletter | During Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, the Alzheimer’s Association is revealing insights from people living with early-stage dementia and what they wish others knew about living with Alzheimer's and other dementia.

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There are many ways to get involved and join the fight! Learn more about getting involved in your community.

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Walk to End Alzheimer's®

Start or join a Walk team and participate in the world's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer's care, support and research.

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The Longest Day®

The day with the most light is the day we fight! On or around June 21 — the summer solstice— the use your creativity to raise funds and awareness for the cau...

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Advocacy & Public Policy

Join our advocacy team to advance public policy and pass critical legislation, both online and in-person.

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SHARE YOUR STORY

Help spread awareness and reach others in your community by sharing your story - whether you have experience as a caregiver, you've lost someone to Alzheimer's or dementia, you have a diagnosis yourself, you're an expert in the field, or you're just passionate about findng a cure.

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