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The health and safety of our volunteers, staff, individuals and communities we serve is and continues to be our top priority. With that, we have made a few modifications to how our programs and services are delivered in Hawaii for the time being, following CDC's COVID-19 recommendations. Please visit our events section below for a listing of our virtual and telephonic programs, or click here for a complete listing. As always, please note our 24/7 Helpline at 1.800.272.3900 remains open and available all hours of the day to support you and your 'ohana. Please take care of yourself and each other. LJ Duenas, Executive Director Alzheimer's Association - Hawaii
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