The Alzheimer's Association works with local service providers and family members to support the creation of local Partnerships. Each Partnership is a self-sufficient task-oriented alliance of health care and human service professionals, family members and other concerned individuals working to increase and improve local services through: education, coordination, development of new services, and advocacy. Each Partnership works closely with the Alzheimer's Association, helping the association to be more responsive to local needs and in turn helping the association with advocacy and fundraising.
To learn more, call the Alzheimer's Association or contact the Partnership closest to you.
How to Become a Member
Partnerships are always looking for new community members; we cannot meet our Strategic Goals without volunteers like you.
Benefits of Membership:
- Continuing education of Partnership members, providers, family members and community members, including seminars
- Networking and information exchange amongst member
- Coordination of existing services , both public and privat
- Development, and promotion of, new service
- Advocacy surrounding legislative issue
- Promotion and support of researc
- Supporting the goals of the Alzheimer’s Association by working together to achieve our mutual goal
- Access to meetings and minutes
To join a Partnership you can complete this Membership form, and bring it to the first meeting. All memberships are managed by the individual partnerships. You will need to print a form for each Partnership you are joining. There is also a Membership dues of $25 per Partnership, which should be turned in with your form to each partnership. Membership is renewed annually.
Partnership List
Berkshire County Alzheimer Partnership
Chris Thomson, Co-Chair
cthomson@esbci.org
Bobbie Orsi, Co-Chair
bobbie@berkshirehisc.com
Greater Worcester
Noreen Shea, Co-Chair
noreenshea33@gmail.com
Therese Delongchamp, Co-Chair
tmdelongchamp@gmail.com
Liberty Alzheimer’s Partnership of Greater Concord
Valerie Jackson, Co-Chair
VJackson@care-one.com
Joanne McCole, Co-Chair
jmccole@nashoba.org
Merrimack Valley Alzheimer Partnership
Sarah Coletti, Co-Chair
scoletti@benchmarkquality.com
Daria Rabkin, Co-Chair
drabkin@benchmarkquality.com
Metro North Alzheimer’s Partnership
Roberta Robinson, Co-Chair
rrobinson@challiance.org
Kristin Bell, Co-Chair
kbell@eldercare.org
Metro West Alzheimer Partnership
Maana Hickson, Co-Chair
mhickson@rubinhay.com
Ellen Koswick, Co-Chair
ekoswick@salmonhealth.com
Neponset Valley Alzheimer Partnership
Nancy Andrie, Tri-Chair
nandrie@comcast.net
Jodi Tolman, Tri-Chair
jtolman@salmonhealth.com
Jill Fallon, Tri-Chair
jillfallon@hellenichome.com
North Shore Alzheimer Partnership
Colleen Cooper, Co-Chair
ccooper@freedomhomecare.com
North Worcester County Alzheimer Partnership
Michelle Morin, Co-Chair
mmorin@sterling-village.com
Erin Rice, Co-Chair
erice@fitchburgma.gov
Southeastern Mass Alzheimer Partnership
Linda Quinn, Co-Chair
lindaquinn@exceptional-homecare.com
Lauren Langevin, Co-Chair
lauren.langevin@homeinstead.com
South Shore Partnership
Emily Sugrue, Co-Chair
esugrue@banecare.com
Grace Doherty, Co-Chair
gdoherty@seniorhelpers.com
South Worcester Partnership
Beverly Carver, Co-Chair
beverly.carver@atriaseniorliving.com
Rebecca Wild Wesley, Co-Chair
rebecca@theagingspacema.com
Tri-County Alzheimer’s Partnership
(Franklin, Hampden and Hampshire)
Adam Kinney, Co-Chair
Adam@elitehha.org
Celina Conway, Co-Chair
Celina.Conway@trinity-health.org
West Suburban Area Alzheimer’s Partnership
Adrianna Aplaugh, Co-Chair
aalpaugh@springhouseboston.org
RebeKah Levit, Co-Chair
levit@rogerson.org