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A World Without Alzheimer's Is Within Reach

In 2023, the Alzheimer's Association invested a record-breaking $100 million in research initiatives — an unparalleled commitment to dementia science. Help us keep the momentum going.

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Mississippi Chapter

The Alzheimer's Association Mississippi Chapter is dedicated to advancing the care, support, and research to all those affected by Alzheimer's in Mississippi. We offer local support groups, community education, advocacy efforts, and fundraising events throughout the state for anyone looking to become involved.
 

2024 Spring Caregiver Conference

Thursday, April 18th
Broadmoor Baptist Church

See conference details here

Purple Sundays

The Alzheimer’s Association will be hosting ‘Purple Sunday’ events at churches across the state to help spread awareness and education around Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementia. Please join us by contacting Kristen White at KriDavis@alz.org to host a Purple Sunday Event in your community.

Caregiver Education & Resources

Being a caregiver doesn't come with an instruction manual, but there are resources available to help. Read more here.

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Las 10 Señales

Su memoria a menudo cambia a medida que envejece. Pero la pérdida de memoria que interrumpe la vida cotidiana no es una parte típica del envejecimiento.

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