Act Now to Make Twice the Impact
Act Now to Make Twice the Impact
You can have twice the impact on accelerating research and helping to provide much-needed care and support to those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease when you take part in our Fall 2x Match Challenge. But you must act now — this opportunity is only available until Sept. 30.
Donate NowAfrican American Resources
Older African Americans are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as older Whites, and less likely to receive a diagnosis. Find key facts here. You can learn more about Alzheimer's disease and African Americans in our annual facts and figures report at alz.org/facts.
The Northern California Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association® offers support groups and educational forums tailored to the African American community. Under advisement from our volunteer Black Alzheimer's Association Advisory Council (BAAAC), we aim to empower the community with information and resources.
Daniella Royster
Lowanda Moore
Cheryl Johnson
Nairobi Kenya
Portia Stewart
Gloria Brown
Gwen Gates
Teri Carlyle
RoseMary Towns
Micheal Pope
Karen Joubert
Michele Butler
Anjanette Ellison
Tamara Carlson
Lisa Bishop
African American Support Groups
OaklandLunch and Learn (Potluck) for African American Caregivers
1st Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Date subject to change, please call to confirm
North Oakland Senior Center
5714 Martin Luther King Jr. Way
Info: Heather Gray, 800.272.3900