Community Resource Finder

Are you looking for resources in your area? Get easy access to a comprehensive listing of Alzheimer’s and dementia resources, community programs and services. Visit our Community Resource Finder for more information.

The Community Resource Finder displays information on services not limited to, but including:

• Housing Options
• Care at Home
• Medical Services
• Services such as adult day centers, transportation and elder law attorneys
• Alzheimer’s Association programs and services

Put your Passion to Work as a
Volunteer for the Alzheimer’s Association

Are you interested in getting more involved in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease? The Alzheimer’s Association is always looking for passionate volunteers to help in a variety of ways:

• Join hundreds of thousands of voices as an Advocate
• Advance research by creating a Trial Match profile
• Educate the community by joining our Speaker’s Bureau
• Raise awareness by volunteering at Health Fairs
• Join the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Planning Committee
• Create a Team for The Longest Day
• Host a third-party fundraiser

For more information, please contact Krista Bohn at kbohn@alz.org or 713-314-1363.

Galveston/Bay Area Early-Stage Social Engagement Programs

Recently diagnosed with memory loss, dementia, or Alzheimer’s? The Alzheimer’s Association is partnering with Moody Gardens and Space Center Houston to offer two unique programs designed specifically for those experiencing early memory loss and a care partner.

These social engagement programs are a great opportunity for individuals with early-stage dementia to connect with others in a similar situation. A friend, family member, or care partner should attend as well and will have the opportunity to share a meaningful experience as well as connect with others.

To register, or for more information, please contact Krista Bohn – 713-314-1363 or kbohn@alz.org

Request an Education Program at your Workplace, Church, or Club!

Did you know that the Alzheimer’s Association provides free community education programs? You can request a speaker to present on a variety of topics:

• The Basics of Alzheimer’s Disease
• Know the 10 Warning Signs: Early Detection Matters
• Living with Alzheimer’s Disease (Early, Mid, and Late Stage)
• Legal & Financial Issues Related to Dementia
• Effective Communication Strategies
• Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
• Understanding and Responding to Dementia Related Behavior

To request a speaker, please contact Krista Bohn at kbohn@alz.org or 713-314-1363.