Local Alzheimer’s research project awarded $1.3 million NIH grant
San Diego’s fight to end Alzheimer’s disease got a big boost on April 20th, amid signs that the deadly illness and other forms of dementia are taking an escalating toll on the region.
NEW REPORT: 84,000+ San Diegans with Alzheimer’s
The number of people living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias in San Diego County has increased from 65,000 people – to more than 84,000, according to View More
Recap: Preparing for the Late Stage of Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s San Diego recently held a special workshop, Preparing for the Late Stage, led by Rebecca De Campos, MSW. Her goal was to provide a general idea of what to expect in this final stage, explore care options and to empower care partners to find new ways to connect with their loved ones.
Letter from our new CEO
Get to know Eugenia Welch, the new President/CEO of Alzheimer's San Diego.
Because of you: Larry had the support he needed to heal
Almost 48 years after Larry Hamon married his wife, Sally, he still calls her “my bride”. She’s no longer here to see the way his eyes brighten as he remembers their wedding day. Sally died from Alzheimer’s in 2015.
How to create a Facebook fundraiser
Follow this step-by-step guide to create a Facebook fundraiser for Alzheimer’s San Diego.
Social Worker Spotlight: Meet Marcie
Get to know more about Marcie Hanna, part of the Alzheimer's San Diego social work team.
Recap: Why do they do that?! with Teepa Snow
There’s no one quite like Teepa. On Monday, January 29th, more than 200 families came to Alzheimer’s San Diego for the rare opportunity to attend a workshop with renowned dementia educator Teepa Snow.
Giving the Gift of Time
As they talk about how they became friends, Anita Hedman and Celeste Abdelnaby hold hands tightly, with a box of tissues nearby. Theirs is a new friendship, but it's a powerful one.
What is a Skills Clinic?
You're probably looking at this photo of our Education & Outreach Manager Amy Abrams and wondering ... What on earth is she doing?! It turns View More
