Support Group Awareness Month 🫂
Many people become care partners out of love for the person, cultural expectations, or necessity. We want to highlight the impact of their important role, and the benefits gained by participating in a support group.
Many people become care partners out of love for the person, cultural expectations, or necessity. We want to highlight the impact of their important role, and the benefits gained by participating in a support group.
We at Alzheimer’s San Diego are excited to introduce you to Luke, this year's official Walk4ALZ Pet Mascot! Luke is a handsome Siberian Husky and View More
The Men Remember has been a top Walk4ALZ fundraising team for years, and the members are fierce in their dedication to each other. Most of View More
Thank you to everyone who voted for this year’s Walk4ALZ Pet Mascot! Each of the adorable finalists put on a barking good campaign, and the competition was fierce. It was an extremely tight race, but our winner is...
By Burtland Dixon All of San Diego county felt the revving and rumbling of over 350 motorcycles participating in the 6th annual Rides4ALZ on View More
By Burtland Dixon Alzheimer's San Diego will continue their annual Walk4ALZ on October 15, 2022, with the help of some of San Diego's most generous View More
By Maddie Shureen On Tuesday June 14th, we held our annual Date With A Cure research forum with six expert panelists who answered questions and View More
Marcia Stanley, age 70, is a lifelong learner and teacher. When she’s not boxing three times a week at Rock Steady Boxing, you can find Marcia singing with her Tremble Clefs singing group, walking with her friends, swimming laps at the YMCA, or coaching private swimming lessons. Marcia has always communicated with ease. And for the past three years, that has still been the case. But since receiving news of her diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, these last couple of months have proved challenging.
The Visionary Luncheon & Auction raised more than $140,000 for Alzheimer's support and research!
Descubre por qué las personas con Alzheimer y otras formas relacionadas de demencia padecen del "síndrome vespertino" y aprende cómo prevenirlo.