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Support Group
Together, we can navigate the challenges of dementia with kindness, hope, and unwavering support. Come be a part of I'm an Alzie's support group today.
Crafts and Social
Our crafts and social group gets involved a wide range of group activity including: game nights, garden parties, crafts sessions, and other social gatherings.
Introduction
Our Mission
Inspire and empower Alzies to thrive on their journey to live their best life.
Definitions
Alzie: a high functioning individual who has been diagnosed with some form of dementia, but continues to lead a normal life with the support of their Pilots and Co-Pilots.
Pilot: primary caretaker for the Alzie. They are there to help with daily life tasks that may become challenging such as meal prep. Often is a significant other.
Co-pilot: secondary caretakers that help out once or twice a week to give the Pilot some time off.
How to Reach Us
Meet team Alzie. If you are planning an event or need to meet with the team regarding an ongoing project, please click "Schedule Meeting" below. Be sure to use a valid email address and phone number, we send email/text reminders and use this infromation to reach out for more information.
Become a Dementia Friend
Check out Dementia Friends USA and become a dementia friend. Learn more at their website.
Ongoing Projects
Knock knock
A dedicated group of volunteers prepares and delivers homemade meals to dementia patients, providing a much-needed day of rest for their caregivers. The initiative recognizes the constant commitment of loved ones who care for their Alzies around the clock, often without a break. Each week, volunteers cook nourishing, comforting dishes and personally deliver them with a warm "knock-knock" at the door, bringing not only food but a sense of support and community. By allowing caregivers to step back, recharge, and trust that their loved ones are well-fed, "Knock Knock" brings relief, appreciation, and connection to families navigating dementia care.
Learning About the Alzie Life
When you tell yourself "you're FINE,"
But you're not.
Effects and ramifications of "You're FINE"
How our community sees us (our spouses, family, friends, close associates).
As a high-functioning Alzie, there is a feeling of being lost in the population of the disease. High functioners are somewhat ignored. I am dedicated to bringing awareness to the high-functioning Alzie, creating a 'place' in the progressing present. My vision is to join and share.
