Walk4ALZ®

Nov 10, 2018 at the Angel Stadium of Anaheim

Join Us to Support Orange County Families Impacted by Alzheimer’s Disease

Over 84,000 people are impacted by Alzheimer’s in Orange County. When you walk with us, you make a difference in your community and make sure we’ll be here for your family.

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Alzheimer’s Orange County (ALZOC®) provides free programs and services for local families affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Have questions? Call our Helpline at 844-HELP-ALZ (844-435-7259)

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Alzheimer’s Orange County is your resource to help you and your loved ones understand and cope with Alzheimer’s and dementia.

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Understanding the disease, knowing the tools and resources available to you is critical in your journey to help yourself and your loved ones.

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Want to make a difference? There are many ways to help your community, volunteering at events, and advocating. Don’t be shy, get involved!

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Upcoming Dementia Care Events

October 23 (Tuesday)

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Meaningful Activities at Home

Oct 23 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Alzheimer's Orange County

Learn how to plan and do easy activities at home that enhance the time you spend together with your loved one with memory loss. Held every fourth Tuesday.

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Vitamins and Supplement for Your Brain: Do They Work?

Oct 23 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Americana Senior Center

Food Choices can have the most impact on your body and health, but what about vitamins and supplements? How do these work? What are the benefits and how do these affect brain health? Learn the steps to determine if a vitamin/supplement actually does what it claims to do Understand how vitamins and supplements affect the[...]

October 24 (Wednesday)

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Interfaith Service – St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church

Oct 24 @ 10:30 am – 1:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church

Please join us for these specially adapted services, specifically for individuals with cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, their families & caregivers. A reception and light lunch will follow each service. Download the flyer for more information.

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Upcoming Support Groups

October 23 (Tuesday)

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Caregiver Support Group – Seal Beach

Oct 23 @ 10:00 am – 11:30 am The Health Care Center on Golden Rain (Leisure World)

Are you a caregiver for someone with memory loss? Want someone to talk to? If you are a family caregiver or a friend of a person with dementia, our informal meetings offer resources for problem solving, educational information, as well as emotional support. They are a place where people can share their experiences and feelings[...]

October 24 (Wednesday)

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Faith-Based Caregiver Support Group – Garden Grove

Oct 24 @ 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Diocese of Orange Pastoral Center (Mercy Center, Room 1D)

Are you a caregiver for someone with memory loss? Want someone to talk to? If you are a family caregiver or a friend of a person with dementia, our informal meetings offer resources for problem solving, educational information, as well as emotional support. They are a place where people can share their experiences and feelings[...]

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Caregiver Support Group – Irvine

Oct 24 @ 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm Irvine Adult Day Health Services

Are you a caregiver for someone with memory loss? Want someone to talk to? If you are a family caregiver or a friend of a person with dementia, our informal meetings offer resources for problem solving, educational information, as well as emotional support. They are a place where people can share their experiences and feelings[...]

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