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Alzheimer's Association Indiana Chapter Alzheimer's Association Indiana Chapter
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Knowing what healthy habits support your brain is important, but putting those habits into practice is essential, too.Jo...
10/16/2026

Knowing what healthy habits support your brain is important, but putting those habits into practice is essential, too.

Join us for a free webinar on Oct. 22 at 3 p.m. EDT/2 p.m. CDT to explore what helps people make meaningful lifestyle changes that last, including:

🟣 Finding your motivation
🟣 Overcoming barriers
🟣 Building healthy habits

🔗 Register and reserve your spot: bit.ly/3VkrOEL

Jazmin Martinez has always believed that education can change lives. She has spent her career designing programs for vul...
10/15/2026

Jazmin Martinez has always believed that education can change lives. She has spent her career designing programs for vulnerable communities; understanding the difference it can make when people feel seen, heard and are equipped with the right resources.

When she discovered the Alzheimer's Association, she knew immediately she had found a place to put that purpose to work. Now, Jazmin volunteers as a community educator, leaning into her professional expertise to deliver educational programs to families in her community.

For Jazmin, volunteering has been a transformative experience. Her most treasured moments are the visits to community centers where Hispanic families gather. "The warm welcome from the people and their heartfelt gratitude after every presentation mean the world to me."

To anyone considering volunteering, her message is simple: "There is a spot for everyone here. The environment allows you to grow and make a real difference right away."

💜 As we've celebrated Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month, we're especially grateful for community educators like Jazmin, who bring empathy and dedication to every family they support. To learn more about volunteer opportunities with the Alzheimer's Association, visit alz.org/volunteer.

Two more Walk to End Alzheimer’s events are coming your way, Indiana! 💜Bloomington and Porter County (Valparaiso) it’s y...
10/14/2026

Two more Walk to End Alzheimer’s events are coming your way, Indiana! 💜

Bloomington and Porter County (Valparaiso) it’s your turn to step up on Oct. 18. Gather your family, friends, coworkers and neighbors, and join a movement that’s bringing communities together to fight Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

Whether you walk in honor of someone you love, in memory of someone you miss, or simply because you believe in a future without this disease, there’s a place for you here. Every step and every dollar brings us closer to a cure and helps provide care and support to families who need it. There is still time to register and join us! https://bit.ly/4xvxWHJ

A little change can bring a lot of hope. Now through Dec. 1, Hardee's customers at participating locations can donate $1...
10/14/2026

A little change can bring a lot of hope. Now through Dec. 1, Hardee's customers at participating locations can donate $1, $3 or $5 or round up their change at checkout and make a difference for families facing Alzheimer’s and other dementia.

Under current law, Medicare cannot cover any dementia screening test for people without symptoms. ❌ Congress can remove ...
10/13/2026

Under current law, Medicare cannot cover any dementia screening test for people without symptoms. ❌ Congress can remove this barrier like they did when they created a pathway for Medicare to cover blood-based cancer screening tests. ✔️ Urge Congress to support the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act so Medicare can use this proven approach for Alzheimer’s. bit.ly/4kRjDXU

International Day of the Girl celebrates young people who see a way to make a difference and go for it. For Julianne, th...
10/11/2026

International Day of the Girl celebrates young people who see a way to make a difference and go for it. For Julianne, that started with "two very big things." Her love for her grandmother, Diane, and her love of dance.

Her grandmother, better known as Nanny, lived with Alzheimer's. Her family first noticed signs of the disease when "she forgot the simplest words — a lot," Julianne shared. Those changes were signs of Alzheimer’s. Her family joined their first Walk to End Alzheimer's in 2024. After losing Nanny, Julianne knew she wanted to do more.

That is when Julianne came up with her own way to help. She hosted Dancin' for Diane with her Varsity Kickline team, raising over $16,000 (and counting) for Walk to End Alzheimer’s. "I thought that if I could fundraise for the Association while doing the thing I love most, it would be a win-win."

One of Julianne's favorite moments with her Nanny was a trip to a drive-thru when she was 7 years old. She recalls spilling her ice cream all over the car and instead of Nanny getting upset, the two "just couldn't stop laughing."

On International Day of the Girl, we're grateful for Julianne and all the girls that are determined to make a difference in our world. Join Julianne and participate in a Walk to End Alzheimer's near you at alz.org/walk. 💜

10/10/2026

Caton Tsao grew up playing chess. Now he's using it to say checkmate to Alzheimer's. ♟️

Caton turned his love of chess into a Do What You Love to End ALZ fundraiser in honor of his grandparents. He shares three reasons you should consider doing the same. 💜

Happy ! Make your move and start a fundraiser today at alz.org/dowhatyoulove.

Join us for a free webinar on brain health in the Hispanic and Latino community on October 15 at Noon ET. We’ll discuss ...
10/09/2026

Join us for a free webinar on brain health in the Hispanic and Latino community on October 15 at Noon ET. We’ll discuss the importance of early detection, steps to reduce your risk for Alzheimer's and other dementia and share our resources. The webinar will be presented in Spanish only. Register at bit.ly/4hVZ7Xi.

Acompáñenos a un seminario web gratuito sobre la salud cerebral en la comunidad hispana y latina el 15 de octubre a la 11 a.m., hora del Centro (CT). Hablaremos sobre la importancia de la detección temprana, los pasos para reducir su riesgo de Alzheimer y otras demencias, y compartiremos nuestros recursos. El seminario web se presentará únicamente en español. Regístrese en bit.ly/4hVZ7Xi.

When it comes to Alzheimer’s, knowledge matters — and so does action. Share the facts and learn why progress can’t wait:...
10/08/2026

When it comes to Alzheimer’s, knowledge matters — and so does action. Share the facts and learn why progress can’t wait: alz.org/facts.

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50 E 91st Street, Ste 100
Indianapolis, IN
46240

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Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
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