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African American Outreach

Alzheimer’s Los Angeles has a long history of addressing disparities in care for African Americans. In 1997, we formed a community collaborative, the Dementia Care Network, consisting of community members from health and social service agencies, churches, and community volunteers living or working in the West Central or Southcentral areas of Los Angeles. These areas have large historically Black populations and many Black institutions. Working with members of the Dementia Care Network, Alzheimer’s LA delivers health education about Alzheimer’s and other dementias, developed support groups and respite programs, and hosted numerous community events to raise awareness about the disease, and how to reduce risk for dementia.

To learn more or connect with the African American Dementia Care Network, contact Petra Niles at pniles@alzla.org or 323-930-6219.

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FAITH-BASED OUTREACH

Faith & Health Luncheon

An annual luncheon that brings together leaders and members from over a dozen Black/African American churches.

Corporate Partnership Program

Corporate involvement provides vital support for Alzheimer’s LA’s award-winning programs, services, education, and advocacy. Learn more about how to join our Corporate Partnership Program.

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Ways to Give

Supporting Alzheimer’s LA takes many shapes. Learn about all the ways you can donate to support our mission.

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Community Partners List

We are grateful for these partners who help us connect with communities throughout the greater Los Angeles area.