Family Support Group at MHA Office (207 Commerce Circle, SW, Decatur, Alabama) 3rd Tuesday - 7:00 PM
Dementia education and training programs for caregiving families and community and professional groups. These education programs are based on information from the Alabama Dementia Education and Training Program (DETA) and are led by Certified Dementia Educators.
Care Consultations-Dementia Educators are available to meet with caregivers to share information about dementia, community resources, and caregiving.
Lending Library and Caregiver Resource Guide
Faith in Action -Dementia education and training for church members who want to help Alzheimer's patients and their families.
"Project Reach" Scholarships
Incontinence products (application process)Emergency respite care (appication process)Nutritional supplements (application process)To be eligible for these scholarships the recipient
Must reside in Morgan CountyMust have a dementing illness Must have a caregiverTo learn more about "Project Reach" or to apply for these scholarships, contact:
Office: 256-353-1160FAX: 256-353-1163Memories in the Making art programs
Support for ALZ-Safe, a registry for people with dementia through the Decatur Police Department, Hartselle Police Department, and Morgan County Sheriff's Office. Dr. Meridith Rowe, RN, PhD at the University of Florida tells how to search for people who are lost.
The Alzheimer's Program at the Mental Health Association is a member of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America.
For more information about Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia
or about the Alzheimer's Programs at MHA contact:
Phone:256-353-1160
256-353-1160FAX: 256-353-1163
256-353-1163Links:
Dr. Meredith Rowe, RN, PhD at the University of Florida tells how to search for people who are lost.
