Voices of Alzheimer’s

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Introducing “Check, Mate” — Our New Animated Short

“Check, Mate” is an animated story of two friends navigating the challenges of memory loss. Their journey highlights the power of early cognitive screening and how a simple step can make a life-changing difference.

Alzheimer’s reshapes lives, relationships, and traditions — early detection can open the door to treatment, planning, and hope. Watch below and learn more here.

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We mobilize and support you, our members, to advocate effectively and to share your experiences with Alzheimer’s, engaging with policymakers in ways that serve your interests.

To support our effort, we ask for a donation that allows us to continue creating resources and advocating for the Alzheimer’s community.

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Our Mission

Living with or at risk of Alzheimer’s and other cognitive illnesses, united by urgency, to drive equitable access to innovation in treatment and care.

Our Vision

Our vision is for a society that respects the voices and choices of people living with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive illnesses in managing their own health and well-being.

Our Values

  • Respect

    We recognize the experiences of people living with Alzheimer’s, including their ability to continue living meaningful and enjoyable lives.

  • Empowerment

    We give people Alzheimer’s reliable information to help them advocate for policies that enhance their independence and dignity.

  • Choice

    We promote policies that allow individuals, families, and providers to make informed, shared decisions regarding treatment and care.

  • Equity

    We lead efforts to ensure fair access to research, prevention, diagnostics, treatment, and care for every person living with Alzheimer’s.

  • Support

    We recognize family caregivers as key partners of people living with Alzheimer’s.

Our Advocacy

The organization will mobilize and support members to advocate effectively and share our insights to engage with policymakers on these issues in ways that serve their interests. This includes:

  • Leveraging personal experiences to drive policies that improve quality of life.

  • Marshalling evidence on the impact of policies regarding innovations in diagnosis and treatment for Alzheimer’s and other cognitive illnesses, now and in the future.

  • Educating everyone on the shifting landscape of Alzheimer’s prevention and treatment research.

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We want to catalyze a political and social movement on behalf of millions of families affected by Alzheimer’s and other cognitive illnesses to drive policy approaches to improve prevention, treatment and care.