Why Get Involved?

Make a positive impact statewide. Network with likeminded passionate individuals and collaborate on shared goals. Engage with subject matter experts and receive early access to resources, training, etc.

Potential Roles:

  • Action Team Members work together on implementing state strategic plan strategies, improving dementia care and brain health in our islands.
  • Community educators receive free dementia training to educate their communities, workplaces, clubs/groups, etc.
  • Community partners collaborate on projects that align with their organizational goals and these statewide efforts.

Not sure where to start? No worries! We’d love to hear from you.

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Support Groups & Upcoming Events

Family Support Group (Hilo)

Join us for a supportive and welcoming gathering designed for caregivers of individuals with special needs and kūpuna. Connect with others who understand your journey, access community resources, learn practical self‑care strategies, and build meaningful relationships. Featured professionals include specialists in pediatrics, mental health, massage therapy, oral health, and family therapy. Light refreshments provided. Space is limited—reserve your spot today.

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Kauaʻi Eastside Caregiver Support Group

This is a monthly get together of caregivers who wish to share and learn from fellow caregivers. Support groups create a safe, confidential, supportive environment or community and a chance for […]

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Driving and Dementia

Dr. Gina Fujikami of Queen’s Medical Center and Ivy Castellanos from the Alzheimer’s Association of Hawai‘i will present “Driving and Dementia” for the Department of Geriatric Medicine Grand Rounds on Monday, August 10, 2026, from 12:30–1:30 p.m. (HST). The session will help clinicians recognize driving-related concerns in patients with dementia and learn effective strategies for counseling patients on driving cessation.

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