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.
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Support Groups & Upcoming Events
Brain-Healthy Habits - Protect Your Balance
Join us for an engaging Lunch & Learn session focused on protecting your balance as part of building lifelong brain-healthy habits. This educational presentation will explore practical strategies to support balance, reduce […]
Cultivating Care: A Memory Cafe at Hoʻola ʻAina Pilipili Accessible School and Community Garden
CULTIVATING CARE: A Memory Cafe at Hoʻola Aina Pilipili Accessible School & Community Garden Presenters: Melody Halzel, PhD, MPH, is a public health researcher and community practitioner whose work focuses […]
Dementia, Restraints, and the Regs
Providing compassionate, person‑centered care for individuals living with dementia in nursing facilities requires both skill and a strong understanding of best practices. This webinar explores effective strategies for managing challenging behaviors without relying on physical or chemical restraints, while also reviewing key CMS regulations and documentation requirements. Participants will learn how interdisciplinary teams can reduce psychotropic medication use appropriately, uphold regulatory standards, and support resident quality of life. Join us as we examine real‑world approaches to behavior management, regulatory compliance, and high‑quality dementia care. The session will be recorded and available on demand through the HAH website.
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