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

Caregiver Foundation Youth Caregiver Support Group

Our Youth Caregiver Support Group is a virtual meet-up hosted monthly for young caregivers. If you are 20 years old or younger and identify as a caregiver, please join us! […]

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Hale Hauʻoli Caregiver Support Group

Caregiving can be a difficult and isolating experience, but interacting with people in similar situations can help make the task more manageable. Support groups provide a space where caregivers can […]

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Training on 1147 Form: Assessing Level of Care

This training, presented by Desiree Mizuno, offers a practical overview of the Hawaiʻi Med-QUEST 1147 form and its role in determining an individual’s level of care and support needs. Participants will explore the form’s core sections, criteria for level‑of‑care decisions, and how the 1147 can guide effective, medically appropriate, person‑centered care planning, and Medicaid long-term care eligibility.

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