Alzheimer's Association: Utah Chapter

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Alzheimer's Association: Utah Chapter The Alzheimer's Association is committed to provide CARE, EDUCATION & SERVICE for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer's and related dementias.
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11/10/2026

The holiday season can be especially hard on caregivers. They may feel overwhelmed by maintaining traditions while providing care and adhering to safety precautions. Offer to ease their stress by taking responsibilities off their plate. Learn more ways you can support caregivers in your life at alz.org/honor.

You’re invited to our Do What You Love to End ALZ Fall Rally 🍂! Join us on Nov. 12 at 5 pm MT for a lively and welcoming...
11/09/2026

You’re invited to our Do What You Love to End ALZ Fall Rally 🍂! Join us on Nov. 12 at 5 pm MT for a lively and welcoming online gathering that honors National Family Caregivers Month and empowers you to turn your passion into purpose.

Whether it’s hiking 🥾, baking 🧁, gaming 🎮, crafting 🧶 or hosting a party 🎉, your passion can help create a future without Alzheimer’s. Join us to learn more about Do What You Love to End ALZ and connect with your peers: act.alz.org/dowhatyouloverally

“Healthy Brain” is translated to “Rąsgųnį Ną̄surugop” in Hocak, the native language of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. ...
11/06/2026

“Healthy Brain” is translated to “Rąsgųnį Ną̄surugop” in Hocak, the native language of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. That translation is just one of the ways Cari Hinnrickson is helping her community learn about brain health.

As a Healthy Brain Initiative Road Map Champion, Cari developed interactive and culturally relevant community events to raise awareness of Alzheimer's and other dementia, risk factors of the disease, and ways to support brain health and healthy aging.

She also worked with the community’s language revitalization program to translate brain health terms into Hocak. Cari has built strong ties in her community through her work as the elder care services coordinator with the Winnebago Public Health Department and as an Advanced EMT.

Her efforts are changing the conversation. “Seeing people become more comfortable talking about brain health and sharing their concerns shows me that the seed we planted is making a difference,” she said. “My biggest takeaway is that collaborations, community support and even small conversations can have a lasting impact.”

💜 During Native American Heritage Month, we’re grateful for leaders like Cari, who are bringing brain health education home to their communities in their own language. To learn more about the Alzheimer’s Association’s public health work, visit alz.org/publichealth.

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6975 Union Park Avenue, Suite 100
Cottonwood Heights, UT
84047

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