Alzheimer’s Texas

Alzheimer's Texas, established in 1982 (until 2016 dba Alz Assn Capital of Texas Chapter), is the largest and oldest charity in continuous operation in Central Texas, serving those whose lives are touched by Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

Westminster celebrates Alzheimer's Texas

Westminster exceeded its 2024 fundraising goal of $60,000 for Alzheimer's Texas by raising over $169,000. The participation and support of the Westminster community drive the programs for those ALZ TX serves and make research advocacy possible, resulting in over $69,000,000 in state-funded grant awards to Texas medical schools and universities. The best part is that 100% of the funds raised stay local! If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] or call (512) 241-0420.

Let's continue to make an impact in 2025! Register or donate here.

March 5-6, 2025

Amplify Austin Day

This year, we invite you to join us on March 5-6 for the biggest giving event in Central Texas, Amplify Austin Day. On Amplify Austin Day, you can make an impact on our collective community with a gift of $5 or more.

At Alzheimer's Texas, our mission is to eliminate this disease and to enhance the care, and support for individuals, their families, and their caregivers. Our work relies on the generosity and passion of the people in our community who take action for good by donating and volunteering with us. Save the date for Amplify Austin Day to support Central Texas nonprofits like ours. You can make your donation now at AmplifyATX.org.

Donate here or contact us for more information.

Caregiver Conversations

Clinical social worker, Joan Asseff, LCSW-S, facilitates each Caregiver Conversations meeting, including relevant discussion questions to help attendees share experiences, barriers, strategies, and much more. These virtual meetings will be open to all local caregivers and loved ones of those living with dementia. Please register below for these supportive, solution-focused conversations about caring for their loved ones living with dementia. Registration space is limited.

Spotting the Difference: Typical Aging or Alzheimer’s?

March 25, 2025

By Austin McKee, LMSW Aging naturally brings changes to our thinking, but how can we tell when those changes signal something more serious? While a slight slowdown in processing speed is a normal part of aging, dementia is not. The challenge lies in distinguishing between typical age-related changes and the early signs of dementia. Because some dementia symptoms can resemble ...

All About ALZ with Joan Asseff, LCSW-S

Join us for monthly informational meetings led by Joan Asseff, LCSW-S.

View the full "All About ALZ" presentation series on our YouTube channel. Or, explore individual topics from recent meetings below:

Effectively Coping with Alzheimer's Mood and Behavioral Symptoms: Video and Slides (PDF)
Living with Pandemic Stress: Tools for Dementia Caregivers: Video and Slides (PDF)
Transitioning Out of Community-Based Respite Care: When and How: Video and Slides (PDF)
Navigating a Short-Term Stay in a Skilled Nursing Facility: Key Strategies for Caregivers: Video and Slides (PDF)
Cultivating Joy and Resilience During the Holidays: Tips for Caregivers: Video and Slides (PDF)
Advance Care Planning 101: Video and Slides (PDF)
Coping with Anticipatory Grief: Video and Slides (PDF)
Selecting the Right Level of Care: Video and Slides (PDF)
Utilizing Home Health Services: Video and Slides (PDF)
Deciding When It's Time for Hospice or Palliative Care: Video and Slides (PDF)
Using Validation and Reminiscence to Support People Living with Dementia: Video and Slides (PDF)
Practicing Mindfulness - Strategies for Dementia Caregivers: Video and Slides (PDF)
Talking to Family Members and Friends About a Dementia Diagnosis: Video and Slides (PDF)
Benefits of Horticultural Therapy for People Living with Dementia: Video and Slides (PDF)
Benefits of Exercise for People Living with Dementia: Video and Slides (PDF)

If you have questions or would like to be informed about upcoming meeting dates, please contact [email protected].

100% privately funded. We're thankful for our community partners!

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Who We Are

Alzheimer’s Texas provides information, referrals, and a variety of support programs for those with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and their family members, caregivers and professionals. Alzheimer's Texas has proudly served Central Texas since 1982. We are a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, ID# 74-2286105.

Our programs include 24/7 Helpline, Consultations, Education, Training, Early Stage Support, Caregiver Support, and Community Respite Development.

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