November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, a time to increase public understanding of a form of dementia that affects millions worldwide.
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A non-profit organization leading positive brain health transformation in communities around the world.
CURRENT PROJECT
Sea of Memories — a song
Sea of Memories is a song dedicated to all those whose lives have been impacted by Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases, in support of the largest community-based project focused on Alzheimer’s awareness and prevention.
How we accomplish our mission
Healthy Minds Initiative enables enhanced research, fundraising, and outreach in communities around the world.
Research
Through our research and extensive collective medical backgrounds, we work to demystify the steps to achieving long-term brain health and the prevention of devastating diseases such as Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Education
Most people don’t understand brain health is in their hands. We host local workshops in community centers, churches — places where members of the community are known to congregate — to arm people with knowledge to improve brain health.
Mobilization
We involve local community leaders across all industries – government, civic, business, faith – and equip them with the best strategies to approach brain health education and implementation for their communities.
Featured blog posts
Bridging the healthcare gap in our Hispanic communities
Improved access to healthcare providers, education, and other resources can help Hispanic communities in the US overcome disparities and socio-economic barriers.
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Working with communities to reverse rising rates of dementia
At Healthy Minds Initiative, we focus on community as a powerful force for preventive brain health, because dementia is not just an individual disease, but...
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CURRENT PROJECT
Brain health in faith-based communities
Healthy Minds Initiative (HMI) have partnered with faith-based organization Crenshaw Christian Center (CCC) on one of the most important and innovative brain health research programs in the United States.
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