This initiative introduces an intergenerational day care center to support caregivers dealing with dementia in older adults, reaping the proven benefits of intergenerational programs in reducing social isolation, enhancing well-being, and nurturing children’s...
This project addresses the disparities in access to dementia support and services in underserved rural communities and among ethnic minority populations (i.e., Asians and Latinos) through a technology-assisted model built on university and community...
This initiative will provide psychoeducational and health literacy skills to support college students who are caregivers for family members with dementia. Through an initial Health Fund supported project, data was collected on college caregivers across Michigan – more...
This initiative will be championed by persons living with dementia and will address the lack of post-diagnosis resources and support for persons living with dementia and their families
This project will focus on implementing a team-based telehealth service from iN2L (It’s Never 2 Late) to improve the social connection and improve access to health care for older adults who are receiving long-term care for those living in both residential care...
This initiative will address the negative impacts on the health and well-being of persons living with dementia by developing numerous Dementia Minds groups throughout Michigan. Supported by the National Council of Dementia Minds- the first and only non-profit founded...
This planning project will develop culturally relevant psychosocial interventions that reflect diverse approaches to caring for those with Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementias (AD/D).
Samaritas will implement dementia care training using Google Glass technology, allowing experts to provide real-time support from a remote location. This provides real-time support to the caregiver and allows the caregiver to better understand dementia behaviors,...
This initiative will provide accessible online Activity of Daily Living training to African American caregivers who may lack the skills, knowledge, and confidence to assist family members with dementia. This is an evidence-based response to the urgent need for...
