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May 11, 2022
 
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Luis Fonsi raises Alzheimer’s awareness with his music
With his song “Girasoles” as part of Alzheimer’s Association Music Moments, singer Luis Fonsi hopes to send a message of encouragement to everyone impacted by Alzheimer’s. “I’m hoping that this song will not only resonate for those with Alzheimer’s,” he says, “but also for their caregivers — their loved ones — who also need that love, need that push, need that light.”

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Volunteer educates her community about Alzheimer’s
Volunteer community educator Yolonda Simon lost her mother and a sister to Alzheimer’s, and another sister is battling the disease. On our blog, the retired teacher shares why education is key in the fight to end Alzheimer’s.
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Alzheimer's may have an effect on relationships
As a caregiver for someone living with Alzheimer's, your relationship with your spouse or partner will change as the disease progresses. But you can prepare for this change and find meaningful ways to connect.
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