Alzheimer’s Support

 

Leaders in the field of ALzheimer’s and Dementia

We are dedicated to providing support for families and individuals to improve the lives of people with Alzheimer’s/Dementia as well as their carers.

Please Donate

Get Help 

Watch a Message About Our Campaigns

Volunteers & Contributors

Rands Raised: March 1999 to February 2022 from the Corporate Sector, Bequests and donations

About Alzheimer’s South Africa

Services

Alzheimer’s South Africa NPC work with multiple organisations and partners to provide families with a wider range of services and activities.

Support Groups

We have established support groups throughout the country.

Library

Friends and partners of Alzheimer’s South Africa NPC are welcome to borrow books from the library at our national office.

Leaflets

We have a small selection of books and leaflets for sale.

You have the Power to Educate Yourself About Alzheimer’s and Dementia 

Whether you are caring for someone who has the disease; have a friend or family member about whom you’re concerned; or if you – yourself – have been recently diagnosed, in the fight against Alzheimer’s, education is a critically important “weapon.”

Too often, people dismiss the importance of Alzheimer’s education: “It’s not going to change the diagnosis … I’m better off not knowing what’s ahead … I can handle it. How hard can caregiving be …”

Equipping yourself with information about dementia will dramatically improve your quality of life as a caregiver and that of the person with the disease.

On Our Blog

Dementia A ‘Family’ Illness with a Far reaching Impact

Dementia A ‘Family’ Illness with a Far reaching Impact

Tuesday, 21 September is World Alzheimer’s Day a day in which organisations around the world focus their efforts on raising awareness for Alzheimer’s and dementia. “Every three seconds, someone in the world develops dementia,” says Dr Heather Rauch, a clinical social...

about alzheimer’s

become a friend

Featured on Our Blog

From The Heart

From The Heart

Never did I imagine that my strong, independent, determined mum who raised me as a single mum from the age of 45 would become a lady who suffered from Dementia? It took me two years to accept this disease and to understand it. My sister and I were blessed to have our...

Get Into Their World

Get Into Their World

Get into their World...don't try to bring them back to reality. An article submitted by Henry Spencer. When the person living with Alzheimer’s or family member that you are caring for, alludes to an incident or person incorrectly; or seems to be engaging in an...

Possible Reasons For Dementia Wandering

Possible Reasons For Dementia Wandering

Dementia causes people to lose their ability to recognize familiar places. It’s common for a person living with dementia to wander or become lost or confused about their location. Six in 10 people living with dementia will wander at least once; many do so repeatedly....

Support Groups

Alzheimer’s South Africa facilitates support groups led by trained volunteers where family members, care givers, nurses and others can learn and support each other. We have support groups in every province of the country.

GAUTENG

KWA-ZULU NATAL

LIMPOPO

EASTERN CAPE

WESTERN CAPE

northern cape

free state

Mpumalanga

southern cape

Make a Donation

Make a Difference

Support Us

Alzheimer’s South Africa relies on the support of individuals, members, the communities it serves and the business sector in order to render the essential services it provides. If you would like to discuss other ways to make a financial contribution please contact us.

Get Involved

Upcoming Events

Follow think link for more information about upcoming events

March 2022 Newsletter

Newsletter March 2022

National Newsletter

Our National newsletter will bring you up to date with what has been happening at our offices around the country as well as the latest news about dementia. Features include articles relating to the relationship between nature and dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease and hoarding and hiding and some tips on how to keep your brain young and healthy.

Our Partners & Sponsors

Get In Touch