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Conferences and Forums
Schuyler County Community Forum
Thursday, April 10, 11am-12:30pm
Silver Spoon Cafe
Schuyler County Office on Aging
323 Owego Street, Montour Falls
Join us to learn more about the Alzheimer’s Association and the services offered to the Schuyler Community. Identify community needs and gaps in resources and share your thoughts on future program planning. Learn about volunteer opportunities with the Association. Lunch will be provided. Call 800.272.3900 to register.
Seneca County Community Forum
Tuesday, April 15, 11am-1pm
Seneca Falls Public Library
47 Cayuga Street, Seneca Falls
Join the Alzheimer’s Association for a Community Forum listening session to share your experience with Alzheimer’s disease and discuss how the Association can best serve your community. Together, we can help enhance care and support resources for those facing the disease. Seneca County Office for the Aging will be joining us to share the programs and services they offer. There will be time for your questions and an opportunity to connect with other community members. Lunch will be served. Register at bit.ly/SenecaCoForum25.
See What the Power of Many Can Do: Volunteer with the Alzheimer’s Association
Tuesday, April 22, 10-11am
Steele Memorial Library
101 E. Church Street, Elmira
The power of many provides support, raises awareness, and strengthens communities for people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Celebrate our committed volunteers and discover how you can create a significant difference as an Alzheimer’s Association volunteer in our community. Connect with like-minded individuals who share your enthusiasm for this important cause. Explore various roles to find the perfect fit for your skills and interests! Light refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Ontario County Community Forum
Tuesday, April 22, 10am-12pm
Wood Library
134 N. Main St., Canandaigua
Join the Alzheimer’s Association for a Community Forum listening session. Together, we can help enhance care and support resources for those facing the disease. Ontario County Office for the Aging will be joining us to share the programs and services they offer. There will be time for your questions and an opportunity to connect with other community members. Light breakfast will be served. Call 800.272.3900 to register.
Wayne County Community Forum
Tuesday, April 22, 11-1pm
Williamson Public Library
6380 Route 21, Williamson
We welcome you at this Community Forum to share your experience with Alzheimer’s disease and discuss how the Association can best serve your community. Wayne County Office for the Aging will be joining us to share the programs and services they offer. There will be time for your questions and an opportunity to connect with other community members. Lunch will be served. Register at bit.ly/WayneCoForum25.
Livingston County Community Forum
Thursday, May 1, 1-3pm
Livonia Public Library
2 Washington Street, Livonia
We welcome you at this Community Forum to share your experience with Alzheimer’s disease and discuss how the Association can best serve your community. Service Providers from Livingston County will be joining us to share the programs and services they offer. There will be time for your questions and an opportunity to connect with other community members. Light lunch will be served. Call 800.272.3900 to register.
Let's Talk About Health: Caring for Older Adults in Rural New York
Virtual Conference for Healthcare Professionals and Caregivers
Friday, May 9, 8:30am-4pm
Older adults and their caregivers often face barriers to healthcare when living in rural areas. Join us for an all-day virtual conference on May 9 for help in dealing with these challenges. For more information, contact Thera Blasio at tsblasio@alz.org or 585.358.4953.
First Latino Faith Leaders Breakfast*
1er Desayuno para líderes de fe de la comunidad Latina
Thursday, May 15, 9-11am
Salvation Army
915 N. Clinton Ave., Rochester
Join us for the first-ever Latino Faith Leaders Breakfast with the Alzheimer’s Association. This groundbreaking event will focus on the impact of Alzheimer’s in the Latino community, introduce valuable resources for families, and explore how the church can play a vital role in supporting those affected by the disease.Acompáñanos al primer Desayuno de Líderes de Fe Latinos con la Alzheimer Association. Este evento pionero se centrará en el impacto del Alzheimer en la comunidad latina, presentará recursos valiosos para las familias y explorará cómo la iglesia puede desempeñar un papel vital en el apoyo a quienes están afectados por la enfermedad.
*Breakfast will be provided - Reservation is required. Call 800.272.3900 to register.
Steuben County Community Forum
Thursday, May 22, 11-1:30pm
First Congregational United Church of Christ
171 W. Pulteney Street, Corning
Join the Alzheimer’s Association for a Community Forum listening session to share your experience with Alzheimer’s disease and discuss how the Association can best serve your community. Forward-Thinking Home Solutions will engage in this dialogue, showcasing their creative and comforting design options for your home. Discover the resources that can assist individuals in safely aging in place in their homes. There will be time for your questions and an opportunity to connect with other community members. Lunch will be served. Call 800.272.3900 to register
LBGTQ+ Community Forum
Thursday, May 29, 11-1:30 PM
Park Church
208 W. Gray Street, Elmira
All are welcome to attend this Community Forum listening session to share your experience with Alzheimer’s disease as an LGBTQ+ person or ally and discuss how the Association can best serve the LGBTQ+ community. By fostering open dialogue, our intent is to gather insights that will be instrumental in addressing the existing gaps in support and resources. Out for Health, a division of Planned Parenthood of Greater New York, that provides outreach, education, support and connection to services, and advocacy about the importance of LGBTQ+ inclusivity in care and education, will be joining us to share the programs and services they offer. Lunch will be served. Call 800.272.3900 to register.