What We Do
Help for Dementia in Smith County, TX
For Clients
If you are concerned about lapses in memory or unexplained mood swings, the we can help with memory screenings. Our caring case managers can schedule counseling and recommend support groups and day clubs for anyone diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia in Smith and neighboring counties.
For Caregivers
If you suspect a loved one has dementia or you are dealing with the diagnosis and care of a loved one with dementia, the Alzheimer’s Alliance can help you, too. We understand exactly what you’re going through and offer services just for you: support groups, case management, counseling, and respite care.
For Volunteers & Donors
If you have been touched by dementia and feel led to support our efforts to help people with dementia and those who care for them, please consider donating your time, participating in a fundraising event, or sponsoring an activity. Monetary donations are also accepted.
Community Partnerships
How We Help People with Dementia in Tyler, TX
The Alzheimer’s Alliance of Smith County is a local, independent nonprofit organization committed to walking beside all those in Smith County on their journeys with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia-related illnesses.
We offer programs and services to individuals with any type of dementia, their families, and the professionals who care for them.
We are proud to be a local, autonomous group governed by a local Board of Directors. One hundred percent of all donations received by our agency STAYS in Smith County and is used to provide programs and services locally.
Our agency is a member of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America.
HOURS OF DAY CLUB PROGRAMS
Providing stimulation for individuals living with dementia and a weekly respite for their caregivers
COUNSELING SESSIONS
Providing support to handle the emotional pain and stress associated with dementia.
HOURS OF RESPITE CARE
Provided to caregivers to ease the financial and emotional toll of caring for a loved one.
CASE MANAGEMENT VISITS
Providing resources and guidance to help navigate the diagnosis and additional concerns
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