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Collaborative Network

Working Together for a Dementia-Friendly Appalachia
The Appalachian Memory & Aging Initiative (AMAI) believes that collaboration is the key to creating lasting change. By building a strong network of organizations dedicated to memory, aging, and community health, we can expand access to services, strengthen support systems, and foster dementia-friendly communities across rural central Appalachia.
Our network partners bring unique expertise and resources, and together, we share a commitment to improving the lives of older adults and their families.

Join the Network

We welcome partnerships with organizations that share our vision for healthy aging and dementia-friendly communities in rural Appalachia.

To join the AMAI Collaborative Network, partner organizations must:

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Commit to supporting the mission and vision of the Appalachian Memory & Aging Initiative.

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Participate in quarterly virtual stakeholder meetings to share knowledge, resources, and collaboration opportunities.
If your organization is interested in becoming a network partner, we’d love to hear from you.
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Other Connections

AMAI is more than just a collaborative network on Memory & Aging. We aspire to grow a vast network of connections across industries. Find links below to other partnerships and resources that we’re connected with.
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The Memory Mile Walk: Supporting Dementia Awareness and Access to Care in SWVA

Join us on June 12th at sunset in downtown Abingdon, Virginia, for the inaugural Memory Mile Walk! This candlelight walk is an important opportunity for families, care partners, supporters, and individuals with mild cognitive impairment and early-stage dementia to come together to raise awareness and improve access to dementia care across the region.

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