Alzheimer’s & dementia resource partners
You bring resources that can change lives. We bring passionate Rotarians ready to put them into action. Together, let’s do more for people living with dementia and those who care for them.
People of action. A deeply personal cause.
We are the Alzheimer’s / Dementia Rotary Action Group — ADRAG. We help Rotary and Rotaract clubs turn concern about dementia into education, meaningful projects, and community support.
Our Club Champions and District Ambassadors help connect that mission to local action. As a resource partner, you bring specialist knowledge and practical tools to people motivated by service.
Help clubs understand Alzheimer’s and dementia, raise awareness, and share resources with their communities.
Connect organizations, Rotary advocates, and community needs around a common purpose.
Help Rotary and Rotaract clubs develop meaningful projects for people and families affected by dementia.
Global partnerships. Human connection.
Different strengths. One shared purpose. Meet the organizations bringing music, support, research, and Rotary service to the dementia community.
Together, ADRAG and Music Mends Minds are encouraging Rotary clubs worldwide to explore intergenerational music groups — bringing music, connection, and joy to people affected by dementia.
Explore the partnership
Rotarians Easing Problems of Dementia Find your place in the mission
For organizations serving a city, region, or community. Help nearby Rotary advocates connect people with relevant support.
For example: caregiver support, community education, or local dementia programs.
For organizations supporting people across a country. Make your resources relevant and accessible to clubs in the places you serve.
For example: national charities, training providers, or countrywide support services.
For organizations with resources or programs that can serve multiple countries. Explore collaboration across cultures and communities.
For example: international networks, adaptable programs, or multilingual education.
If your organization is accepted
Partnership should make it easier for people to discover your expertise — and for Rotary advocates to put it to use.
Your partnership scope, activities, and commitments are agreed with ADRAG before you begin.
Agree on how your organization and resources are presented, including the places you serve, who you support, and how people can reach you.
Explore introductions to relevant ADRAG advocates and clubs, based on community needs and your organization’s capacity.
Identify suitable ways to share educational resources, offer expertise, or collaborate on projects and events. Each activity is agreed together.
Keep your information current, name a partnership contact, and agree on how we communicate and use each other’s names and materials.
From introduction to shared action
Introduce your organization, where you operate, and the resources you offer for Alzheimer’s and dementia.
ADRAG reviews your application and follows up to discuss mission alignment, resources, and potential collaboration.
If accepted, confirm your scope, shared expectations, and a practical first opportunity to work together.
Bring your expertise to a community of passionate Rotarians working for people affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Organizations offering relevant Alzheimer’s and dementia resources, education, caregiver support, research information, or community programs. Tell us what you offer and where it is available so we can explore the fit.
Yes. This invitation includes local, national, and global organizations. Your resources can make a meaningful difference in a single community.
Acceptance begins a defined resource partnership with ADRAG. Specific activities and terms are agreed together. It does not by itself promise funding, referrals, exclusivity, or endorsement by Rotary International.
