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Get involved

Learning about brain health is powerful, but taking action is what truly makes a difference.

 

At NeuroLink, getting involved doesn’t have to be complicated. It can be as simple as spending time with someone, starting a conversation, or helping spread awareness in your own community. Every small effort adds up.

 

You can get involved by volunteering, supporting local senior communities, sharing what you’ve learned, or even just being more present with the people around you. Whether it’s visiting a memory care center, helping organize activities, or educating others about Alzheimer’s, your time and energy matter more than you think.

 

One of the most important things to remember is that connection is powerful. Even when memory fades, emotion and human connection remain. Showing up, being patient, and creating moments of joy can have a lasting impact.

 

If you’re not sure where to start, that’s okay. Start small. Start local. Start with intention.

Because awareness leads to understanding, and understanding leads to change đź’ś

Ways to get involved: 

River House 

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The River House is an adult day center that supports older adults through medical care, social activities, and engaging programs that promote independence and well-being. It also provides valuable support and relief for caregivers by creating a safe, welcoming community for participants. Volunteers can get involved by spending time with participants, assisting with activities, and helping create a positive, engaging environment.

Family Centers

Family Centers is a nonprofit organization that supports individuals and families at every stage of life through healthcare, education, and social services, helping communities thrive and access essential resources. For older adults, their programs focus on connection and well-being, including companionship services that support seniors who may be isolated or homebound. Volunteers can get involved by becoming senior companions—making phone calls or visits to older adults, offering conversation, and helping reduce loneliness through consistent, meaningful interaction.

Nathaniel Witherell

Nathaniel Witherell is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Greenwich that provides high-quality medical care, short-term rehab, and long-term support for older adults. With a focus on dignity, comfort, and personalized care, it offers a safe and supportive environment for residents.
Volunteers can get involved by spending time with residents, assisting with activities, and helping create a warm, engaging community.

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