Alzheimer's Association of Charleston

Alzheimer's Association is an association / organization in Charleston, West Virginia. The West Virginia Chapter serves individuals and families across the state's 55 counties, providing support groups, education, and local resources to those facing Alzheimer's and dementia. Their work includes advocating for the rights of those affected, advancing critical research, and promoting brain health.

The organization focuses on accelerating global research, driving risk reduction, and maximizing quality care. They offer several specialized initiatives, such as the (re)think your brain 6-step challenge, which provides science-based everyday actions to support brain health. For those needing immediate assistance, the association provides a 24/7 helpline. Their commitment to the community includes providing resources and education to all populations, as well as maintaining an Early-Stage Advisory Group that has helped shape dementia care and advocacy since 2006.

The office is located on 2nd Ave in Charleston, near the Shoney's Big Boy Museum and a short distance from West Side Elementary.

The business maintains thorough and well-documented information online, and their digital presence is easily accessible to those searching for local resources.

The Alzheimer's Association provides essential support and advocacy for the West Virginia community as they work toward a world without Alzheimer's and all other dementia.