Services

🧠 Cognitive Enrichment Toolkit

Boost brain activity through engaging bilingual tasks.

What it is:
A downloadable and printable PDF kit designed to stimulate both semantic and episodic memory, with bilingual (English/Spanish) exercises like memory recall prompts, "Finish the Story" games, matching tasks, and conversation starters.

Best for:
Caregivers, families, or volunteers working with early-stage dementia patients or aging bilingual loved ones.

Download here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/12_obs__KvftThcN55fwDG7xTfOw1LB2R/view?usp=sharing

🎨 Creative Connection Activities

Bridge generations through joyful, meaningful engagement.

What it is:
Monthly activity guides including simple art prompts, music playlists, photo journaling, and language-based storytelling games that can be done 1-on-1 or in groups.

Best for:
Seniors in care facilities, family caregivers, or volunteers looking to make quality time meaningful.

Download here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U6j-5EveW8juLc_jhr84dqUqIsy_C5uh/view?usp=sharing

💬 Caregiver Communication Handouts

Understand and be understood—even when language or memory changes.

What it is:
A series of bilingual caregiver guides on topics like:

• How to communicate with someone with dementia

• How to redirect or calm in Spanish

• Common phrases in both languages

• Explaining memory loss gently

Best for:
Adult children of Spanish-speaking elders, new caregivers, bilingual aides, and nursing staff.

Download here (in both English and Spanish):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fbv34ZAfwaft9Yvwbr39ymp2gdRtorrJ/view?usp=sharing

👩‍⚕️ Cognitive Screening Resource Hub

Early screening can change outcomes. Let's make it accessible.

What it is:
A curated directory of clinically validated memory tests (like the Mini-Cog, SAGE, or MoCA), including bilingual-friendly versions where available. Also includes links to UF or local Gainesville resources where screening is offered.

Best for:
Families concerned about a loved one's memory, or students/volunteers wanting to encourage early detection.

Download here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ziFA3awlk795iomr0Ew6C2A_RdSYS0b0/view?usp=sharing

📣 Advocacy + Storytelling Series

Your voice matters. Let's tell stories that change the world.

What it is:
A blog and social media project collecting and sharing bilingual caregivers' experiences, lessons learned, and hopes for the future. Includes a space for readers to submit their own stories or be featured in upcoming campaigns.

Best for:
Caregivers, community members, and students looking to advocate through real-world narratives.

Share your story here:

https://forms.gle/khBCbH9wP4D2gmkKA

📚 Dementia Education Library

Free, clear, and bilingual dementia education for families.

What it is:
An organized page of infographics on topics like:

• What is Alzheimer's?

• The brain and memory

• The stages of dementia

• When to seek help

• Brain resilience

Best for:
Anyone new to memory loss, families, or students trying to learn in a culturally competent way.

Go to this page:

https://www.alz.org/help-support/resources/care-education-resources