Dementia already affects more than 50,000 people in Singapore. Many older Singaporeans are living with declining mental abilities, with the numbers predicted to double by 2030. There is also a prevalence of young-onset dementia in many younger Singaporeans below the age of 65.

ADA provides multiple services and programmes including the Dementia Day Care- New Horizon Centres, Family of Wisdom programmes, Caregiver Support & Training, Volunteer and Community Engagements through talks, roadshow etc. While we recognise that dementia has no cure, we are engaged in a battle against dementia, fighting to identify and even delay symptoms through our various initiatives.

In support of #Giving Week, we're inviting you to do your part in helping persons with dementia and their caregivers. And since you're likely to know someone who is living with dementia, this is your battle too. Donate as little as $10 or more (which probably only cost you a cup of coffee from Starbucks but it provides financial assistance for our caregiver to attend a subsidized training session to learn how to cope and care for the person with dementia).

Select Monthly Donation to champion our cause now! We look forward to your support. Click https://www.giving.sg/alzheimer-s-disease-association to donate now.