Charting the Course to Healthy Aging
We are committed to increasing the capacity of State and Territorial Health Departments to promote healthy aging and improved quality of life for older adults and their caregivers.
We are committed to increasing the capacity of State and Territorial Health Departments to promote healthy aging and improved quality of life for older adults and their caregivers.
Join us every second Wednesday of the month for insightful learning opportunities based on valuable feedback from BOLD grantees. Sessions will feature interactive discussions with peers and subject matter experts.
Join our dynamic learning and networking community, designed exclusively for BOLD (Building Our Largest Dementia Public Health Infrastructure) Public Health Program recipients. Connect with fellow recipients from both Component 1 and 2, exchange insights, and collaborate to strengthen and sustain your work. Engage in meaningful discussions, ask questions to enhance your efforts, and stay informed about the latest resources, best practices, and advancements related to Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias and brain health.
Our resources and guidance help public health practitioners promote health, prevent injury, and facilitate social engagement across the life course in their communities.
Public health professionals from various chronic disease programs can work together to promote the inclusion of brain health messages into chronic disease risk reduction programs. The Integrating Alzheimer’s Messages into Chronic Disease Programs Guide will help you identify ways to collaborate with other programs and integrate messages about brain health into existing disease risk reduction communications.
Together with our partners, we are defining best practices and evidence-based interventions for public health practitioners to promote brain health and reduce the risk of dementia in all communities.