Older adults
Help families affected by memory loss
Alzheimer’s TexasRespite, support groups, advocacy, health fairs, office work, walks, and special events.
What you’ll help with
- Respite, support groups, advocacy, health fairs, office work, walks, and special events.
Open places, exact duties, and start dates are confirmed by the organization. Check its current instructions before planning a visit.
This page summarizes the organization’s volunteer program. Specific roles and open shifts are managed by the organization.
How to get started
- Open the organization’s volunteer information page.
- Choose a current role and review its requirements.
- Follow the organization’s application or registration process.
General guidance. The organization’s current instructions take precedence.
Time & commitment
Duration varies by roleOne-time
Check current openingsSee organization for current openings and shifts.
Before you sign up
- Age
- Varies by assignment — confirm with the organization.
- Groups
- Group volunteering is described by the organization. Ask about size and availability.
- Requirements
- Ask about orientation, training, background checks, fees, and any role-specific requirements.
- Accessibility
- Accessibility details have not been confirmed. Ask the organization about accommodations, seating, physical tasks, and access before attending.
Where you’ll help
Austin area
Locations and available assignments vary. Confirm with the organization.
About Alzheimer’s Texas
Alzheimer’s Texas supports people affected by dementia and their caregivers through respite, education, and community programs.
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