We empower communities to recognize the early signs of brain health conditions, protect cognitive well-being, and foster open conversations before a crisis occurs. Awareness first. Prevention always. Support without stigma.
Every campaign, every conversation, and every shared symptom is an opportunity for early intervention.
Each program answers one question: how do we get to people earlier, in language and settings they already trust?
Free, walk-in cognitive and mental wellness checks delivered directly to underserved neighborhoods with limited healthcare access. These screenings help identify potential early signs of memory loss, cognitive decline, stress, anxiety, and other mental health concerns.
School talks, workplace sessions, community outreaches, and media partnerships designed to make brain health and mental wellness part of everyday conversation. Through educational workshops, public discussions, and digital content.
Peer support groups, practical training, and respite resources for families and individuals caring for loved ones experiencing cognitive decline or related neurological conditions. These circles provide safe spaces for caregivers to share experiences.
Collaborating with local healthcare providers, policymakers, community leaders, and other organizations to improve mental and neurological care access. By building strategic partnerships, we amplify our impact and influence policies.
Most brain health conditions are dismissed at first. Here is what we teach communities to notice and gently follow up on.
Repeating questions or misplacing items in ways that disrupt daily routines.
Sudden withdrawal, irritability, or flatness that feels out of character.
Struggling to find words, follow conversations, or finish familiar sentences.
New unsteadiness, tremors, or slowed coordination without an obvious cause.
Difficulty completing tasks that used to be simple, or losing track mid-task.
This is general awareness information, not a diagnosis. If you or someone you know shows these signs, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.
We didn't know Dad's forgetfulness had a name until a screening in our own market square gave us the words to ask for help.
Family member, community screening participant
The BrainHealth Awareness Foundation is a nonprofit organization committed to advancing brain health, promoting cognitive well-being, and raising awareness about dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
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The BrainHealth Awareness Foundation, in collaboration with the Alzheimer's Disease Association of Nigeria (ADAN), conducted a cognitive screening and dementia awareness outreach in Eleme Local Government Area, Rivers State, reaching over 1,000 participants aged 50 and above.
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Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria — BrainHealth Awareness Foundation marked World Alzheimer's Day with an engaging and educational awareness session with the Catholic Women Organization of the Church of the Resurrection, Port Harcourt.
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