Alzheimer’s Indonesia

Alzheimer Indonesia (ALZI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, their families, and caregivers in Indonesia. It works to build understanding of dementia and promote more supportive, age- and dementia-friendly communities. The organization provides educational information on topics such as early signs, risk factors, diagnosis, stages of dementia, daily care, communication, and changes in behavior.

Its activities include regular caregiver meetings, education and training, seminars, counselling, public-awareness initiatives, and World Alzheimer’s Month programs. ALZI also encourages people to get involved through volunteering and community activities, including intergenerational programs, home visits, and dementia-friendly city initiatives. Its resources address practical concerns for caregivers and families, while its outreach includes information for older people and guidance on reducing dementia risks.

Supporters can contribute through donations and purchases from the ALZI e-store, which help fund programs for people with dementia and caregivers. The site lists the ATZI Center at Unika Atma Jaya in Jakarta and provides contact information for assistance