Since her mother passed away in 2012, Terri has dedicated herself to being a resource for her community, including as a support group leader, the Chair of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Broward County and an advocate.
Category: Advocacy
Advocacy in Action: Why CherylAnn Haley Fights to Shape Florida Policy
She didn’t know the signs when her mother developed Alzheimer’s. She wasn’t satisfied when her mother’s doctor wouldn’t perform tests and claimed nothing could be done about her condition. She became an advocate so Florida families can be educated and prepared if the disease affects them, too.
The Journey of a Lifelong Advocate
Debbie Miller grew up supporting her younger brother, Rick, who has Down syndrome, and it was only natural she’d continue to when he developed Alzheimer’s.
Young Voices in the Fight to #ENDALZ
During National Volunteer Week (April 20-26), the Alzheimer’s Association is proud to highlight inspiring stories and contributions from young volunteers … More
3 New Florida Laws That Will Impact Dementia Caregivers
Every year the Florida Legislature meets for 60 days to pass a budget and work on priorities that impact the … More
Advocates Gather in Washington D.C. for Alzheimer’s
From April 7 to April 9, 2024 advocates from across the country joined together to advocate for 2024 federal policy … More
Volunteer Spotlight: Orlando Couple Uses Advocacy to Make a Difference
By Angelina Gamba Dr. Zahydie L. Burgos Ribot’s husband, Francisco Rios aka Pako, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s just … More
Florida Legislative Session Ends With Historic Funding for Alzheimer’s and Passage of Critical Legislation
The 2024 Florida legislative session has come to an end with major wins for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. None … More
Alzheimer’s Association Rally in Tally: Advocates Make Florida Shine
Learn more about why advocates attend Rally in Tally.
Making an Impact in Florida
So much has been accomplished in 2023 to reach the Association’s mission: to lead the way to end Alzheimer’s and … More
