Emergency Workbook
A guided workbook that captures everything caregivers and responders need to know—medical history, routines, communication preferences, and disaster planning.
Use it before a crisis.
Explore the WorkbookA non-profit you can trust
Helping families live better with dementia—before, during, and after crisis.
DementiAbility empowers individuals living with dementia, their care partners, professionals, and communities through education, preparedness, practical solutions, and innovative safety programs.
- Families Supported
- 12,400+
- Counties Served
- 38
- Workbooks Distributed
- 7,800+
- Professionals Trained
- 3,200+
Preparedness Solutions
Two flagship tools. One complete safety system.
Built side-by-side to help families prepare for the unexpected and help responders act with confidence.
There Is Someone™ ID System
A discreet identification bracelet linked to a secure profile so first responders, hospitals, and bystanders can quickly access critical information—photos, contacts, and health concerns.
Use it during a crisis.
Explore the ID SystemWhy families need both
Preparation prevents confusion. Identification enables response. Together they form a complete framework for safety, dignity, and peace of mind.
How we help
Four pillars. One mission.
Family Education
Workshops, support groups, and practical planning for care partners.
Professional Training
Tailored programs for assisted living, medical staff, and first responders.
Public Safety
Identification solutions and community preparedness partnerships.
Advocacy
Promoting dignity, awareness, and best practices system-wide.
Be part of a community prepared to respond with compassion.
Join thousands of families, professionals, and partners building dementia-friendly communities across the country.
- Free family resources
- Local training opportunities
- Partner and sponsor pathways