Concerned About Memory Loss: Montana Resources
Alzheimer’s Dementia is rapidly growing in the United States. According to the 2023 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures Report, one in three seniors dies with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. When a family member
has Alzheimer’s, everyone in that family is affected, including children.
This MSU Extension program provides materials for teachers, parents and librarians
to educate about Alzheimer's disease by the following materials:
Alzheimer's Packet
- Ensuring Montanans diagnosed with Alzheimer's Dementia and their family caregivers have Montana specific materials about legal and financial alternatives through an MSU Extension Concerned About Memory Loss Packet.
- To download packets materials and order free packet click here.
Storybooks for Children
- Anyone who knows someone with Alzheimer’s and a young child who would benefit from gaining an understanding about Alzheimer's dementia and the unusual behaviors that accompany it , maybe interested in the Alzheimer's storybooks including:
"My Life, My Values" A Worksheet For Those Facing Memory Loss
- A worksheet in which Montanans can record their thoughts about the activities they enjoy and hope to continue enjoying as long as is feasible as they face memory loss from Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. To download the worksheet, click here.
Alzheimer's Facts and Figures
- 2023 Alzheimer Facts and Figures (Alzheimer's Association)
- 2023 Montana Alzheimer's Statistics Infographic
- Placemats
Additional Resources
- This site contains additonal resources from Montana Alzheimers/Dementia Workgroup, MSU Extension, Montana Resources, and National Resources. To learn more click here.
Funding for the purchase of the storybooks for the pilot program were made possible
by a grant from the Montana Geriatric Education Center at the University of Montana
and Montana Community Foundation.

Additional support provided by: