ABOUT US
iCare provides education, outreach, and support services to African-Americans, Latinos, and other at-risk communities challenged with Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias.
International Coalition for Alzheimer’s Research and Education (iCare) was founded October 12, 2007. Over the past 11 years, iCare has dedicated its efforts to advocating and educating at-risk populations regarding Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias.
Within the African-American and Latino communities, research has suggested that the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease is much higher within these populations than any other ethnic groups. Therefore, the organization’s guiding principles are grounded in outreach, education, and support services aimed at serving the community.
VISION
Partner with local, state, and national organizations that are striving to eradicate the disease, assemble communities, and provide resources to African-Americans, Latinos, and other minority ethnic groups at risk.
MISSION
To educate and inform communities on the latest research, treatment, and support services available to persons suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias.
VALUES
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease requires compassion, trust, and stewardship which reflects our value system.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOSEPH MORRIS
PresidentInternational Coalition for Alzheimer’s Research & Education (iCare) is composed of a diverse team of professionals dedicated to accomplishing the organization’s mission and goals.
ROBERT POPE
VICE PRESIDENT
DEANNA DANIEL
SECRETARY
JEFFREY MASON
FINANCIAL OFFICER
ANGIE MILLAN
BOARD MEMBER