HONOLULU (HI Now) - Every step taken on the path toward ending Alzheimer’s disease represents hope, remembrance, and community solidarity across the island.
Families, caregivers, and local leaders gather together to support crucial dementia research and provide vital care resources for neighbors navigating cognitive health journeys.
The annual event creates a welcoming space where colorful Promise Flowers bloom, each vibrant shade representing a personal connection, a caregiver pledge, or the shared dream of a future without memory loss.
Medical experts including Dr. Abraham Chyung and Dr. Gina Fujikami from The Queen’s Medical Center emphasizes the profound importance of brain health awareness and early detection across all generations in our island home.
Joined by executive chairs Jason Chang from The Queen’s Health Systems and Scott Seu from Hawaiian Electric, community partners are rallying together to champion accessibility and caregiver support programs for local families.
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Community members are invited to lace up their walking shoes and rally their teams for an uplifting day of action and connection.
To register for the event and support local care programs, visit alz.org/oahuwalk and follow along on Instagram and Facebook @alzhawaii.
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