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Amazing Place West
coming Spring 2025

Help us reach more families facing the challenges of dementia and Alzheimer’s and to advance brain health for all.

OUR GOAL

$20,000,000

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Raised as of September 2024

$14,685,797

The challenges of dementia are overwhelming. We help find a way forward for those diagnosed, their family caregivers as well as anyone needing dementia resources, support, or brain health and memory preservation education. Help us help our community.

Your Gift Makes Possible

Meaningful, faith-based engagement for our Day Program participants
Family caregiver support through classes, counseling and connections
Free or low-cost brain health, memory preservation and aging education
Scholarships for Day Program participants

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Katy and west Houston are part of our heritage. Our founder, the Rev. Dean Robinson, grew up in Amazing Place West’s backyard. For more than 29 years Amazing Place has served the greater Houston area. This second campus in Katy is like a homecoming for us.

Amazing Place West

Conveniently Located & Accessible

Amazing Place West will offer the same excellent services and support the organization has provided to our community for more than two decades. In addition to our Day Program for those with mild to moderate dementia, and Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) sessions for those with Mild Cognitive Impairment, our new campus in Katy will host caregiver classes, support groups and gatherings, Amazing Place West also will offer brain health education presentations, sessions and workshops for those interested in dementia prevention, memory preservation and planning to age well.

Roger, Day Program Participant 2

Amazing Place is special. Everyone is relatable. We share with each other. And you’re allowed to take your time and effort to say what you have to say.

Roger, Day Program Participant

Gary, Day Program Participant

I was living in social isolation. Now I’m much more socially aware—my world was silent, I was starved.

Gary, Day Program Participant

Bette, Day Program Participant

Coming to Amazing Place has gotten me out of the house. I could sit at home and just watch tv by myself. Here, I get to express myself. I love painting.

Bette, Day Program Participant

Sharon, Day Program participant

It’s hard to do this by yourself. I’m not alone. I’m on the same page with everyone here. You get to voice your opinion. I have a choice in what to do when I’m here.

Sharon, Day Program Participant

Toni, Day Program Participant

It is encouraging to come here. Everyone has their differences, but people pay attention here to who I am and what I want. They listen and if something’s not right, they rectify it.

Toni, Day Program participant

Vicki K., Board Member

It’s exciting to be part of a team that always pushes forward. Amazing Place’s trajectory is simply inspiring.

Vicki K., Board Member

Elizabeth J., Program Coordinator

I was lucky to get a position at this incredible place where there is all this hope and light. We want our participants to thrive in whatever is best for them.

Elizabeth J., Program Coordinator

Adriana T., Caregiver and Volunteer

As a Venezuelan immigrant, the Cuidando con Respeto program has helped my whole family better understand dementia and changes in behavior to face challenges with hope.

Adriana T., Caregiver and Volunteer

Chef Michael L., Culinary Director

I am so proud of our Culinary team. It never gets old developing flavor-filled brain healthy recipes because we know it makes a real difference for those we serve.

Chef Michael L., Culinary Director

Susan D., Seniors Ministry Director 2

As we age, staying healthy in mind, body and spirit is a perpetual challenge. Amazing Place classes addressing brain health are particularly important for the seniors in our congregation who want to be proactive.

Susan D., Seniors Ministry Director

Thank you for helping us bring joy and meaning to the lives of caring families and friends, those with dementia, and those interested in brain health and memory preservation.

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