Jill Barcikowski-Horner serves as the Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association in Western New York, where she has been instrumental in spearheading initiatives that enhance community awareness and support for those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. With a career dedicated to improving the...
Jill Barcikowski-Horner serves as the Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association in Western New York, where she has been instrumental in spearheading initiatives that enhance community awareness and support for those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. With a career dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families facing cognitive challenges, Jill has cultivated a reputation for her exceptional leadership and strategic vision. Under her guidance, the organization has launched several key projects aimed at not only providing direct care but also educating the community on brain health and preventive strategies.
Jill's commitment to community outreach is evident in her ability to forge strategic alliances with local organizations, healthcare providers, and government entities. By leveraging her expertise in coalition-building and public relations, she has successfully implemented fundraising campaigns that have significantly increased resources for research and support services. Her skills in political communication and community organizing have been pivotal in advocating for policies that benefit those living with Alzheimer's, ensuring that their voices are heard at both the local and state levels.
At Memory Matters, Jill has played a crucial role in expanding the organization's mission to include educational programs that empower individuals of all ages to take proactive steps in maintaining cognitive health. Through workshops, seminars, and community events, she fosters an environment of learning and support, helping to demystify the challenges associated with memory loss. As a passionate advocate for brain health, Jill continues to inspire those around her, making a lasting impact on the community she serves. For more information about her work and the initiatives at the Alzheimer's Association, visit www.alz.org or contact her directly at [email protected].
