Choosing our Own at-Home Options
The COHO program is designed to support adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias or other cognitive disabilities, as well as their caregivers. COHO Consultants work with program participants to create a tailored plan of supports and services to maximize independence and aging-in-place.
The COHO pilot program is no longer accepting new clients.
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For questions, contact your COHO representative or call Shelby Farthing at 907-771-9136, or email sfarthing@alzalaska.org. Send faxes to 907-561-3315.
COHO Team
Kevin is our expert on mini-grants and offers support to the Education team. His personal experiences in dealing with dementia make him a valuable resource to those navigating a similar journey.
Specialty: Mini-Grants, COHO
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 122]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ ksilver@alzalaska.org
Kevin is our expert on mini-grants and offers support to the Education team. His personal experiences in dealing with dementia make him a valuable resource to those navigating a similar journey.
Specialty: Mini-Grants, COHO
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 122]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ ksilver@alzalaska.org
Shelby moved to Alaska after completing her Masters of Public Health in Health, Services, Policy and Management at the University of South Carolina. She is an Aunt to six nephews and two nieces, and is a ‘Dog Mom’ to her 10-year-old rescued Miniature Pincher named Jake. When she is not at work, Shelby is pursuing her PhD in Health Education and Promotion at Walden University, and also enjoys hiking and tv shows like New Girl and Brooklyn 99.
COHO Director
Specialty: Dementia Education
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 136]
✉ sfarthing@alzalaska.org
Shelby moved to Alaska after completing her Masters of Public Health in Health, Services, Policy and Management at the University of South Carolina. She is an Aunt to six nephews and two nieces, and is a ‘Dog Mom’ to her 10-year-old rescued Miniature Pincher named Jake. When she is not at work, Shelby is pursuing her PhD in Health Education and Promotion at Walden University, and also enjoys hiking and tv shows like New Girl and Brooklyn 99.
COHO Director
Specialty: Dementia Education
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 136]
✉ sfarthing@alzalaska.org
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Johnathan moved to Alaska in 2010. He has over 13 years of healthcare and medical experience supporting people of all ages. He has worked to help create activities and programs for mentally challenged adolescents and children and has also worked in the Orthopedic Unit at a local Anchorage hospital.
When he’s not working Johnathan loves to travel, watch football and basketball, and enjoys camping and being in the outdoors.
Specialty: COHO, Dementia Education
Education: Nursing degree
Languages: English, Tagalog
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 105]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ jdavin@alzalaska.org
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Johnathan moved to Alaska in 2010. He has over 13 years of healthcare and medical experience supporting people of all ages. He has worked to help create activities and programs for mentally challenged adolescents and children and has also worked in the Orthopedic Unit at a local Anchorage hospital.
When he’s not working Johnathan loves to travel, watch football and basketball, and enjoys camping and being in the outdoors.
Specialty: COHO, Dementia Education
Education: Nursing degree
Languages: English, Tagalog
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 105]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ jdavin@alzalaska.org
If you are looking for support
The mini-grant program is designed to support caregivers by providing financial assistance for services and items that directly improve the quality of life for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. These grants can be used for various purposes, such as respite care, therapeutic activities, or necessary home modifications that are not covered by insurance or other programs.
This program helps alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by caregivers, enabling them to provide better care and support to their loved ones.
For more detailed information or to apply visit our mini grant page.
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