More than a helping hand — it’s quality of life.
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia can create unexpected financial strain. In thanks to funding from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, Mini Grants provide practical, limited financial support to help Alaskans meet specific needs that improve daily life, safety, and independence.
These grants are designed to be accessible and flexible, offering modest funding that can make a meaningful difference for individuals and families living with dementia.
Who Can Apply?
Mini Grants are available to:
There are no income eligibility requirements — anyone who meets the criteria may apply. Applications may be submitted by the individual, a family member, caregiver, care coordinator, or legal representative.
What to Know Before You Apply
To help applications move smoothly through the review process, please note the following:
If you have questions about eligibility or documentation, we encourage you to reach out before applying.
Program Support & Partnership
Mini Grants are funded by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority and administered by Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska. This program would not be possible without the Trust’s ongoing commitment to improving quality of life for Alaskans living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We are deeply grateful for their partnership and shared dedication to practical, person-centered support across the state.
Apply for a Mini Grant
At this time, applications are completed using a downloadable PDF.
How to apply:
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