Anchorage
We offer services state-wide with offices in Anchorage Wasilla Fairbanks
Copper River & Statewide online support
Anchorage
1750 Abbott Road
Anchorage, AK 99507
(907) 561-3313
Fax (907) 561-3315
Toll-free within Alaska
(outside of Anchorage)
1-800-478-1080
Care Coordination
📞 (907) 677-6789
Fax (907) 561-3315
Anchorage Education
Photo and bio coming soon.
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
Debbie excels at providing educational support for people living with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia, their families, and their care partners.
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 123]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ dchulick@alzalaska.org
Debbie excels at providing educational support for people living with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia, their families, and their care partners.
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 123]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ dchulick@alzalaska.org
Anchorage Statewide Outreach
Kay Papakristo, M.Ed. has been an educator and disabilities advocate for over 28 years and is currently specializing in seniors and those living with dementia.
Kay has more than fifteen years of experience in academic program administration and workforce training. She is skilled in program development and assessment, outcomes evaluation, instructional design and technologies.
In her current role as Education Director with Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska, Kay oversees the education department, collaborates with state and local partners, and manages multiple grant programs in an effort to educate and support all Alaskan’s impacted by dementia.
When Kay is not working, she enjoys adventures with her family and friends .
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 126]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ kpapakristo@alzalaska.org
Kay Papakristo, M.Ed. has been an educator and disabilities advocate for over 28 years and is currently specializing in seniors and those living with dementia.
Kay has more than fifteen years of experience in academic program administration and workforce training. She is skilled in program development and assessment, outcomes evaluation, instructional design and technologies.
In her current role as Education Director with Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska, Kay oversees the education department, collaborates with state and local partners, and manages multiple grant programs in an effort to educate and support all Alaskan’s impacted by dementia.
When Kay is not working, she enjoys adventures with her family and friends .
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 126]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ kpapakristo@alzalaska.org
Stephanie Sanderlin is an Indigenous advocate and educator originally from Dillingham, Alaska, and a member of the Curyung Tribal Council. She is currently serving as the Provider Training and Development Specialist at Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska (ARA).
Prior to joining ARA, Stephanie worked as a middle school Language Arts teacher for the Anchorage School District, a Recruitment and Retention of Alaska Natives into Nursing Student Success Facilitator at the University of Alaska Anchorage, and the Elder Engagement Coordinator for the Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association. With nearly 25 years of experience serving people with diverse needs and goals, Stephanie has consistently upheld the belief that where there is life, there is hope.
Specialty: Provider Training and Development
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 147]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ ssanderlin@alzalaska.org
Stephanie Sanderlin is an Indigenous advocate and educator originally from Dillingham, Alaska, and a member of the Curyung Tribal Council. She is currently serving as the Provider Training and Development Specialist at Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska (ARA).
Prior to joining ARA, Stephanie worked as a middle school Language Arts teacher for the Anchorage School District, a Recruitment and Retention of Alaska Natives into Nursing Student Success Facilitator at the University of Alaska Anchorage, and the Elder Engagement Coordinator for the Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association. With nearly 25 years of experience serving people with diverse needs and goals, Stephanie has consistently upheld the belief that where there is life, there is hope.
Specialty: Provider Training and Development
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 147]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ ssanderlin@alzalaska.org
Administrative
Photo and bio coming soon.
Lisa Sauder is an accomplished leader in the nonprofit sector, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to her role as the Chief Executive Officer of Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska (ARA). With a remarkable track record in nonprofit leadership, Lisa’s tenure spans over two decades.
Previously, Lisa served as the Executive Director of Bean’s Cafe, a prominent organization in Anchorage dedicated to addressing homelessness and hunger. Her strategic vision and leadership played a pivotal role in expanding the organization’s impact and reach within the community.
Before her role at Bean’s Cafe, Lisa was the Executive Director for the Alaska chapter of the American Heart Association, where her strategic approach and dedication significantly contributed to the success of the association’s mission to promote cardiovascular health and reduce the impact of heart diseases in Alaska.
Lisa is honored to join the ARA team, recognizing the transformative power of nonprofit organizations. Committed to enhancing the services and support provided by ARA, she is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of individuals affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Her extensive background in nonprofit leadership, coupled with her passion for serving the Alzheimer’s community, positions her well to lead ARA into its next phase of growth and impact.
Lisa works with a diverse board of directors, professional staff, family caregivers, and community partners across Alaska to oversee the organization’s effectiveness by providing strategic, operational, and inspirational leadership that is consistent with the mission, values, and principles of Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska. She resides in South Anchorage and enjoys fishing, hiking, bike riding and cooking for friends and family.
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 120]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ lsauder@ALZalaska.org
Lisa Sauder is an accomplished leader in the nonprofit sector, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to her role as the Chief Executive Officer of Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska (ARA). With a remarkable track record in nonprofit leadership, Lisa’s tenure spans over two decades.
Previously, Lisa served as the Executive Director of Bean’s Cafe, a prominent organization in Anchorage dedicated to addressing homelessness and hunger. Her strategic vision and leadership played a pivotal role in expanding the organization’s impact and reach within the community.
Before her role at Bean’s Cafe, Lisa was the Executive Director for the Alaska chapter of the American Heart Association, where her strategic approach and dedication significantly contributed to the success of the association’s mission to promote cardiovascular health and reduce the impact of heart diseases in Alaska.
Lisa is honored to join the ARA team, recognizing the transformative power of nonprofit organizations. Committed to enhancing the services and support provided by ARA, she is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of individuals affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Her extensive background in nonprofit leadership, coupled with her passion for serving the Alzheimer’s community, positions her well to lead ARA into its next phase of growth and impact.
Lisa works with a diverse board of directors, professional staff, family caregivers, and community partners across Alaska to oversee the organization’s effectiveness by providing strategic, operational, and inspirational leadership that is consistent with the mission, values, and principles of Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska. She resides in South Anchorage and enjoys fishing, hiking, bike riding and cooking for friends and family.
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 120]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ lsauder@ALZalaska.org
In October 2023, Rob made a bold move from Virginia to Alaska, drawn by the exciting opportunity to become the Director of Operations at Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska. Despite never having visited Alaska before, the job offer inspired him to take the leap. Soon after arriving, Rob not only developed a deep affection for his role but also fell in love with the beauty of Alaska.
Beyond his professional commitment, Rob has a genuine passion for nature and wildlife. During weekends, you’ll often find him hiking, even in the snow and frigid temperatures, embracing the outdoor wonders that Alaska has to offer.
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 104]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ operations@alzalaska.org
In October 2023, Rob made a bold move from Virginia to Alaska, drawn by the exciting opportunity to become the Director of Operations at Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska. Despite never having visited Alaska before, the job offer inspired him to take the leap. Soon after arriving, Rob not only developed a deep affection for his role but also fell in love with the beauty of Alaska.
Beyond his professional commitment, Rob has a genuine passion for nature and wildlife. During weekends, you’ll often find him hiking, even in the snow and frigid temperatures, embracing the outdoor wonders that Alaska has to offer.
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 104]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ operations@alzalaska.org
Bio coming soon
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 107]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ Apowers@alzalaska.org
Bio coming soon
📞 907-561-3313 [ext 107]
📠 907-561-3315
✉ Apowers@alzalaska.org
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