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Join us for the 2026 Seychelles Alzheimer's Foundation Annual General Meeting Registration open now

  • Writer: SAF
    SAF
  • Jun 10
  • 3 min read

Updated: Jul 4

The Seychelles Alzheimer's Foundation is preparing to host its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday, 2nd August 2026. This event is a key moment for members and supporters to come together, review the past year’s progress, discuss future plans, and strengthen the community dedicated to supporting those affected by Alzheimer's disease in Seychelles. If you are a member or interested in the foundation’s work, now is the time to register your interest and secure your place.



Why Attend the Seychelles Alzheimer's Foundation AGM?


The AGM is more than a formal meeting. It is an opportunity to:


  • Hear detailed reports on the foundation’s activities, including awareness campaigns, support services, and fundraising efforts.

  • Engage with board members and staff, asking questions and offering feedback.

  • Learn about upcoming projects and initiatives aimed at improving care and support for people living with Alzheimer’s and their families.

  • Network with other members who share a commitment to this important cause.


Attending the AGM helps members stay informed and involved. It also strengthens the foundation’s ability to serve the community effectively.


What to Expect at the 2026 AGM


The meeting will take place at the Harbour Cafe, Espace Building, located on Ile du Port in Victoria, from 11:30am, followed by lunch. The venue is accessible and provides a comfortable setting for discussion and connection.


The agenda will include:


  • Presentation of the annual financial report

  • Review of the foundation’s achievements in 2025-2026

  • Discussion of strategic goals for the coming year

  • Open floor for member questions and suggestions


Members will receive detailed documents ahead of the meeting to prepare for discussions.


How to Register Your Interest


Registration is now open for members who wish to attend. To register:


  • Visit the foundation’s official website or contact the office directly.

  • Provide your full name and contact details.

  • Confirm your attendance


Early registration helps the organisers plan for seating, materials, and refreshments. It also ensures you receive all necessary information before the event.


The Importance of Member Participation


Active participation by members is crucial for the foundation’s success. Your voice helps shape the direction of our programmes and services. By attending the AGM, you contribute to:


  • Transparency in how we use funds and make decisions.

  • Community building among those affected by Alzheimer’s in Seychelles.

  • Advocacy efforts that raise awareness and influence policy.


The foundation relies on its members to provide insights and support that guide its work.


Supporting the Cause Beyond the Meeting


Even if you cannot attend the AGM, there are many ways to stay involved:


  • Volunteer for awareness campaigns or support groups.

  • Donate to help fund care programmes and future projects.

  • Share information about Alzheimer’s to reduce stigma.

  • Encourage others to join the foundation.


Every action helps improve the lives of people living with Alzheimer’s and their families.


Practical Tips for Attending the AGM


To make the most of the meeting:


  • Arrive early to network and settle in.

  • Review the agenda and reports beforehand.

  • Prepare any questions or comments you want to raise.

  • Bring a notebook or device for taking notes.

  • Follow up with the foundation after the meeting for updates.


Being prepared will help you engage fully and benefit from the event.


Looking Ahead: What the Future Holds


The 2026 AGM will set the stage for new initiatives and partnerships. The foundation plans to expand its outreach to include younger people, improve caregiver training, and increase community education. Your involvement will help turn these plans into reality.


By registering now and attending the meeting, you become part of a growing movement dedicated to making a difference in Seychelles.







 
 
 

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