Do you care for an elderly loved one?
You are not alone. If the signs below feel familiar, they may point to a condition such as dementia — and support is available.
Recognising the signs is the first step.
Some changes in memory, behaviour, or daily functioning may be signs of dementia or another age-related condition. Recognising these signs early can help families seek information, support, and appropriate care.
You don't have to do this alone.
Caring for an elderly loved one can be overwhelming — especially when facing a condition like dementia. Anaalie Legacy Foundation provides guidance, support, and understanding to help you navigate this journey with compassion and clarity.
“Asking for help is not weakness. It is the first act of love.
What ALF Provides
We walk alongside families at every stage of the elder care journey — with compassion, not just advice.
You don't have to care alone
Practical advice, emotional encouragement, and support for those caring for ageing loved ones and people living with dementia.
Awareness that leads to compassion
Helping families and communities understand dementia, recognize its signs, and respond with patience, dignity, and care.
Stronger communities, better support
Bringing together caregivers, families, volunteers, and community resources to ensure older persons receive the care and companionship they deserve.