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Sweet Readers empowers our growing community of kids
to have significant impact in the quest to end Alzheimer's Disease.

Our in-depth training and collaborative programs also enable kids
to investigate and discover people, science, language and the arts
more fully as they connect with and help those in need.

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Sweet Readers @ The White House!

Co-founders Karen and Sophie Young were invited to The White House to meet with Presidential Advisors to advocate for families living with AD and to share the work of Sweet Readers.  In preparation for their meeting, Karen and Sophie collaborated …
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  • The MoMA Pilot: Storytelling through Art was a success!
  • Sweet Readers celebrates Faith Ringgold’s Peace Quilt exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Sweet Readers expands to DC Metro with the innovative program: The Art & Poetry of Music!
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The Alzheimer’s Epidemic

Alzheimer's Disease is an epidemic which affects three generations.
According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Alzheimer’s disease currently affects 5.1 million Americans and is expected to affect more than 20 million by 2050. Presently, 1 in 8 adults over the age of 65 suffers from some form of dementia and by age 80 the ratio jumps to nearly 1 in 2. The 2009 NAC/AARP survey on caregiving in the United States found that 30% of family and other unpaid caregivers of people with AD and other dementias had children or grandchildren under age 18 living at home.

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Sweet Reader Spotlight

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Summer and Sarah

September 26, 2011

Summer is one of the founding Sweet Readers who participated in both The Poetry of Art program at …
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