This World Alzheimer’s Month, Armenia joined the global effort to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease with a series of events, including the highly anticipated “Walk to End Alzheimer’s” in Yerevan and Gyumri. The first event took place on 28 September and the second is scheduled on 5 October. The Walk symbolises unity and hope for a future without Alzheimer’s and aims to bring together individuals from all walks of life, including family members, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and students. The goal is to spotlight the growing challenges faced by those affected by Alzheimer disease and dementia, particularly in underserved regions in Armenia. Speeches from key figures, including the president of Alzheimer's Care Armenia emphasised the importance of awareness and early intervention. The aim in hosting this event was to strengthen the community's understanding of Alzheimer's and its impact, while simultaneously creating a platform for open dialogue about dementia care in Armenia. This event is especially significant as Armenia is witnessing an increase in the ageing population and a subsequent rise in dementia-related conditions. Raising awareness and breaking the stigma around Alzheimer’s in our society is vital for fostering more supportive and informed communities.