What Is the Library Memory Project?
The Library Memory Project is a partnership between public libraries in Waukesha and Milwaukee Counties with a mission to provide programs to those affected by memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, and other forms of dementia. A main component of the memory project is a monthly social gathering for those with early stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment and a care partner, called a Memory Cafe. The Library Memory Project has two monthly memory cafes, one hosted by the Lake Country Libraries Memory Project and one by the Four Points Library Memory Project. Libraries involved in the memory project will also offer educational programs on memory loss and brain health.
History of the Library Memory Project
Click the link above to find out more about how the Library Memory Project began and how far it has come.
Meet Our Partners
Click the link above to see a full list of the groups and organizations that help make the Library Memory Project possible.
Our Libraries
The Lake Country Libraries Memory Project includes the following libraries:
Delafield Public Library
Hartland Public Library
Pewaukee Public Library
Town Hall Library
The Four Points Library Memory Project includes the following libraries:
Franklin Public Library
Hales Corners Public Library
Muskego Public Library
New Berlin Public Library
Attending a Memory Cafe
Are you interested in attending? We’d love to see you. Register for a Memory Cafe by calling Wendy Betley at the Alzheimer’s Association at 800-272-3900.
More Information
Looking for more info? Download the Library Memory Project Brochure for dates and locations of Memory Cafes in 2017.