Meeting with Alzheimer’s WA

The Governor met with retiring Alzheimer’s WA Chair Mr Craig Masarei, his wife Mrs Rommie Masarei – Executive Director, Division of Admissions & Student Services, The University of Notre Dame and welcomed new Chair Mr Warren Harding.

Mr Masarei has been Chair of Alzheimer’s WA for 19 of the 22 years he has served on the board, and was awarded Honorary Life Membership in July 2002.

Mr Warren Harding was appointed to the Board in 2018/19. Warren has over 25 years of strategic management consulting and other NFP board experience.

Alzheimer’s WA advocates, educates, supports and engages the 41,630 Western Australians living with all types of dementia.

Dementia is the leading cause of death of women in Australia and the second leading cause of death of all Australians. Without a medical breakthrough, the number of Western Australians living with dementia is projected to increase rapidly to almost 150,000 in the next four decades. There is no cure.

Established in 1982, Alzheimer’s WA provides direct care, support, education and information to assist people living with dementia as well as their families and carers.

As the dementia experts, Alzheimer’s WA works with those living with dementia and the organisations that care and support them, to have the greatest beneficial impact on their dementia journey.

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