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OUR DOORS ARE OPEN!

Amazing Place West offers the same excellent services and support the organization has provided to our community for more than two decades.

In addition to our Day Program for those with mild to moderate dementia, our new campus in Katy hosts caregiver classes, support groups and gatherings, and for those interested in dementia prevention, memory preservation and aging well, we offer brain health education presentations, classes and workshops.

We are awaiting the necessary state inspections to open our Day Program at Amazing Place West. To be notified once we receive our license and are conducting tours and assessments, please email Carol Cooper, Amazing Place West Day Program Director. Our free classes and presentations are well underway at the new campus. View Amazing Place West Educational Offerings.

Step Inside Our New Location

The Amazing Dinner West 30th Anniversary Celebration

We hope to see you on April 23, 2026 at Beckendorff Farms!  Our keynote speaker is Dr. Marc Milstein, bestselling author of The Age-Proof Brain.

Our annual dinner benefits Amazing Place’s operations, allowing us to offer reasonable rates for Day Program participants and deliver our Cognitive Programs, Family Caregiver Support programs, and Brain Health Education initiatives at little to no cost to anyone in need. Please join us!

Support Our Dinner

Casey C., ADC, Participant Program Manager

The program team has put their heart and soul into each individual who walked through our
doors. We have welcomed new participants, and we have said goodbye to others. We have had laughter, tears, friendships made, new passions and so much more.

Casey C., ADC, Participant Program Manager

Roger, Day Program Participant 2

Amazing Place is special. Everyone is relatable. We share with each other. And you’re allowed to take your time and effort to say what you have to say.

Roger, Day Program Participant

Gary, Day Program Participant

I was living in social isolation. Now I’m much more socially aware—my world was silent, I was starved.

Gary, Day Program Participant

Bette, Day Program Participant

Coming to Amazing Place has gotten me out of the house. I could sit at home and just watch tv by myself. Here, I get to express myself. I love painting.

Bette, Day Program Participant

Sharon, Day Program participant

It’s hard to do this by yourself. I’m not alone. I’m on the same page with everyone here. You get to voice your opinion. I have a choice in what to do when I’m here.

Sharon, Day Program Participant

Toni, Day Program Participant

It is encouraging to come here. Everyone has their differences, but people pay attention here to who I am and what I want. They listen and if something’s not right, they rectify it.

Toni, Day Program participant

Vicki K., Board Member

It’s exciting to be part of a team that always pushes forward. Amazing Place’s trajectory is simply inspiring.

Vicki K., Board Member

Elizabeth J., Program Coordinator

I was lucky to get a position at this incredible place where there is all this hope and light. We want our participants to thrive in whatever is best for them.

Elizabeth J., Program Coordinator

Adriana T., Caregiver and Volunteer

As a Venezuelan immigrant, the Cuidando con Respeto program has helped my whole family better understand dementia and changes in behavior to face challenges with hope.

Adriana T., Caregiver and Volunteer

Chef Michael L., Culinary Director

I am so proud of our Culinary team. It never gets old developing flavor-filled brain healthy recipes because we know it makes a real difference for those we serve.

Chef Michael L., Culinary Director