The Dubin Center

The Dubin Center was established in 1995 to provide assistance to families of individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Our center is named after Alvin A. Dubin whose widow, Zelda Dubin, made a generous donation to ensure the viability of a resource center in Lee County. Throughout their lives, Alvin and Zelda Dubin used both their time and assets to help others. Their legacy will continue through the center’s work. The staff and volunteers at The Dubin Center provide local expertise with resource referrals, education and support groups.

The team at The Dubin Center supports individuals and caregivers by:

• Valuing personal autonomy, choice, comfort and dignity;

• Focusing on strengths and abilities;

• Enabling opportunities for shared experiences;

• Enhancing individual purpose, meaning, choice and belonging.