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Brain Health Relay: Propose an Activity to Host

Organise an hour-long activity for your community or organisation and propose it for inclusion in the Brain Health Relay.

The Brain Health Relay connects hour-long activities organised by individuals, groups and organisations during Caribbean Brain Health Summit week, 16–22 November 2026.

This form is for an activity that you or your organisation will organise and lead. It is not an application for a speaking slot within an event organised by Amagi, or registration to attend an existing session.

You can adapt something you already do, such as a staff discussion, community meeting, workshop or support-group session. You do not need to create a large event.

You will take responsibility for preparing and coordinating your activity, including any contributors and practical delivery arrangements. Any support from the Summit team must be discussed and confirmed separately.

Submitting this form records your proposal. Programme inclusion, timing and any support arrangements are confirmed after follow-up.

Looking to attend rather than host? Visit the Summit programme to register for an existing session. If you would like to offer expertise without organising an activity, contact the Summit team to discuss whether a suitable opportunity is available.

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Activity type

Choose all that apply.

Between 16 and 22 November 2026.

For example, an introduction to another contributor, advice on the format, or online/technical support. Requests will be discussed; support is not guaranteed.

May we publicly list your organisation/group and describe this activity once its inclusion in the programme is confirmed?
What post-activity material do you expect to be able to provide?
Staying in touch (optional)

We use your answers as described in our privacy policy.

After your activity, please send a short recap. Where appropriate and permission has been obtained, you may also send photos or a short baton-passing clip.

A written recap or non-identifying image is welcome where filming is inappropriate. Please do not submit private health information or identifiable photos or videos without the necessary permissions.

Materials will be reviewed for use in agreed Summit communications; submission does not guarantee publication.

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