Support Through the Generations is an intergenerational initiative organized by the African Family Revival Organization (AFRO) to support Black, African, and newcomer older adults living with dementia, along with their family caregivers.We coordinate this program because racialized seniors facing cognitive decline often experience severe isolation, cultural misunderstandings in mainstream memory care, and a heavy caregiving burden carried quietly within newcomer households. In weekly sessions, older adults and their caregivers join local youth in a culturally safe environment featuring memory-stimulating arts and storytelling, respite support, shared cultural traditions, and guided companion activities. Through this sustained connection, the initiative strives to reduce the stigma surrounding dementia in immigrant families, alleviate caregiver burnout, bridge the generational divide with empathy and cultural pride, and build a lasting community circle of care where elders feel deeply valued, understood, and preserved in dignity.