Recognition anchor
Start with the faces she knows best
Photo-based prompts can begin with the people she trusts most, keeping memory practice emotionally safe.
Christianne Care
A bilingual dementia-support experience designed for Haitian families who want care, memory practice, and daily structure in one place.
About Us
Christianne Colas
Born in Cap-Haitien, Haiti. Immigrated to the United States in 1981. A mother whose life has been centered on caring for family across Haiti and the U.S.
Built from one family's love and responsibility.
Christianne Care is inspired by Christianne Colas, a Haitian mother who spent her life taking care of her children, grandchildren, siblings, nieces, nephews, and her own mother while carrying the weight of immigration and work with grace.
She supported her son Nicodemme Jean-Baptiste in the United States, her son Jonas Colas, Nanotte Lubin, Gesila Mesidor, and a growing family that now spans more than seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
This software starts as a gift for her and grows outward as a care platform for families navigating dementia or Alzheimer's with language barriers, distance, and deep emotional stakes.
Family Photos
Familiar faces and milestones stay at the center of the care experience.
This gallery is the emotional backbone of Christianne Care: matching exercises, storytelling prompts, and calm moments anchored in real family life.
New memories
Grandchildren and milestones stay close
Families can upload joyful moments so the app reflects the life still growing around her.
Gentle storytelling
Photos can become calm reading prompts
Each image can pair with a short Haitian Creole sentence and an English subtitle for shared conversation.
Close connection
Everyday selfies can become instant recognition cues
Casual photos often feel the most familiar, making them strong anchors for comfort, trust, and name recall.
Shared celebrations
Family gatherings can open the door to memory and conversation
Group photos create room for gentle storytelling about who was there, what happened, and why the moment mattered.
Family support
Even hard moments can remind her she is surrounded by love
Photos from bedside visits can help reconnect names, reassurance, and family presence during more difficult chapters of care.
Candid comfort
Simple selfies can become some of the strongest recognition cues
Unscripted check-in photos often carry familiar expressions, closeness, and warmth that help memory exercises feel more natural.
Family bonds
Family relationships deserve a place in the memory story too
Photos of the people around Christianne can support conversation, name recall, and a fuller picture of the family circle caring for her.
Proud milestones
Big family celebrations can spark names, stories, and pride
Graduation photos can open gentle prompts about who is in the picture, what was being celebrated, and why the day mattered.
Keepsake memories
Printed family keepsakes can become rich conversation anchors
Photos of cherished family prints help preserve shared history and give caregivers a warm starting point for recognition and storytelling.
Daily routine
Everyday meals can become grounding moments of recognition
Simple day-to-day photos can support routine recall, comfort, and calm conversation about familiar places, foods, and care patterns.
Morning comfort
Breakfast moments can help connect routine, place, and emotion
Gentle photos from ordinary mornings can reinforce recognition, emotional warmth, and the rhythm of Christianne's daily life.