All the latest news and stories about Alzheimer's disease, dementia and the brain.
9 things everyone in Canada should know for World Alzheimer’s Month
This September help raise awareness about early diagnosis, treatment inequities, the latest research surrounding dementia and COVID-19 and more.
The Importance of a Timely Diagnosis
As part of the 10th Anniversary of World Alzheimer’s Month, we hope to empower others to connect to earlier diagnosis, resources, and information.
Dementia Supports in Rural Saskatchewan
Rural communities at the heart of collective impact project aimed at enhancing the social inclusion of people living with dementia and their care partners.
British Columbians invited to hike and fundraise for this year’s Climb for Alzheimer’s to help people living with dementia.
The funds raised by the Climb for Alzheimer’s support the Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s programs and services such as a pilot online version of Minds in Motion®, a social and fitness program for people living with early-stage dementia and a care partner.
"It's the longest goodbye."
Evelyn (pictured) lives with dementia. Today, Evelyn's daughter and caregiver, Linda, would like to tell you her story about their journey with dementia – how her mother's abilities changed over time, the unique challenges they've faced and the need for people like you to help the Alzheimer Society give them help and support.
Dementia research that moves us forward
Alzheimer Society of Canada invests $3 million in dementia researchers across the country.
Make your own Touch Quilt for someone living with dementia
Jane Roszell, Touch Quilt Coordinator at the Ottawa Valley Quilters Guide, has put together a step-by-step document on how to make your own Touch Quilt at home for someone living with dementia in your life. These quilts are commonly used to comfort, calm, and stimulate anxious patients with mid - to late-stage Alzheimer's disease and related dementia.
