Eligibility Criteria

have experience or interest in using Silver Alert to locate missing persons with dementia and are a/an:

• Person living with dementia

• Care partner

• Alzheimer Society staff

• First responder

• Service provider

• Technology developer

• Policy maker

Eligibility Criteria

- Providing informal and unpaid care (e.g., spouses, children) for people living with dementia

- Providing primary care (i.e., most of the care or equally shares the care with another individual such as a mother or sibling) for the person living with dementia

- Own a smartphone (e.g., iPhone, Android)

- Not currently using a mobile app created for caregivers

- Ability to speak English

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to participate if you are:

1) Involved in dementia research or services

AND / OR

2) from an underserved group* in dementia research.

3)Aged 19 +

3)Able to complete the web-based survey in one of the following languages: English, French, Chinese (simplified), Punjabi, Inuktitut.

*Underserved groups in dementia research include: Racial/ethnic minorities (i.e., South Asian, Chinese, Black, Filipino, Arab, Latin American, Southeast Asian, West Asian, Korean, Japanese, or other racial/ethnic minority) Indigenous populations (i.e., First Nations, Inuit, Métis, or other Indigenous group), Sexual/gender minorities (i.e., the LGBTQ2S+ community), Individuals living in rural and/or remote communities, Individuals living with a disability, Individuals with low social and economic conditions.

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to participate if you:
- Speak English
- A person with memory problems experiencing eating challenges or swallowing problems in the community
- OR if you are or were a caregiver to a person with memory problems with eating challenges or swallowing problems.

Eligibility Criteria

- Aged 60-85 years.

- Concerned about memory or thinking problems.

- Have access to internet at home.

- Ability to speak English.

Eligibility Criteria

- are a primary family caregiver of a person with dementia or a related neurodegenerative disorder.

- have access to a computer with high-speed internet; and feel comfortable using email and Zoom (a secure online meeting platform).

- have a video camera on your device. To ensure safety of participants during the program sessions, it is important that participants turn on their video camera. Keeping the video camera on is also important to build trust within the group sessions and when interacting with the researchers.

- are willing to be randomised to one of 3 groups, even if it is not your preferred group.

- are able to commit to a synchronous 8-week online group-based program (described below) and complete daily prescribed daily home practices.

- are able to commit to three assessment sessions: one baseline assessment, one post-program assessment, one 12-month follow-up assessment.

- agree to audio recording of interview sessions and portions of the assessment that require accurate verbal data collection.

- are able to provide blood samples, potentially after a 12-hour fast.

- are able to travel to a LifeLabs clinic for biomarker collection.

- agree to refrain from participating in new studies or programs during the 8-week study session.

- meet the screening criteria during the pre-screening interview.

- ability to speak English.

Eligibility Criteria

We are looking for individuals who:

1. Are from the Arab community AND

2. Are a family member who cares or has cared for a person living with dementia OR Are a family member who cares or has cared for a person with memory challenges

Interviews can be conducted in Arabic or English based on the participants' preference

Eligibility Criteria

-Are between the age of 65-85

-Are concerned about your memory and other thinking abilities

-Have access to internet at home

-Are a resident of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, or Quebec

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to participate if you:

- Live in Ontario or Alberta AND

- Have a diagnosis of dementia or are at-risk and planning for a future living with dementia and are

facing dementia alone OR

- Are a healthcare or social service worker, or other professional who has experience trying to connect

adult clients with a substitute decision-maker OR

- Have experience as a substitute decision-maker for someone living with dementia who is not a close

family member or friend

In addition, to be eligible you must:

- Be able to participate in an interview over the phone, on Zoom, or in-person AND

- Understand the purpose of the study and what participation involves

-Speak English