Sharing the Story
Eric and Kelley Jo, Curt, and Scott all have their own stories of dementia to tell. The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan has been a part of their stories, offering support, services, and a sense of community.
Over 20,000 people in Saskatchewan are living with dementia. Last year alone, the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan supported more than 3,500 clients in over 385 communities across the province. And, as dementia rates continue to rise, more families are reaching out for help than ever before.
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Eric and Kelley Jo, Curt and Scott have their own stories of dementia to tell. Each of them has a very different story to share, but the reality is the same - dementia doesn’t discriminate.
Anyone can develop Alzheimer’s or another form of other dementia. And when they do, the impact reaches far beyond the individual – to their families, loved ones and caregivers.
The Alzheimer Society is here to be part of the story, offering support and services that make a difference in their lives.
Your support of the Alzheimer Society means that Eric and Kelley Jo found hope in a community that understood their experience. It gave Curt the confidence to say, “I want to be the first person to survive dementia.” And it allowed Scott to turn his grief into hope for better treatments – and one day a cure.
Today another Eric and Kelley Jo, Curt, or Scott will begin their story with dementia.
Your gift today will make sure we can share their story with them.
Your donation helps ensure that when the next family calls, someone is there to answer. Someone is there to listen. Someone is there to help them navigate what comes next.
Please donate today.