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Program Guide
The Winter 2026 edition of the Alzheimer Society of York Region Program Guide is now available.
First Link®
Newly diagnosed with dementia or know someone who is? This page is your First Link to programs, information and referrals to Alzheimer Society of York Region and community services.
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Webinars & online education
Learn from local and international experts in dementia care and safety at your convenience.
Help make York Region dementia-friendly
The Alzheimer Society of York Region offers information and certification on how local businesses, public transportation teams, EMS, libraries, recreation centres and restaurants can become dementia-friendly.
Volunteer
The Alzheimer Society of York Region offers meaningful volunteer opportunities that allow you to support families, friends and neighbours impacted by dementia. There are many ways to volunteer. The volunteer coordinator at AS York will work with you to find an opportunity that best meets your skills and schedule.
Finding Your Way®
Visit Finding Your Way® to find resources and information for living safely with dementia.
Find resources for living safely with dementia
Access Dementia Resources in Other Languages
Hindi, Mandarin and Cantonese are some of the most-spoken languages in Canada. Find essential facts about dementia in multiple languages.
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