Calling all frontline healthcare providers!

Enhance your dementia caregiving skills at our U-First!® Interactive Virtual Workshop on Friday, April 26, 2024, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (EST) on ALZeducate.

Register by Sunday, April 14, 2024, here: bit.ly/48I2n0P

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Enhance your dementia care skills by completing the Alzheimer Society of Ontario’s U-First!® online course. Our next asynchronous course begins on April 15th. Registration will close on April 14th.

Register here: bit.ly/3Yj7wZA

Take the survey here: bit.ly/4cy1viq

Register for the free webinar here: eapon.ca/webinars/door-…

En ce #MoisNationalTravailleursSociaux , la Société Alzheimer remercie les travailleurs sociaux pour leur travail acharné et leurs contributions à la vie des personnes vivant avec et impactées par des troubles neurocognitifs.

#LeTravailSocialOuvreDesPortes

This #NationalSocialWorkMonth , the Alzheimer Society thanks the hard work and contributions social workers make in the lives of those living with and impacted by dementia.

#SocialWorkOpensDoors

For more information and to register, click here: tdra.utoronto.ca/event/brain-he…

Are you a frontline healthcare provider? Enhance your dementia care skills by completing the Alzheimer Society of Ontario’s U-First!® Online course. Our next asynchronous course begins on March 25th. Registration will close on March 24th. Register here: bit.ly/3Yj7wZA

Notre Guide sur les crédits d'impôt 2024 aborde les crédits courants auxquels les aînés canadiens, en particulier les personnes vivant avec un trouble neurocognitif et leurs partenaires de soins, pourraient être admissibles.

Lisez le guide ici: bit.ly/49CdvNw

Our 2024 Tax Credit Guide is a guide for common tax credits and benefits that Canadian seniors, specifically those living with dementia and their care partners, may be eligible to claim.

Read the guide here: bit.ly/3SMhGzx

Listen to the episode here: dementiadialogue.ca

Our very own Director of Health Equity and Access, Ngozi Iroanyah, was live this morning with Breakfast Television discussing how racialized communities experience dementia at faster rates and have worse health outcomes.

Watch the full interview here: bit.ly/3IuWCZT

Register for our upcoming Speaker Series webinar on Thursday, February 22, 2024, at 6 p.m. Host Ngozi Iroanyah will speak with Dr. Joshua Armstrong about the Alzheimer Society’s recent Landmark Study: The Many Faces of Dementia in Canada. Register here: bit.ly/48a3dDr

Join us for our Speaker Series webinar, where we discuss the Landmark Study on Thursday, February 22, 2024, at 6 p.m. Intended for the general public, people living with dementia, care partners, and health care professionals. Register here: bit.ly/48a3dDr

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Calling all frontline healthcare providers!

Join our U-First!® interactive Virtual Workshop on March 14th, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (EST) on ALZeducate.

Register by March 3rd to enhance your dementia caregiving skills!

Register here: bit.ly/3Yj7wZA

Are you a frontline healthcare provider? Increase your skills in caring for people with dementia by completing the Alzheimer Society of Ontario’s U-First!® asynchronous online course. The next course begins on February 20th. Register by February 19th: bit.ly/3Yj7wZA

Learn more and register here: buff.ly/3HzhVc9

Listen to the latest episode here: dementiadialogue.ca

Driving and dementia is a difficult conversation to have. If you have lost or surrendered your license, the Ontario Photo Card lets you keep a widely accepted piece of photo ID—so you can pay bills and other everyday activities.

Visit: drivinganddementia.ca