Learn more about how organizations and community members around Yorkton and Melville are working with the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan to become more welcoming and accessible to people living with dementia and their care partners.
Read the full blog post on the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s website.
Read updates about the work that the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s Dementia Community Coordinator is doing for the Dementia Supports in Rural Saskatchewan project.
Read the full blog post on the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s website.
Read the full article in Preeceville Progress: here
Thursday, September 29
@ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
– Kamsack Legion
Join the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s Dementia Community Coordinator in Kamsack for a public presentation of our Warning Signs presentation.
For more info: Contact
Presented as a part of Dementia Supports in Rural Saskatchewan by:
Saturday, September 17
@ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Norquay Evangelical Covenant Church
Join the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s Dementia Community Coordinator in Norquay for a public presentation of our Warning Signs presentation.
For more info: Contact
Presented as a part of Dementia Supports in Rural Saskatchewan by:
Read about how the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s Dementia Community Coordinator has been raising awareness of dementia and dementia friendliness in Yorkton, Melville, and the surrounding rural communities.
Read the full blog post on the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s website.
Learn more about the research we have done around our dementia friendly communities initiatives and how it will inform the development of a new dementia friendly knowledge hub in this guest article written by our summer student, Erica Zarazun.
Read the full blog post on the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s website.
Learn more about our Dementia Friendly Initiatives in Melville, including an upcoming public presentation. Read the full blog post on the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s website.
How the town of Saltcoats came together to learn more about dementia. Read the full blog post on the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan’s website.
