Fall Newsletter September 2010
The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba's Fall newsletter is now available to view online. Click the link below for the pdf version.
2010 Fall newsletter
2009-10 Annual Report June 2010
The 2009-10 Alzheimer Society of Manitoba's annual report is now available to view online. Click the link below for the pdf version.
2009-10 Annual Report
Coffee Break 2010 September is Coffee Break month and you can help support the Alzheimer Society of Manitoba by hosting your own Coffee Break event!
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A new report released by the Alzheimer Society reveals alarming new statistics about the projected economic and social
costs of dementia in Canada.
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Conference 2010 - Partners in Care... Pathways to the Future presentation notes are now available for download. Click here to find your sessions.
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Support Groups provide members with an opportunity to share feelings with
others in similar situations.
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Education provides the necessary tools and practical information that
will be helpful to people living with dementia and to the family and friends who support them.
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Upcoming information sessions:
Event: Living with
Alzheimer's Disease or other Dementias
Saturday, September 11, 2010: Brandon, MB
Saturday, November 13, 2010: Brandon, MB
Event: “Staying Connected”
Presenter: Gerry Gascoigne, North Central Regional Coordinator, Alzheimer Society of Manitoba
Maintaining connections with the person who has Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia over the term of their illness helps to provide quality of life to the person
and satisfaction to the care provider. The presentation is user friendly and valuable information will be provided to those in attendance. A Virtual Dementia Tour will be run during the presentation.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 7pm
St. Mary’s Anglican Church Parish Hall
36 2nd St. SW Portage la Prairie
Research is crucial to help find better treatments and ultimately
a cure for Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. More information
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