A Dementia Friend is someone who learns a little about what it’s like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into simple actions that can help people with dementia live well.
The goal of the Initiative is to engage Canadians in understanding what it means to live with dementia, and how to better support those affected within the community.
Dementia Friends brings us one step closer to our goal of a caring community in Manitoba — made up of many dementia-friendly businesses, organizations and services that support the needs of people living with dementia.
Help Create Dementia-Friendly Communities
Our vision is of a community that respects, supports and empowers people with dementia; a community in which people with dementia are socially and culturally valued; a community where people with dementia still actively participate in a safe environment. Click here to learn more about how you can help.
Become a Dementia Friend
Join a growing movement of individuals and workplaces who are increasing awareness and creating positive change! Click here for more information about Dementia Friends Canada and to sign up as a Dementia Friend today.
Caring Communities in Manitoba
The people of Austin, Manitoba, and a young woman named Stéphanie Demers, who lives in Winnipeg, have something in common: they have played a role in turning their neighbourhoods into caring communities through their compassionate action towards someone with dementia. Click here to read their stories.
Request a Dementia Friend Presentation
If your business or organization is interested in a presentation about Dementia Friends and how you can become more involved, email dementiafriends@alzheimer.mb.ca, call 204-943-6622 (in Winnipeg) or 1-800-378-6699 (in Manitoba).
We’re here to help
Click here to find out more about the programs and services the Alzheimer Society of Manitoba offers for people with dementia and their families. You can also contact us by emailing alzmb@alzheimer.mb.ca, calling 204-943-6622 (in Winnipeg) or 1-800-378-6699 (in Manitoba).
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The goal of the Initiative is to engage Canadians in understanding what it means to live with dementia, and how to better support those affected within the community.
Dementia Friends brings us one step closer to our goal of a caring community in Manitoba — made up of many dementia-friendly businesses, organizations and services that support the needs of people living with dementia.
Help Create Dementia-Friendly Communities
Our vision is of a community that respects, supports and empowers people with dementia; a community in which people with dementia are socially and culturally valued; a community where people with dementia still actively participate in a safe environment. Click here to learn more about how you can help.
Become a Dementia Friend
Join a growing movement of individuals and workplaces who are increasing awareness and creating positive change! Click here for more information about Dementia Friends Canada and to sign up as a Dementia Friend today.
Caring Communities in Manitoba
The people of Austin, Manitoba, and a young woman named Stéphanie Demers, who lives in Winnipeg, have something in common: they have played a role in turning their neighbourhoods into caring communities through their compassionate action towards someone with dementia. Click here to read their stories.
Request a Dementia Friend Presentation
If your business or organization is interested in a presentation about Dementia Friends and how you can become more involved, email dementiafriends@alzheimer.mb.ca, call 204-943-6622 (in Winnipeg) or 1-800-378-6699 (in Manitoba).
We’re here to help
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Help Create Dementia-Friendly Communities
Our vision is of a community that respects, supports and empowers people with dementia; a community in which people with dementia are socially and culturally valued; a community where people with dementia still actively participate in a safe environment.
Click here to learn more about how you can help.
Become a Dementia Friend
Join a growing movement of individuals and workplaces who are increasing awareness and creating positive change!
Click here for more information about Dementia Friends Canada and to sign up as a Dementia Friend today.
Caring Communities in Manitoba
The people of Austin, Manitoba, and a young woman named Stéphanie Demers, who lives in Winnipeg, have something in common: they have played a role in turning their neighbourhoods into caring communities through their compassionate action towards someone with dementia.
Click here to read their stories.
Request a Dementia Friend Presentation
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We're here to help
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