Tag: dementia

While the world and daily life has shifted as we know it, people living with dementia still need to access support and education. To help fund these services locally, the Alzheimer Society of B.C. is joining Alzheimer Societies across Canada to bring the IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s online. More than 70,000 British Columbians […]

Many caregivers reach a point where they desperately need a break. Whether additional help is needed so a caregiver can attend a support group, manage day-to-day activities, go on vacation, attend to their own health needs, or simply just catch up on rest, respite can be an important way for caregivers to maintain their well […]

Canadians living with dementia are going public for a third consecutive year to change hearts and minds. They are courageously stepping forward with their personal stories in the Alzheimer Society’s nation-wide campaign, “I live with dementia. Let me help you understand.” as part of January’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. According to Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), forty […]

Over the holiday season many families spend more time together. Visiting or hosting older family members can provide important chances for generations to connect. However, it can also uncover health and cognitive challenges. Why do families often notice changes over the holidays? There are changes to routine and environment Routine is important for all of […]

Throughout December, Route 65 is running a “Gift of Time” campaign, which invites the public to participate in giving “the gift of time” this month in support of seniors who are either living alone, or in a care home. As part of “Gift of Time,” Route 65 is also running a series on the holidays, […]