Dementia Supportive Communities: Everyday Skills That Make a Difference
This short course is for community members, leaders, and workers who want to understand dementia and help make life better for people affected by it.
Community Dementia Ambassadors
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The Ambassador Training Program through Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories
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This short course is for community members, leaders, and workers who want to understand dementia and help make life better for people affected by it.
This is a toolkit to help you as a care partner prepare for possible changes or events, so you can support your family member with dementia in care. “In care” means receiving 24-hour care in a facility, for example, long-term care.
In the early stage, subtle changes in one’s abilities are noticeable to people living with dementia and/or to the people close to them. Everyone in the circle is re-arranging roles and responsibilities, consciously or not.