My Tools 4 Care
My Tools 4 Care was developed to help you as a care partner as you care for a person living with dementia in the community.
Welcome to Next Steps: More Practical Skills for Building Dementia Supportive Communities. This course is designed to help you better understand dementia as a human experience that affects how people feel, think, and act.

Across five sessions, you’ll build on what you’ve already learned about making our communities more inclusive and supportive by diving deeper into:
Whether you’re here as a professional, volunteer, neighbour, friend, or family member, you’ll gain practical tools and deeper confidence to communicate with compassion and create environments where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued.
Throughout this course, you’ll be invited to pause and reflect on your own experiences, assumptions, and emotions in this downloadable workbook. Use it to jot down your thoughts, respond to prompts, and explore how the ideas in this course connect to your own life and community. These activities are optional but recommended. There are no right or wrong answers and most importantly, you’ll be able to keep revising and adding to your responses as you help your community become more dementia supportive.
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My Tools 4 Care was developed to help you as a care partner as you care for a person living with dementia in the community.
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.
Il s’agit d’un document conçu pour vous aider à vous préparer, comme proche aidant, en vue des changements ou des événements éventuels, afin de pouvoir prendre soin d’un membre de votre entourage vivant avec la maladie d’Alzheimer ou une maladie apparentée. « En établissement de soins de longue durée » renvoie à tous les milieux de vie destinés à des personnes âgées en perte d’autonomie, lesquels incluent des services et des soins.