Anyone can help make their workplace or community more dementia friendly. Our How to Be a Dementia Friend resource shares simple ways to support people living with dementia and create more inclusive, welcoming spaces. Learn more: https://t.co/8U9UW0hHOT

If you want to help make your neighbourhood more inclusive and understanding for people living with dementia, our free eLearning course is a great place to start. Learn more and sign up today: https://t.co/Duvt8tVVI2

Caring for someone living with dementia comes with new responsibilities, and lots of questions. You aren't alone. Join us on January 19 for a free ALZeducate webinar, “Support for Care Partners." Register for free on ALZeducate: https://t.co/xEFy38Izz6

January is Tamil Heritage Month, and we know how important it is for everyone to have access to safety information in a language that feels familiar and comfortable. Learn more about our resources in Tamil on Finding Your Way® Ontario website here: https://t.co/Xi4xOHeVvS

A Dementia Friendly Community is one where people living with dementia are welcomed and able to stay connected to the places they love. Join us on January 13 for a free webinar where you’ll learn how to create inclusive spaces for everyone. Register now: https://t.co/1ZWdZXUYCX

Happy New Year! Many use the new year as an opportunity to create healthier habits. What if your resolution could also help decrease your risk of dementia? Regular exercise reduces risk factors such as high blood pressure - learn more here: https://t.co/unWcpBal1T

End the year on a high note: with an act of generosity that changes lives. Your donation before midnight supports families affected by dementia and qualifies for a 2025 tax receipt. Donate before midnight: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

Your gift before December 31 helps families facing dementia and qualifies you for a 2025 charitable tax receipt, giving you up to 40% back at tax time. Make your last gift of the year one that changes lives. Donate today: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

Give before Dec 31 and receive your 2025 charitable tax receipt. In Ontario, you could get back up to 40% of your donation while helping people living with dementia. It’s generosity that makes financial sense and changes lives! Donate today: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

There’s still time to make the holidays brighter for families facing dementia. Your gift helps families facing dementia hold onto the holiday traditions they care about most. Please don’t wait - give hope today and make a difference: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

The holidays are here, and families facing dementia need your help. Your donation ensures families facing dementia hold onto the traditions that matter most. Give hope today and make this season brighter for everyone: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

This #InternationalMigrantsDay, we recognize that older immigrants face unique barriers to dementia diagnosis and care. Together, we can build communities that are inclusive and dementia-friendly. Learn more: https://t.co/aZT79D07Zx

Wondering what your gift makes possible? It connects families, supports care partners, and helps people living with dementia feel less alone. Give the gift of connection and hope with a gift to the Alzheimer Society. Donate today: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

As we celebrate the holidays, we want to thank you for helping make life brighter for people living with dementia and their families. Because of your kindness, thousands across Ontario can access programs and support when they need it most. Thank you, and happy holidays! 💙

The holidays are meant for connection, but for families facing dementia, this season can bring isolation. Your donation ensures families find guidance and support when they need it most. Please give today | https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

Today is #HumanRightsDay. Every person living with dementia deserves dignity and respect. The Canadian Charter of Rights for People with Dementia highlights 7 rights that ensure equality for everyone. Read more about the Charter here: https://t.co/kYmNyxzRuW

Everyday spaces can be more welcoming for people living with dementia. Small changes can make a big difference for people living with dementia. Learn more about how to make your space dementia-friendly: https://t.co/aZT79D07Zx

For Barbara and Pat, the holidays were filled with laughter and love. But after Pat’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, everything changed. Your donation ensures families like theirs still find connection and joy not just during the holidays, but all year: https://t.co/w24EGgU7b9

The Introduction to Dementia course on ALZeducate helps health care providers strengthen communication and deliver person-centred care. Enroll in the course here: https://t.co/P7jlQs8saa

Today is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Accessibility means more than removing barriers. It involves the right tools to make life easier. Learn how people living with dementia are using technology to live well and stay connected. https://t.co/OMJvYsjcyl