Every 3 minutes, someone in Canada develops dementia. That means by midnight, hundreds more families will be searching for support. Your gift provides important dementia care for families right here in your community. Donate for Giving Tuesday: https://t.co/1BXogqVrQH

Every 3 minutes, someone in Canada develops dementia. By midnight on Giving Tuesday, hundreds more families will need support. Giving Tuesday is December 2. Don’t wait to make your impact. Give early and make a difference: https://t.co/1BXogqVrQH

This Giving Tuesday, your gift helps bring care and hope to families who need it most, right here in your community. Mark your calendar for December 2 and join the fight against dementia. Donate early: https://t.co/1BXogqVrQH

On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we stand against all forms of abuse, including elder abuse. Women make up the majority of people living with dementia, and too many face neglect and mistreatment. Learn more: https://t.co/szm34l11Jy

Would you know what to do if you encountered a person living with dementia who seemed lost or confused? Our Living Safely in the Community Quiz helps you learn how to recognize the signs and respond with care. Take the quiz: https://t.co/QPXNyEcziK

This #NationalMensDay, we’re highlighting how dementia affects men differently. Recognizing sex and gender differences can improve care and early diagnosis. Learn more: https://t.co/lrsj8fV7QW

Every healthy choice you make today supports your brain tomorrow. Protect your brain health and learn more about simple, everyday ways to keep your mind strong: https://t.co/WUNyWmrHCQ

Safety for people living with dementia is about being prepared. In this episode, Jillian McConnell and Dr. Noelannah Neubauer discuss a toolkit that helps families reduce the risks of going missing due to dementia-related changes. Listen now: https://t.co/KtDKA7KqBA

Today we honour the sacrifice of those who served and continue to serve in defence of our freedom. If you would like to honour a loved one for Remembrance Day, donate in their memory. Visit your local Alzheimer Society's website to carry on their legacy: https://t.co/xsDeTMRSaL

It’s National Senior Safety Week: a time to recognize that safety and independence can go hand in hand. Our free Living Safely with Dementia Interactive Resource Guide explores everyday ways to stay safe, active, and connected. Learn more: https://t.co/gHoOpSNoas

This month, we celebrate Hindu & Lebanese Heritage Month. In Canada, over 210,000 people identify as Lebanese, alongside thriving Hindu communities. We’re expanding dementia information in more languages to reach everyone. https://t.co/SSrMDOQwy0

This Fall Prevention Month, we’re raising awareness about how small, preventative changes can help prevent falls and keep people living with dementia safe at home. Explore more resources for living safely with dementia: https://t.co/eMD5FSbzR4

It’s never too late, or too early, to care for your brain. From eating well to staying socially connected, small actions make a big difference. Discover our tips to maintaining a healthy brain today: https://t.co/lxrPqOgtJy

Supporting people with dementia takes a circle of care: nurses, PSWs, social workers, OTs & more. This World Occupational Therapy Day, we celebrate the vital role OTs play in helping people living with dementia live with dignity & independence.

Dementia is more than memory loss. From problem-solving to mood changes, knowing the 10 Warning Signs can help you spot concerns early & get support. Learn more: https://t.co/AFzf7sJJLQ

Happy Diwali & Bandi Chhor Divas! 🎆 These celebrations are filled with light & joy, but they can also feel overwhelming for people with dementia. Learn how to make celebrations more dementia-friendly: https://t.co/uCGNBnA0u8

The Dementia Dialogue podcast is a space where people with dementia, care partners, and experts share their journeys. Each episode offers insight, connection, and practical knowledge. Tune in and be part of the conversation: https://t.co/eXXWG7LDSG

Finding the balance between independence & safety matters. For people living with dementia, getting lost can be dangerous. But having a safety plan or using a locating device can make all the difference. Explore your options: https://t.co/atIrw7e1s3 | https://t.co/AHSvd1eQTm

Dementia does not look the same in every community. Learn more in The Many Faces of Dementia, part of the Alzheimer Society’s Landmark Study: https://t.co/SUOA65Iwp0

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the community that supports families facing dementia. As you gather with loved ones, try these 5 tips to make conversations with someone living with dementia more inclusive: https://t.co/ZQkAVhsYrb