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Are you a financial professional? You play an important role in helping people living with dementia stay informed, supported, and financially secure. Learn more about dementia‑friendly financial practices: alzheimer.ca/nl

The First Link Learning Series presenter for April 1, 2026 is Dr. Khalid Jat, who will be sharing his knowledge on advanced dementia. Visit alzheimer.ca/nl or contact us at (709) 576-0608 to learn more!

When you walk, you’re sending a message of hope to Canadians living with dementia, and more who care for them. When you fundraise, you’re promising them that help will always be available. Join our IG Wealth Management Walk today! Visit walkforalzheimer.ca #IGWalkforAlz

We’re here with guidance, resources, and support to help you stay connected in the ways that matter most. Learn more at alzheimer.ca/nl

Tracking devices such as GPS wearables, smartwatches, and location‑sharing apps can help care partner find someone quickly if they go missing. These tools support safety while still respecting the person’s independence and dignity.

Today, on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that every person affected by dementia in Newfoundland & Labrador is treated with dignity, respect, and equitable access to support.

Our next Western Family Support Group will take place on March 25, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. To learn more, contact us today at (709) 576-0608 or visit alzheimer.ca/nl.

The First Link Learning Series presenter for March 25, 2026 is Alysha Delaney, who will be sharing her knowledge on The Day of Placement. Visit alzheimer.ca/nl or contact us at (709) 576-0608 to learn more!

Our next Eastern Family Support Group will take place on March 23, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. To learn more, contact us today at (709) 576-0608 or visit alzheimer.ca/nl.

Our office is closed today, but we’ll reopen on Tuesday, March 17 at 8:30 a.m.

Your monthly gift helps us deliver critical information, support, education, programs and services to the over 10,000 people in Newfoundland and Labrador affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Visit alzheimer.ca/nl to become a monthly donor today!

Communication is possible at all stages of dementia, here are some tips for meaningful conversations. For more information visit alzheimer.ca/nl or call (709) 576-0608

The First Link® program connects you and your family to your local Alzheimer Society programs and other community services. To learn more, visit alzheimer.ca/nl or contact us at (709) 576-0608!

Join the IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s! Register and raise $50 by April 15 for your chance to win a $25 Dominion gift card. Walk with us. Visit walkforalzheimer.ca to register today. #IGWalkForAlz

The First Link Learning Series presenter for March 18, 2026 is Krista Domino, who will be sharing her knowledge on The Long Term Care Process. Visit alzheimer.ca/nl or contact us at (709) 576-0608 to learn more!

When it comes to dementia, we all have a story to share. Who are you walking for? Share your stories and photos with us, tag this account, and use the #IGWalkForAlz! Visit walkforalzheimers.ca today.

This International Women’s Day, we honour the women living with dementia, the women caring for family and community, and the women leading research and advocacy toward a better future. Learn more at alzheimer.ca/nl

The Dementia Passport is an e-learning program to support health care providers in providing high-quality care to people living with dementia. The program enhances the skill set of health care providers in our province. To learn more or register, visit dementiapassport.ca

Your gift helps fund our programs and services that support people impacted by dementia in our province. From answering questions, to offering practical support services, we show up to fill the gaps! Visit alzheimer.ca/nl to donate today!

When you walk, you’re sending a message of hope to Canadians living with dementia, and thousands more who care for them. When you fundraise, you’re promising them that help will always be available. Visit walkforalzheimer.ca to register or learn more #IGWalkforAlz