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📣 ICYMI - CABHI’s spring newsletter is here! Our spring newsletter featured CABHI’s upcoming Global Dementia Research + Innovation Showcase – an exclusive event spotlighting the future of aging, taking place on July 30 during the Alzheimer's Association's International Conference. We

Research indicates that First Nations populations have a 34% higher rate of dementia compared to non–First Nations populations. 🔗 Learn more: alzheimer.ca/manyfaces #IndigenousHistoryMonth

Many 2SLGBTQIA+ people living with dementia hesitate to access care out of fear of discrimination. This can lead to later diagnoses, fewer supports, and greater isolation. Together can help build a inclusive dementia care systems. 🔗 Learn how: alzheimer.ca/manyfaces #Pride

Not all brain damage is sudden — it can develop slowly through chronic stress, trauma or past concussions. This Brain Injury Awareness Month, help support programs that provide understanding, care and hope. 💙 Your donation brings education and support to families across

Congratulations Dr. Julie Kosteniuk and Dr. Julie Ottoy whose dementia research received funding from the Alzheimer Society Research Program & CIHR-IA Brain Health and Cognitive Impairment in Aging Research Initiative. Learn more: alzheimer.ca/en/research/al…

Each year, the Alzheimer Society Research Program funds dementia researchers across Canada. SHRF is proud to partner with Alzheimer Society of Canada to fund world class dementia research in Saskatchewan. Read more about the Saskatchewan recipients at shrf.ca/post/saskatche…

Hosting a BBQ? Or running a lemonade stand? Make it meaningful — turn it into a fundraiser for people living with dementia. 💙 Whether it's a backyard bash or a personal challenge, your summer plans can help bring support, education and hope to families across Canada. Start

As we head into the weekend, we’re thinking of all the fathers, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures across Canada — especially those living with dementia, and those caring for them. This weekend is a time to reflect on the love, strength, and connection they represent. If

During Indigenous History Month, we recognize the importance of culturally appropriate care and community-rooted approaches to wellness. The rate of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias is expected to increase by 4.2 times for First Nations people between 2006 and 2031.

By 2030, almost 1 million Canadians will live with dementia. Your gift helps fund critical programs, education and services that make a real difference.�Be part of the change — donate now. 💙 bit.ly/4n4QnPn #BrainHealthAwareness #DementiaSupport #AlzheimerSociety

This Pride Month, we’re spotlighting the unique experiences of 2SLGBTQIA+ people living with dementia. According to Egale and the National Institute on Ageing 🇨🇦, one of the key guiding principles for inclusive care is: “Affirm identity at every stage.” For 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, memory loss can

Looking for a meaningful way to give back this summer? Start your own fundraiser to support people living with dementia and their care partners. It’s easy, impactful, and a great way to gather your friends and have fun! Need some ideas? Host a backyard BBQ, plan a bike-a-thon

This spring, Extendicare’s residents, families, team members and community members across the country came together to make every step count in support of Alzheimer Society of Canada. Read more on our LinkedIn: ow.ly/TqAu50Wck01

Tomorrow is National Indigenous Peoples Day. At the Alzheimer Society of Canada, we honour the cultures, histories, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We also recognize that Indigenous communities continue to face systemic barriers in accessing

According to the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health, the onset of dementia appears to be at a younger age in Indigenous people compared to the general population. Learn more and explore ways to get involved: bit.ly/3T3x9Mc #IndigenousHistoryMonth

🏳️‍🌈 This Pride Month, let’s stand with 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals living with dementia. Many face isolation and discrimination when accessing care. Your support helps build inclusive, affirming services that truly reflect our communities. 💙 Donate today: alzheimercanada.donorsupport.co/page/C3_2025?_…

Did you miss our Toronto Innovation Showcase last year? Here’s your chance to be part of it this year! In partnership with JLABS, last year’s event brought together over 140 guests, including innovators, researchers, investors, industry leaders, and government

Want to make a difference? It’s easier than you think. 1. Pick your thing. Host a games night, or throw a themed dinner—whatever brings you joy! 2. Register your fundraiser. Go to alzheimer.ca/fundraise and set up your page in minutes. It’s fast, free and easy. 3. Share and

Guiding inclusive dementia care means more than words — it means action. “Respect identities and expressions.” This principle reminds us that person-centred care must honour how each individual defines and expresses themselves—especially 2SLGBTQIA+ people living with dementia,