All the latest news and stories about Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and the brain.

Once again, Neptune Terminals is proudly supporting the Climb for Alzheimer’s fundraiser at Grouse Mountain on Sunday, September 22. Their ongoing commitment to this highly anticipated event has helped make it a must attend for employees and community members alike. The Climb reflects the courage faced by people affected by dementia, while raising awareness and vital funds for the Alzheimer Society of B.C.

Join our push to improve the quality and accessibility of services for people living with dementia in B.C.

In this upcoming webinar, our guest speaker, Cindy Huang from Leith Wheeler, will lead us through essential financial conversations and strategies for safeguarding your assets and adjusting your plans when living with or suspecting dementia.

According to research commissioned by the Alzheimer Society of B.C., many people in B.C. hold incorrect beliefs about dementia, with stigma playing a role in shaping attitudes. We are actively seeking to challenge these myths and continue to adapt programs and services to the growing needs of the community.

Ash Abhyankar and Clark Starrie, lifelong friends, faced Clark’s diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease with courage. Clark’s journey inspired Ash to join the annual Climb for Alzheimer’s fundraising event, raising vital funds and calling for the community to come together to support people affected by dementia.

The City of Vancouver's first senior housing strategy is now approved, addressing the needs of adults living with dementia. As part of their Healthy City Strategy, the City of Vancouver is collaborating with The Alzheimer Society's Dementia-Friendly Communities team.

Join us in advocating for a clear dementia care pathway, increased supports for geriatricians and an annual investment to meet the growing demand for our services.