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Service Description

Offers free, public presentations of the ABC’s of Dementia, as well as a number of online programs and events to help individuals and communities learn more about dementia and understand how to become more supportive and inclusive for those affected by it.

Contact your local Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Resource Centre for more information about the ten warning signs associated with dementia and learn about upcoming events in your community.

 

Application Process

Contact for further information.

Fees

Free

Fax: 306-949-3069

Hotline: 1-877-949-4141

Dementia Helpline, Saskatchewan-wide

Business Line: 306-949-4141

Service Website

www.alzheimer.ca/sk/en/take-action/public-awareness

Facebook

www.facebook.com/pages/Alzheimer-Society-of-Saskatchewan/217901721605861

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twitter.com/AlzheimerSK

Email

office@alzheimer.sk.ca

Coverage Area

Saskatchewan

Languages Offered

English

Prince Albert Parkland Resource Centre

Address

Prince Albert SK

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Location Info

Hours of Operation

Call for office hours.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - front or side or back doors; Wheelchair access - call for details or special appointment required; Elevators; Elevators - Braille signage; Elevators - audible tone or speech; Elevators - lowered buttons

Hotline: 1-877-949-4141

Dementia Helpline, Saskatchewan-wide

Business Line: 306-922-2296

Prince Albert and Northeast Office

Website

www.alzheimer.ca/en/sk/ContactUs

Email

paparkland@alzheimer.sk.ca

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