211
211 is a telephone line and online directory that connects all Canadians with local community and social services to help
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Advice for Being Active at Home – Arabic
The Dementia-Inclusive Choices for Exercise (DICE) team developed this resource to provide advice for starting a physical activity program at
Advice for Being Active at Home – Portuguese
The Dementia-Inclusive Choices for Exercise (DICE) team developed this resource to provide advice for starting a physical activity program at
Advice for Being Active at Home – Punjabi
The Dementia-Inclusive Choices for Exercise (DICE) team developed this resource to provide advice for starting a physical activity program at
Advice for Being Active at Home – Simplified Chinese
The Dementia-Inclusive Choices for Exercise (DICE) team developed this resource to provide advice for starting a physical activity program at
Advice for Being Active at Home- English
The Dementia-Inclusive Choices for Exercise (DICE) team developed this resource to provide advice for starting a physical activity program at
Alzheimer Society of Canada
The Alzheimer Society of Canada website provides information on different types of dementia, programs and resources available, and the latest
Alzheimer Society of Canada Language Guidelines
To promote person centred language, these guidelines have been reviewed by people living with dementia and have been developed for
Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay: Checklist for the Physical Environment
This resource helps to evaluate and improve the physical environment to improve accessibility for people with dementia. Click here to
Beyond dementia prevention: Understanding impact and knowledge gaps related to lifestyle interventions for people with dementia
This resource is for policy makers working in dementia care, health care, health promotion, public health, and senior services. It