We are proud to partner with Scent Evidence K9 in leading Bringing the Lost Home. With support from the State of Florida legislature, this project trains canines to aid in the search for missing persons. Six in ten people with dementia will wander. Therefore, this program is essential for efficient recovery of those who are lost.

The Bringing the Lost Home Project has already helped recover numerous individuals in communities across Florida. Recently, a bloodhound named Stella, who participates in this program, received the American Kennel Club's ACE Award for Uniformed Service dogs. Thanks to canines like Stella, more law enforcement agencies are signing on to join Bringing the Lost Home!

Primary progressive aphasia (PPA) is a neurological syndrome that causes communication problems, often in persons with dementia. Join us for our next webinar with guest Dr. Elizabeth Madden from the FSU School of Communication Science and Disorders. She will talk with us about primary progressive aphasia and how it impacts the brain and associated language changes. Additionally, she will discuss speech therapy approaches and communication tips for talking with people with primary progressive aphasia.

Awareness is key in making sure families know we are here to support them. Help us spread the word that Alzheimer's Project is a resource for caregivers by sporting one of our comfy t-shirts! Available in several different styles and colors.

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