Our 36th Annual Alzheimer's Disease Education & Training Conference is happening this upcoming Friday. The event is free and open to caregivers, healthcare workers, and anyone interested in Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. CEU's are available if you let us know in advance when registering. Please register by March 24th to be included in the drawing for giveaway prizes! We're looking forward to learning from our knowledgeable speakers on March 26th from 9am-4pm. Look for the detailed schedule in our next email!
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Caregiver Corner
The services at Alzheimer’s Project are transitioning back to meeting in person, slowly but safely! All previously recorded and shared activities are still available inside the group page and can be accessed whenever needed. Our St. Paul’s and Good Samaritan day respite sites, also known as our Social Clubs are now open. Our In-home respite program continues to provide companionship within the home. If you are interested in attending a support group, we are offering them virtually, via telephone, and in person.

To get more information on using any of these services, please call our office at (850) 386-2778. We will continue to offer limited activities, such as Friday Bingo and other helpful videos. With that being said, please feel free to utilize the Online Support Group to connect with each other, especially if looking for advice from other caregivers. This is a great platform to share your experiences, concerns, questions and support. We are in this together!
Dr. Adrienne Steiner, a previous conference speaker, is hosting music-based wellness workshops as part of a study. If you are interested in participating, email her at steinera19@ecu.edu or call (252) 328-4277 to register.
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Awareness is key in making sure families know we are here to support them. With every shirt purchase, we receive a portion of the sales and also get the benefit of people seeing our name when you wear our shirt.
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